Sunday Brunch Bangkok: Prices, Hotels & How to Book

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Quick answer: which Sunday brunch to book in Bangkok

Match the buffet to what you want on the plate. Every option below runs about three hours, so clear your afternoon. Use this shortlist, then read the venue sections for detail.

• Seafood and crab: Espresso at InterContinental Bangkok, food from THB 2,900++.
• Champagne and celebration: the Perrier-Jouët tier at Grand Siam, THB 6,300++, or Espresso's endless champagne add-on at THB 2,300++.
• Quieter, refined afternoon: The Sukhothai Bangkok, THB 3,900++ with soft drinks, coffee and tea.
• Garden setting for a group: Grand Siam in the Secret Garden, which Anantara pitches at family and friends.
• Value-minded: Espresso food-only, or Grand Siam's Soft tier booked 14 days ahead.

Sunday brunch prices compared

Prices and hours checked November 2026 on each hotel's own brunch page. ++ means service charge and tax are added on top. Anantara Siam states 10% service charge plus 7% government tax. Espresso lists 10% service charge plus applicable taxes, and Sukhothai prints its price with ++ too. At Anantara Siam the multiplier works out to about 1.177. That puts the Soft tier near THB 4,000 and the Unlimited tier near THB 9,650 per person. Treat both as estimates.

Espresso at InterContinental Bangkok: for seafood and crab

Espresso sits on the Mezzanine level and serves brunch every Sunday from 12:00 to 15:00. Its seafood on ice includes more than six kinds of crab. Golden king crab, Chilean king crab, snow crab and blue swimmer crab are all listed. Made-to-order dishes include half Boston lobster Thermidor and grilled Hokkaido scallops. Unlimited pan-fried foie gras on brioche is part of the food price of THB 2,900++. Live music plays for the full 12:00–15:00 window. Add endless champagne for THB 2,300++ and the pre-charge total is THB 5,200++. Skip Espresso if you avoid shellfish. Seafood fans can compare it with the Bangkok seafood buffets on our dedicated page.

Grand Siam at Anantara Siam: for package choice and early-booking discounts

Grand Siam runs in the Secret Garden from 12:00 to 15:30. Expect live cooking stations, a foie gras station, a live grill and a Valrhona chocolate dessert station. A caviar trolley comes with the Perrier-Jouët tier. Four packages are on offer. Soft is THB 3,400++ with non-alcoholic free-flow. Bubble is THB 5,200++ and adds beer, wine and cocktails. Perrier-Jouët is THB 6,300++ and adds champagne and a caviar trio. Unlimited is THB 8,200++ and adds unlimited Maine lobster. Reserve 14 days ahead for 20% off, or 7 days ahead for 15% off, with terms applying. GHA Discovery members get 15% off the non-alcoholic package until 31 December 2026, excluding festive periods.

The Sukhothai Legendary Sunday Brunch: for a refined, quieter afternoon

Brunch at The Sukhothai Bangkok costs THB 3,900++ per person and includes soft drinks, coffee and tea. Warm lighting, Thai silk and views of the pagodas set the room. Live music sets the pace. Live cooking stations carry signature dishes from Celadon and La Scala. Desserts include homemade ice cream and Thai sweets. The hotel's page shows a November 2026 to February 2027 calendar, so check which Sundays it actually runs. Reservations go through the hotel by phone or Line.

Other hotel brunches worth checking

Several more hotels run Sunday brunches, but their details come from a single guide. Check each hotel's own page before you plan around them. Siam Kempinski's ALATi is reported to serve from 12:00 to 16:00, the longest window of the group. UNO MAS at Centara Grand at CentralWorld is reported to hold its champagne brunch on the first Sunday of the month only. JW Café at JW Marriott is described as a few minutes' walk from BTS Ploenchit. Four Seasons runs Palmier beside the Chao Phraya River. The Athenee's Rain Tree Café is known for its grand lobby. Trader Vic's offers a Tiki Jungle brunch at Anantara Riverside. For a wider hotel comparison, see our Bangkok hotel buffet guide.

How to choose: food-only, soft drinks, or free-flow

Start with the clock. Windows run 3 hours at Espresso and 3.5 hours at Grand Siam. A slow drinker rarely gets full value from an endless champagne add-on of THB 2,300++. Price the package against the glasses you would realistically order at the hotel bar. If the total is close, take the soft option and pay for a glass or two separately. Families with small children should skip champagne-focused tiers. Anyone wanting a quick meal should skip brunch altogether.

• Mistake: booking Espresso for guests who avoid shellfish.
• Mistake: buying a top tier before checking whether you want the lobster or caviar it adds.
• Mistake: reserving inside 7 days at Anantara Siam and missing the 15% advance discount.
• Mistake: arriving late on a package, which shortens the time you have to use it.

Booking and logistics

Reserve early at Grand Siam, where 14 days ahead earns 20% off. Sukhothai takes bookings by phone or Line, so ask which Sundays are running. Arrive at 12:00 to use the full 3 hours. Sunday traffic and heat make a taxi to the hotel lobby easier than a long walk. Espresso is on the Mezzanine level and Grand Siam is in the Secret Garden. Dress codes and deposit terms are not listed on these brunch pages, so ask when you reserve. Children are welcome as part of the family framing at Grand Siam, but ask each hotel about child pricing.

Not sure brunch is the right format?

A three-hour buffet is not for everyone. For a lighter hotel experience, start with our Bangkok afternoon tea guide. Our high tea roundup covers more options. River-hotel settings are covered in Mandarin Oriental's tea service. The Peninsula's riverside tea is another option.