Best Restaurants Open Sunday in Bangkok 2026

Why a Sunday list matters in Bangkok

Bangkok runs on a six-day kitchen week. The Thai fine-dining wave that put the city second only to Tokyo in Asian Michelin density also imported the Tokyo rhythm: a single closing day, usually Sunday or Monday, so chefs and front-of-house can recover. The result is that a visitor landing on a Sunday faces a thinner field than the city's reputation suggests. Concierge desks default to hotel rooms; the independent stars are often shut. What follows are rooms that buck the pattern, with hours verified against each restaurant's own schedule. We have dropped any venue we could not confirm serves on Sunday rather than guess.

The order leads with the Michelin and luxury-priced rooms, because those are the seats you must plan around, and closes with the value pick. Every name links to its full review with the score, the booking mechanics and the anti-recommendation. For the wider field, start with the Bangkok dining guide.

The Sunday list

Sühring

Modern German · Yan Nawa, Bangkok · ฿6,800 tasting

Sunday hours: Wednesday–Sunday, 18:00–22:30

Asia's first three-Michelin-star German kitchen sits in a 1970s villa off Yen Akat, and it keeps its lights on when most of the city's three-stars go dark. Thomas and Mathias Sühring cook the food of their Berlin grandmother through a Bangkok lens: the duck aged ten days, the Brotzeit bread course, the sausage trolley. Asia's 50 Best ranked it #11. A Sunday seat is the easiest one to get all week, and the room runs at a hum rather than a roar.

Nahm

Thai tasting menu · Sathorn, Bangkok · ฿3,900 tasting

Sunday hours: daily, 18:00–22:30

Pim Techamuanvivit cooks heritage Thai from old palace recipes at the COMO Metropolitan on South Sathorn Road, and Nahm holds its Michelin star and a long run on Asia's 50 Best. The 3,900-baht tasting moves from a relish course through curries built on pounded-by-hand pastes. It serves a full Sunday dinner, which makes it the city's most reliable Sunday choice for a client you need to impress.

Sushi Masato

Edomae omakase · Sukhumvit 31, Bangkok · ฿4,000–6,000 omakase

Sunday hours: Tuesday–Sunday, 18:00–23:00

Masato Shimizu trained in Tokyo and ran a Michelin-starred counter in New York before settling on a hidden soi off Sukhumvit 31, where he holds one Michelin star. The omakase opens at ฿4,000 and runs on fish flown from Toyosu twice a week, brushed with nikiri at the counter. It takes Sunday bookings, and a single counter stool is the right call for a solo diner who wants to watch the knife work.

Sushi Yorokobu

Edomae omakase · Thonglor, Bangkok · ฿2,900–6,900 omakase

Sunday hours: daily, 18:00–23:00

Tango Lai runs a twelve-seat Edomae counter on Thonglor where the omakase ladders from ฿2,900 to ฿6,900 depending on the Toyosu delivery. The shari is served close to body temperature; the otoro and the aged kohada are the test pieces. It seats on Sunday, and twelve stools mean the counter conversation stays low and the pace stays slow.

Mott 32 Bangkok

Cantonese · Silom, Bangkok · ฿1,500–3,500

Sunday hours: daily, lunch 11:30–14:30 and dinner 17:30–22:30

Lee Man Sing's Cantonese room sits on the second floor of The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon on Narathiwas Road, and it is the rare upscale Sunday room that does both lunch and dinner. The 42-day applewood Peking duck must be pre-ordered when you book. Large round tables and a Sunday lunch service make it the pick for a weekend team dinner that needs to seat ten.

100 Mahaseth

Nose-to-tail Isan · Bang Rak, Bangkok · ฿1,500–3,000

Sunday hours: daily, 17:30–23:00

Chalee Kader's nose-to-tail Isan kitchen on Maha Set Road in Bang Rak carries a Michelin Bib Gourmand and cooks the whole animal: grilled beef heart, bone marrow with nam jim jaew, larb of offal. It is the most affordable room on this list and the most fun on a Sunday night. Sit at the bar, order the marrow, and drink the natural wine the kitchen pours by the glass.

How to book a Sunday table in Bangkok

Sunday is the slack night, which works in your favour. Sühring and Sushi Masato both close earlier in the week, so their Sunday seats clear later and turn over faster than Friday or Saturday. Book Sühring through the restaurant roughly ten weeks out for weekend prime time, but watch for Sunday returns inside a fortnight. Nahm and Mott 32 take online bookings and rarely sell their full Sunday service. For the omakase counters, ask for a single stool rather than a pair: solo seats are the easiest to place, which is part of why a Sunday counter is a good solo-dining move. If you are entertaining a client, Nahm at the COMO Metropolitan is the safest Sunday room to impress a client in Bangkok; for a weekend group, Mott 32 seats ten on a Sunday lunch.

Frequently asked questions

Which Michelin restaurants are open on Sunday in Bangkok?

Three Michelin-listed rooms take Sunday bookings: Sühring, the three-star modern-German villa in Yan Nawa; Nahm, Pim Techamuanvivit's one-star Thai tasting menu at the COMO Metropolitan on Sathorn; and Sushi Masato, the one-star Edomae counter off Sukhumvit 31. Sühring and Sushi Masato both close earlier in the week, so Sunday is genuinely one of their easier nights to reserve.

Is Sühring open on Sunday?

Yes. Sühring serves Wednesday through Sunday from 18:00 to 22:30, so Sunday dinner is part of its regular week and is usually the simplest seat to secure. The twins close Monday and Tuesday. Book roughly ten weeks ahead through the restaurant for prime Friday and Saturday slots; a Sunday table tends to open up later, sometimes inside a fortnight.

Where can I get omakase on a Sunday night in Bangkok?

Two strong sushi counters seat on Sunday. Sushi Masato off Sukhumvit 31 runs its one-star omakase from ฿4,000 on Toyosu fish, Tuesday to Sunday. Sushi Yorokobu on Thonglor opens daily, with a twelve-seat counter and an omakase that climbs from ฿2,900 to ฿6,900. Both are ideal for solo dining, where a single counter stool is easier to land than a table for two.

Are most fine-dining restaurants in Bangkok closed on Sunday?

Many of the city's headline kitchens close Sunday, Monday, or both to rest their teams: Le Du, Sorn, Nusara and Gaggan Anand all go dark on at least one of those nights. That is exactly why a confirmed Sunday list matters. The six rooms here verify Sunday service in their published hours, led by Sühring and anchored by the Bib Gourmand 100 Mahaseth.

What is the best affordable restaurant open on Sunday in Bangkok?

100 Mahaseth in Bang Rak. Chalee Kader's Bib Gourmand nose-to-tail Isan kitchen serves daily from 17:30 to 23:00, with most plates between ฿1,500 and ฿3,000 a head before drinks. Order the grilled beef heart and the bone marrow, sit at the bar, and you have the most relaxed upscale Sunday in the city for well under half the cost of the tasting menus on this list.

Hours verified against each restaurant's published schedule as of May 2026; confirm directly before travelling. Restaurants for Kings is editorial, not sponsored. Some reservation links may earn an affiliate commission, which never affects a ranking or a score.