10 of the best eggy dishes in Bangkok
Take your weekend brunch to the next level.
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Two-toned Scramble at Kay’s (B160)
Perfect for girl get-togethers, this all-white space is as photogenic as the dishes are comforting. Among all creative eggy dishes, we’re partial for the two-toned scrambled eggs, which see the white and the yolk separated and spread atop ham and a crispy chunk of bread. Bonus: they also make delicious French toasts.
116/55-57 Rangnam Rd., 02-245-1953
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All-American Breakfast Griddle at Dean & DeLuca (B395)
Open daily from as early as 7am, this New York-hailing gourmet store and dining venue serves up a full list of breakfast-y dishes all day long. Grab a cup of the special-blend coffee and order up the all-American breakfast griddle, an organic-eggs affair which features serious premium toppings like dry-cured belly bacon, Joe Sloane’s maple bacon sausage, fried potato hash and a griddle pancke.
Try G/F, Mahanakhon Cube, Narathiwat Ratchanakarin Rd., 02-234-1434. BTS Chong Nonsi
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Rocket’s Benedict at Rocket Coffeebar (B290)
Rocket’s version of eggs Benedict has stood the test of time and is arguably deserving of the mantle of best in town. The eggs are perfectly cooked and beautifully complemented by a wonderful rich hollandaise sauce, even if we do snicker at their claims that their eggs are “beyond organic.”
Try 149 Sathorn Soi 12, 02-653-0404
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Egg Mikado at Toby’s (B320)
Come here around lunch time on weekends and you’ll have to wait for tables. Hidden away in the peaceful end of Sukhumvit Soi 38, this brunch specialist rolls out Aussie-style breakfast dishes, including the superstar egg Mikado, sourdough topped with two poached eggs, cured salmon, salmon roe and yellow hollandaise sauce.
75 Sukhumvit Soi 38, 02-712-1774. BTS Thonglor
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Hyde & Seek Benedict at Hyde & Seek (B330)
This Ruamrudee institution may be better known for its after-dark cocktail scene, but its food remains no after-thought. Served on weekends from 11am-5pm, the highlight of the brunch menu is the Hyde & Seek Benedict, served with shellfish hollandaise and "Pete's delicious glazed bacon."
65/1 Athenee Residence, Soi Ruam Rudi, Wireless Rd., 02-168-5152-3
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Steak and Egg at Egg My God (B490)
This spin-off of the Thai comfort food institution Baan Ying specializes in, you guessed it, egg dishes. Their version of steak and egg places flavorful marinated Australian tenderloin on a bed of cream cheese scrambled eggs.
M/F, The Commons, Thonglor Soi 17
Duck Eggs Skillet at Osito (B320)
When it comes to eggy dishes at Osito, we recommend you go beyond the tortilla espanola (Spanish omelet). Head to this Spanish restaurant on the weekend for its Latin brunch (11am-3pm), where you can get a few fun eggy dishes co-created with the neighboring kitchen La Monita. Our pick is the two duck eggs on skillet with roast beef, sauerkraut, grilled tomato and avocado.
Mahatun Plaza, 888/23-24 Phloen Chit Rd., 02-651-4399
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Anytime Eggs at Seed (B250)
The daytime menu at this casual, rustic-themed restaurant highlights breakfast dishes. Here, the chef gets creative by serving her take on eggs Benedict in a small pot, where bacon, mushroom, potatoes and green pea puree are topped with poached eggs and miso hollandaise.
104 Sukhumvit Soi 39, 099-283-6363, 094-429-7777
Baked Eggs with Chorizo at Brekkie (B290)
Aiming to promote healthier choice for breakfast, this chic cafe is not super clean eating but it does substitute out some of the more harmful ingredients. We vouch for the flavorful oven-baked eggs, which come served on a skillet with chickpeas, corn, tomatoes, onion, carrots and chorizo. Enjoy it with the accompanying multigrain toast.
6/9 Sukhumvit Soi 39, 083-656-6141
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Shakshouka at Brooklyn Baker (B250)
Best known for its luscious cakes, this hidden cafe also serves up some serious brunch. Leave the French toast and fried chicken waffles for next time and try something a little more adventurous like this Arabic-style poached egg dish complete with sausage and tomato.
51/7 Soi Polo, Wireless Rd., 081-855-7090
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