By BK staff
| Apr 26, 2019

Jump to: Ari / Chatuchak l Asoke l Old Town / Charoenkrung l Siam / Phloen Chit l Sukhumvit l Sathorn / Silom l Thonglor / Ekkamai

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Ari / Chatuchak

Behind the Bar Cafe NEW

Across the road from Chatuchak Park, this friendly cafe serves up espressos (B50), iced yuzu long blacks (B95) and matcha lattes (B75) as well as kitsch drinks like the strawberry and bubblegum-flavored Queen of Flamingo (B70). Inside, browns and oranges meet mellow blues for a chilled-out retro vibe—perfect for charging up before descending into Chatuchak chaos. Oh, and they go in for sustainability too, using biodegradable cups and straws, as well as offering a discount for bringing your own cup.
1058/104 Phahon Yothin Rd., 080-071-2123. Mon-Fri 7:00am-3:30pm; Sat 7:30am-3:30pm; Sun 7:30am-noon

Common Room x Ari

This minimal affair focuses on quality coffee. Beans come courtesy of top local roasters like Ceresia and Brave, with blends as well as single origins from Kenya and Colombia available as latte, flat white (B80), or hot and cold drip (B120). On top of the classic brownies (B75), there are brekkie dishes like mixed berry yogurt (B150) and scrambled eggs on toast with salmon (B140).
Phahon Yothin Soi 5, 062-416-7746. Open Mon-Sun 7am-4pm. BTS Saphan Kwai

Landhaus NEW

This German/Austrian bakery is known for its next-level bread and pastries, as well as its cute garden made for lazy days. The concrete and steel baking oven turns out wonderful wheat bread, which you can sample with the open breakfast sandwich (B140), piled with scrambled eggs, spinach, tomatoes and mushrooms. For an Austrian classic, get the cheese bread stick (B40), which is tangy and crisp with slightly burnt cheese. Enjoy with a piping hot Americano (B60) or a frothy cappuccino (B70).
18 Phahon Yothin Soi 5, 086-889-9210. Open Tue-Sun 7am-7pm

Pla Dib

Around since 2004, this all-day diner still draws the crowds—so much so, we’d say breakfast is almost a no-go on weekends. If you can get your foot in the door, order the kai kata (eggs in a pan with chorizo and mash potato, B160), otherwise you can always get a grilled chicken sandwich (B260) to go. After 5pm, the place turns into a sushi and pizza bar—how Ari is that!
1/1 Areesampan Soi 7, 02-279-8185.

Open Tue-Sun 8am-5pm; 5pm-11:30pm. BTS Ari

Also in the neighborhood: Bar Storia Del Caffe, 13 Ari Soi 4, 02-057-9448 (see Siam-Phloen Chit); Makai, Ari Soi 4, 092-278-7579 (see Asoke)

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Asoke

Breakfast Story

Perched above Hair of the Dog craft beer bar, this all-day breakfast haunt (really, they’re open till 11pm) is all about comforting American/Canadian classics. They use all the good stuff like pure maple syrup, Greek yogurt, organic eggs, fresh fruit and French butter. Arrive hungry for the namesake Breakfast Story (B300), which is fully loaded with three pancakes, two eggs, bacon and country potatoes. Wash it down with a bottomless cup of American drip coffee (B80).
2/F Hair of the Dog, 593/27 Sukhumvit Soi 33/1, 02-258-1461. Open daily 7am-11pm

Chu

Originally known for its churros and hot chocolate, Chu’s two locations also pack in crowds for breakfast offerings like eggs Benedict with bacon (B250) or salmon (B290), and scrambled eggs with cherry tomato salsa and Joe Sloane’s chorizo (B250). Of course, you can’t leave without a cup of the creamy, velvety, dark hot chocolate (B150).
2/F, Exchange Tower, 388 Sukhumvit Rd., 02-663-4554. Open Mon-Fri 7:30am-9pm; Sat-Sun 8am-9pm. BTS Asoke

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The Coffee Club

Tucked away in Citadines Hotel on Sukhumvit Soi 23, this Aussie-born, Thai-owned coffee chain is a calming blend of light woods, cushioned seats, hanging plants and pendant light fixtures. The all-day menu reads like the greatest hits of Western brekkie dishes, from poached eggs with avocado (B260) to the Big Breakfast (B395), with eggs, bacon, sausages, mushrooms, tomatoes, hash browns and toast. Top off your food coma with an ultra-indulgent chocolate Nutella frappe (B180).
Citadines Hotel, 37/7 Sukhumvit Soi 23, 065-730-4929. Open daily 6am-10:30pm.

Iwane Goes Nature

With an air-conditioned cafe inside and a leafy, cat-filled garden, this all-day spot is perfect for lazy mornings. Their uber-fluffy pancakes steal the show—try the indulgent Marron Five (B220), served with candied chestnuts and chestnut chiffon cream. Awake from your food coma with a Bulletproof coffee (B130), which contains coconut oil and butter—said to facilitate a gradual yet intense release of caffeine throughout the day.
14 Sukhumvit Soi 23, 02-664-0350. Open daily 7:30am-11:30pm

Makai Acai & Superfood Bar

Vitatrade, the supplier of acai pulp puree to top restaurants like Roast, Broccoli Revolution and Brekkie, has opened its own superfood-laden cafe that specializes in, you guessed it, healthy, acai-based smoothies (B160) and smoothie bowls (from B120). Choose your blend, fruit combination and other trendy toppings like chia, flax seeds, goji berries and cacao.
64 Sukhumvit Soi 23, 098-956-8461. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-9pm. MRT Sukhumvit

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Old Town / Charoenkrung

Chata

From a gorgeous glasshouse extension to Yaowarat’s colonial-style Baan2459 hotel, Chata serves serious coffee in a setting swathed in natural light. The house-blend (Thai, Indonesian, Ethiopian and Brazilian) can be dressed up with lime and bubbly cola in the Colapresso (B140). Get the pan-baked eggs with tomatoes and Chinese sausage (B120) and follow it up with the simple coconut cake (B75).
98 Phatsai Rd., 096-154-5049. Open daily 8am-5pm. MRT Hua Lamphong

Craftsman x Baan Ajarn Farang NEW

The vibrant yellow neo-Renaissance mansion that was once the residence of Silpa Bhirasri, the Italian-born sculptor known as the “Father of Modern Art in Thailand” during King Rama V’s reign, has been painstakingly renovated as a cafe and gallery. It all makes for a very sophisticated setting for a round of scones with tamarind and cranberry compote (B145/two pieces). Slow bar staples like pourover and Aeropress (B150 each) spotlight single-origin beans. Try the “lemongrass latte” (B135) for something different.
G/F, Silpa Bhirasri’s House, 153 Ratchawithi Rd., 086-688-5442. Open daily 9am-6pm

Eden’s

With its NY and French bakery-inspired facade and painting-perfect rustic interior, Eden’s evokes a warm and cozy bakehouse vibe. The menu highlights rotating house-baked goodies (B90-160) like beer cake, carrot cake and lemon pie (go early or they’ll run out), as well as an English breakfast plate (served till noon, B260/B490) and a variety of toast (B110-190). To drink, there’s refillable coffee (B90), hot cocoa (B120) and Mariage Freres tea (B180).
7/1 Lan Luang Rd., 02-625-2000. Open Tue-Thu 9am-5pm; Fri-Sun 9am-8pm

Kope Hya Taikee

For a true Thai-style breakfast, visit the 60-something-year-old Kopi, whose specialities like kai kata (baked egg) with minced pork and ham (B85) have stood the test of time.
37 Soi Samran Rat, Siriphong Rd., 02-621-0828. Open daily 7am-8pm (except the last Tue of every month)

On Lok Yun

This 80-year-old spot has a loyal following who come for the kanom pang sangkaya (bread with Thai-style egg custard, B28) and Thai-style American breakfast (B50), and stick around for the old-world atmosphere. The no-frills decor only adds to the charm, with wooden cabinets filled with tins of Milo from the ‘80s. Drinks like coffee and milk start from B22. Driving? Park at The Old Siam or Saranrom Park and take a stroll through the Old Town.
72 Charoenkrung Soi 4, 02-223-9621. Open daily 5:30am-3:30pm

Rue de Mansri NEW

Breathing new life into a 130-year-old former tram station close to the Golden Mount, this charming hideaway is part vintage cafe, part photography studio. Enjoy their signature iced Marocchino (B75), an indulgent mix of chocolate, milk and espresso, or a refreshing Black Coco Mint (B75), paired with a fresh-baked ham and cheese or almond croissant (B45) made using dough sourced from Chiang Mai’s enduringly popular Nana Jungle.
417 Bamrungmuang Rd. Open daily 7am-5pm

Sarnies NEW

The hip Singapore coffee chain’s first fully-fledged Bangkok branch takes over a 150-year-old corner shop-house that once was a boat repair shop with brushed concrete, distressed brickwork and leafy plants. Beyond the excellent house-blend coffee (from B70), cafe-hoppers can delve into substantial bites like a healthy grain bowl (B350) or a sinful bacon and egg sandwich (B320)—hangovers have met their match!
101 Charoenkrung Soi 44. Open daily 8am-5pm

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Siam - Phloen Chit

BKK Bagel Bakery

Situated right beside BTS Chit Lom, this is Bangkok’s go-to bagel spot. The New York-style bagels are boiled and baked daily. We dig the classic Reuben (corned beef, sauerkraut, gruyere cheese and Russian dressing, B250) and Loxstock bagel (smoked salmon with pepper, dill, onion and cream cheese, B225). Follow it up with some NY-style cheesecake (B155) and yuzu juice (B55).
G/F, Maneeya Center, 518/3 Phloen Chit Rd., 02-254-8157. Open Mon-Fri 7:30am-5:30pm; Sat-Sun 8:30am-5.30pm. BTS Chit Lom

Brooklyn Baker

This is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle, nestled down a quiet soi at the entrance to Retreat on Vitayu spa. Grab a seat in the small garden and go classic with the American Breakfast (pancakes, bacon, sausages and eggs, B250) or try something a little more adventurous like the shakshuka (Middle Eastern-style poached egg, sausage and tomato, B240) or Baker rice bowl (B210), a spicy chicken salad topped with a fried egg. To drink, try the Cafe Club Con Miel (B100)— coffee with honey and cinnamon.
51/7 Soi Polo, Wireless Rd., 081-855-7090. Open Thu-Tue 8am-4:30pm. MRT Lumphini

Cafe Tartine

We love this family-friendly spot’s French sandwiches made with crusty baguettes and simple but high-quality ingredients. You can also get a traditional Continental spread (croissant, coffee and orange juice, B99), croque monsieur (B200), or eggs Benedict (B240, Sat-Sun only) and treats like the chocolate pumpkin pie (B100)—delicious, even for breakfast.
1/F, Athenee Residence, Soi Ruamrudee, Wireless Rd., 02-168-5464. Open daily 7am-8pm. BTS Phloen Chit

Clinton Street Baking Company

The Manhattan-hailing diner is known for its all-day breakfast and American classics, especially the renowned buttermilk pancakes—which the likes of New York Magazine and Lonely Planet have hailed as the best in the city. Here, you can expect all the top-sellers like soft-but-crispy pancakes (B280 for two/B340 for three), buttermilk fried chicken and waffles (B340) and a variety of cakes (B180), as well as new creations like the popcorn rock shrimp (B240) with salad and cajun sauce.
G/F, Siam Paragon, Rama 1 Rd., 02-129-4861. Open daily 8am-10pm. BTS Siam

Crepes & Co.

Sweet and savory crepes are the order of the day at this charming white house. Great service and a nice garden complete the picture. Try the savory crepe supreme (B325), filled with bacon, mushroom, cheese, Bechamel sauce and topped with an egg. The hefty brunch set (B565) gets you one hot drink, one fruit juice, yogurt and muesli, two eggs, pancakes and more.
59/4 Lang Suan Soi 1, 02-015-3388. Open Mon-Sat 9am-11pm; Sun 8am-11pm. BTS Chit Lom

Make a reservation at Crepes & Co.

Also in the neighborhood: Pacamara, 1/F, A La Art, Chulalongkorn Soi 64, 099-746-9582 (see Thonglor/Ekkamai); Makai, G/F, Siam Paragon (see Asoke); Luka, Siri House, Soi Somkid, 094-868-2639 (See Sathorn)

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Sukhumvit

Bangkok Trading Post

This hip all-day-dining cafe at the foot of 137 Pillar Suites does baked items and sandwiches from the deli counter as well as international comfort dishes, namely Thai congee (B110), farmer’s omelet (Spanish-style pan omelet with boerewors sausage, goat cheese and roasted pimento pepper, B290), tuna tataki salad (B240), pasta (from B280) and pizza (from B290). Don’t miss their one-of-a-kind purple sweet potato cake, either.
G/F, 137 Pillars Suites & Residences Bangkok, 59/1 Sukhumvit Soi 39, 02-079-7133. Open daily 6am-midnight. BTS Phrom Phong

Make a reservation at Bangkok Trading Post

Brainwake Cafe

If you’re not drawn to the leafy facade of this palatial diner, you will be by the display of Japanese pastries inside. Head to their library shelves and park up for the afternoon with a good latte, or enjoy the properly stocked bar. Food is a cheap and cheerful mix of Thai one-dish classics, Western breakfast staples and sandwiches.
27/1 Sukhumvit Soi 33, 02-005-0026. Open daily 7am-9pm. BTS Phrom Phong

Brekkie

Despite the name, Brekkie goes well beyond breakfast to serve healthy, hearty dishes all day long. Ingredients like quinoa, avocado, spirulina, flaxseed, acai berry and chia seed dominate the menu in dishes like fried quinoa tom yum with diced salmon (B285), avocado toast (B240) and homemade cold pressed juices (B75).
6/9 Sukhumvit Soi 39, 083-656-6141. Open Mon-Sun 9am-6pm. BTS Phrom Phong

Casa Lapin x26

High ceilings, brick walls, big windows and low-hanging bulbs combine to create this loft-like coffee shop slash co-working space. Their house-roasted coffee will help you power through your work. Chow down on a range of breakfast and dessert classics.
Sukhumvit Soi 26, 02-000-5546-4. Open daily 8am-10pm. BTS Phrom Phong. 4 other branches in Bangkok

D’Ark

This all-day breakfast spot rolls out pancakes (from B240), soups, burgers (starting at B390) and other comfort dishes inspired by local ingredients.
Piman 49, 46 Sukhumvit Soi 49, 02-662-7900. Open daily 7:30am-9pm. BTS Phrom Phong/Thong Lo

Make a reservation at D'Ark

Gram

Having recently moved from the riverside, this pink-tinged cafe now enjoys a more central location in Phrom Phong. Their brunch-focused menu is full of smoothie bowls, eggs, pancakes and sausages, all served from a small counter topped with a striking marquee light bulb sign. Highlights include the salmon scrambled eggs (B280) that will fulfill your morning hunger.
Serine Residence, Sukhumvit 39. Open Tue-Sun 8am-6pm

Holey Artisan Bakery

Grab your morning bread fix at the two branches of this early-rising bakery where the bread and pastries are made from scratch, highlighting the use of unbleached flour, house-made sourdough, glaze and frosting. Don’t miss the Phet Mak Mak sourdough (kalamata olives, sharp cheddar and pickled jalapenos, B250) or the the NYP sandwich (Sloane’s beef pastrami, whole grain mustard, pickles and cheddar cheese, B400). The bakery also serves coffee (from B80) and cold-pressed juice (B100).
245/12 Sukhumvit Soi 31, 091-720-1074. Open daily 7am-6pm. MRT Sukhumvit

Make a reservation at Holey Artisan Bakery

Simple

Chef Natcha Chatlaong’s charming organic restaurant not only looks the part but also makes for a healthy start to the day. Top morning dishes include the full English breakfast (B300), which is served in a big pan, and the quinoa, cauliflower and pumpkin frittata (B260).
235/5 Sukhumvit Soi 31, 02-662-2510. Open Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat-Sun 8am-6pm. MRT Sukhumvit

Also in the neighborhood: Conkey’s, 49 Terrace, 49 Sukhumvit Soi 49, 083-040-5911 (see Thonglor/Ekkamai)

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Sathorn / Silom

Akart Day NEW

Taking over the well-preserved 90-year-old wooden house once belonging to Coffee Craftsman, this early-opening cafe is all about caffeinated specialties like Happy Day (B200), coffee with candle-smoked coconut milk, along with the Super Star All-day Breakfast (homemade toast with ham and cheese served with sausages and vegetables, B350). Save room for some carrot cake (B145).
Yarden, 30 Yen Akart Rd., 02-249-0182. Open daily 7am-7pm

The Corner

This humble Mediterranean restaurant rolls out all-day brunch sets like Healthy (toasted muesli and yogurt served fresh fruits, juice, homemade bread and condiments, B150) and Le Parisien (Paris ham and emmental cheese in a baguette, B160). But we also dig the sandwiches—go for the croque monsieur (B190) along with a homemade lemon soda (B70) on the open-air terrace.
27/39 Soi Sribumphen, 02-679-8438. Open Wed-Sun 7am-10pm.

Luka

This chic cafe zeroes in on down-to-earth comfort food like shakshuka (poached eggs in tomato sauce served in a hot skillet with slices of toasted sourdough, B320) and breakfast burrito with quinoa, scrambled egg, cheese, sausage, tomato salsa, avocado and “Thai chipotle” salsa (B310). Sauces, juices and pickles are homemade, while the produce comes from reputable names like Adams Organic, the Royal Project Foundation and Sloane’s.
Casa Pagoda, 64/3 Pan Rd., 02-637-8558. Open daily 9am-6pm. BTS Surasak

Not Just Another Cup

This airy, two-story restaurant deals in a familiar combination of egg-focused dishes, prettily poured coffee and cold-pressed juices served in a daytime-friendly dining room. Order the Moroccan-style egg skillet in a richly spiced tomato sauce, served alongside some deliciously fluffy bread for dunking (B320).
75/1 Sathorn Soi 10, 02-635-3464. Open daily 7am-7pm. BTS Chong Nonsi

Rocket Coffeebar

Bangkok’s stylish brunch pioneer is now down to its original Sathorn branch (plus a counter at MRT Thai Cultural Centre and the odd popup). Yet, the winning formula remains: wholesome food, freshly baked goods and artisanal coffee. The highlight has to be the delightful breakfast menu which includes dishes like the yogurt bowl (B240) and the now-mythical Rocket’s Benedict (B290), arguably Bangkok’s best version of this now-ubiquitous dish.

149 Sathorn Soi 12, 02-635-0404. Open daily 7am-8pm. BTS Chong Nonsi

Also in the neighborhood: Chu, Trinity Complex, Narathiwas Soi 3, 02-636-8685 (see Asoke); Holey, 39/17 Suan Phlu Rd., 086-408-9584 (see Sukhumvit); Bangkok Trading Post, Market Place Nanglinchee, Nanglinchee Rd., 02-287-4165 (see Sukhumvit); Makai, Narathiwat Rajanagarinda Rd. (see Asoke)

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Thonglor / Ekkamai

Bourbon Street

Claiming to be the only genuine Cajun and Creole restaurant in Bangkok, this expat favorite does New Orleans-indebted treats like eggs Benedict with crab cake (B370) and shrimp bisque (B195). Beware, these portions are huge.
Sukhumvit Soi 63, 02-381-6801-3. Open daily 7am-1am. BTS Ekkamai

Conkey’s Bakery

Australian Michael Conkey’s farmers’ market favorite turned hidden Ekkamai enclave is the perfect spot to start your day with a daily-baked crusty baguette (B120) or buttery brioche (B380). What sets the place apart from your Amantees and your Maison Jean Phillipes, however, are unbeatable Aussie staples like sausage rolls (B120) and meat pies (B180). We’re also partial to the plump meatballs (B180/4pcs)—perfect for sandwiching between a ciabatta (B160). Keep an eye out for the recurring picnics!
72 Ekkamai Soi 22, 083-040-5911. Open Tue-Sun 9am-5pm

Ekkamai Macchiato

From a sun-dappled, mid-century modern house that looks as much a furniture showroom as a cafe, a bevy of baristas work their magic on blends and single-origins from local roasting bigwigs like Bottomless. To go with, forget eggs Benedict and opt for one of the rich and spicy Thai rice bowls (from B180).
6/2 Ekkamai Soi 12, 080-169-9824. Open Mon-Fri 8am-6pm; Sat-Sun 9am-6pm

The Hass Bistro

This two-story cafe serves up Hass avocados in every imaginable form and flavor. Try the creamy green fruit on bread in the vegan avocado toast with fragrant truffle butter (B145) and on a croissant with avocado butter (B60). For drinks, there’s an avocado smoothie (B155), of course, but we recommend a coldpressed juice like the Bloody Roar (B140): red apple, beetroot, watermelon and pineapple.

1/6 Sukhumvit Soi 49, 099-192-9626. Open daily 8am-10pm. BTS Thong Lo

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Kaizen Coffee NEW

Ekkamai’s all-white home of Melbourne-style coffee culture has relocated just up the road from its former home in Tai Ping Tower. Now with its very own standalone spot, the white decor and scientific coffee prep remains—try the Nitro Cold Brew (B150)—but cakes and pastries are now all made in-house. They also offer hangover cures in the form of Breakfast Burgers (bacon, egg, cheese and HP sauce on a brioche bun, B160) and jazzed-up BLTs (B220).
888 Sukhumvit Soi 63 (Ekkamai), 098-831-6009. Open daily 8am-6pm.

Little Home Bakery

Around since the ‘50s, this breakfast institution has updated its menu in line with current (read: hipster) trends. Paprika chicken waffle (B250) and ham cheese lava omelet (B180) lead the line. We’re just thankful the fluffy buttermilk pancakes (starting from B150) remain, served with a scoop of creamy butter along with banana, pineapple, bacon—basically anything you choose.

413/10-20 Sukhumvit Soi 55 (Thonglor), 02-185-1485. Open daily 7am-9pm. BTS Thong Lo

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One Ounce for Onion

All whitewashed walls, raw concrete floors and custom wooden furniture, this sleek cafe attached to hipster-favorite boutique Onion pulls in a fashion-forward crowd with its pastas, baked egg dishes and waffles. The weekend heats up with rotating specials like “Dirty Bird,” fried boneless chicken thigh coated with almonds, served with sweet soy sauce topped with pickles and red onions (B220). You can always rely on the beans of Brave Roasters, whether used in classic coffee offerings or put to work in more tropical-leaning experimental forms.
19/12 Ekkamai Soi 12, 02-116-6076. Open daily 9am-6pm

Pacamara Coffee Roasters

The fifth cafe from the Chiang Mai-hailing coffee roasters offers brunch dishes like smoked salmon eggs Benedict (B285) and scrambled eggs (B245) to go with the excellent slow bar coffee (B120-170), made using rotating beans roasted in-house. Do also try special coffees like the "snow cold" brew (shaved frozen milk on coffee jelly, topped with a shot of cold brew coffee, B130).
Thonglor Soi 25, 02-048-5900. Open daily 8am-7:30pm. BTS Phrom Phong

Roast

Roast remains high on most brunch-goers’ checklists, which means that, come the weekend you can face some crazy queues. It’s with good reason, too. On top of the great coffee, the menu packs genuine crowd-pleasers like the crab cake Benedict (B360) and smoked salmon with rosti matched with lemon creme fraiche (B320).
The Commons, Thonglor Soi 17, 02-185-2865. Open Mon-Thu 10am-11pm; Fri-Sat 9am-11pm; Sun 9am-10pm. BTS Thong Lo

Theera

This healthy, gluten-free, non-dairy cafe rolls out a rotating range of bakery treats like the tasty carrot chia seed cake (B130). Another pick is the salmon and mascarpone sandwich on gluten-free, house-made bread (B280). The smoothies are made with soy milk and coconut yogurt.
Sukhumvit Soi 42, 090-506-2222. Open daily 9am-6pm. BTS Ekkamai

Tiny Cup Cafe

This unassuming, vintage nook focuses on all-day breakfast, with highlights like tuna melt (B300) and egg with chorizo (B260). The Tiny Cup Breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausages, mushrooms, salad and coffee or tea (B420) is very serviceable, too.
411/2 Sukhumvit Soi 55 (Thonglor), between soi 21 and 23, 02-712-5112. Open daily 7am-6pm. BTS Thong Lo

Toby’s

This blond-wood picture reminiscent of Bondi cafes rolls out all-day Australian breakfast staples and specialty coffee. Recommendations include the egg mikado (B320), sourdough topped with two poached eggs, cured salmon and yellow hollandaise sauce, and the corn fritter (B290) with bacon, cherry tomato, baby rocket and avocado salsa.
68/1 Sukhumvit Soi 38, 02-712-1774. Open Tue-Sun 9am-10:30pm. BTS Thong Lo

Make a reservation at Toby's

Also in the neighborhood: Crepes & Co., 9:53 Community Mall, Thonglor Soi 9, 02-258-2672 (see Siam-Ploen Chit). Luka Moto, 235 Thonglor Soi 11, 02-050-0469 (see Sathorn)

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