Found just off the corner of Sathorn Soi 6, Brasserie 9 is among one of the better food enclaves in the city, the venue stands out from the street with its colonial style architecture reminiscent of the King Rama 5 era around the 19th century. The menu here is dense with classic brasserie favorites from France (think dishes like efillochée de crabe and mijoté de joue de boeuf à la bourguignonne), and can act as a sort of masterclass on the style of food—including weekend brunch on the second and fourth Sunday of each month. The Brass, which is the venue’s dedicated bar, boasts a huge range of French labels on top of a respectable selection from across Europe, New Zealand, and Oceania, as well as a nice range of signature cocktails. The restaurant also offers three available areas to reserve for a private room, each named after famous cities in France—Paris, Bordeaux, and Lyon—all decorated in cozy, private settings.