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Best Restaurants Open Sunday in Bangkok 2026
Open Sunday · Bangkok · 6 rooms confirmed · Updated June 2026
Compiled by the Restaurants for Kings editorial team · Published June 19, 2026 · Updated June 19, 2026
Bangkok runs on a Tuesday-to-Saturday rhythm, and the city's best kitchens close two days a week to recover. Sunday is the quiet casualty: Le Du goes dark, Jay Fai pulls down the shutter, and half the tasting-menu rooms in Sathorn switch off. These six stay open, and one of them holds three Michelin stars.
Suhring
Bangkok's only three-star table that opens Sunday. Twin German brothers, a 1970s villa, both seatings. Book a month out.
Mathias and Thomas Suhring cook the food of their Berlin childhood from a converted 1970s house on Soi Yen Akat 3, and in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide Thailand they became the country's second three-star restaurant. The set menu runs THB 7,800, with an extended version at THB 9,800, roughly USD 245 to 305 before wine.
Sunday is a working service here, not a token one. The villa opens for lunch from 12:30 and again for dinner from 17:30, closing only Monday and Tuesday. That makes the brothers' bread course, the Brezn'duro, and the German charcuterie flight one of the few genuinely top-tier meals you can sit down to on a Bangkok Sunday.
The room seats only a few dozen across the house and garden, so weekend covers go first. Aim for a booking three to four weeks ahead and request the early dinner seating if you want the kitchen unhurried.
Read the full Suhring Bangkok review.
Nahm
One-star Thai that has held its star nine years running and serves Sunday dinner when Sathorn empties out.
Chef Pim Techamuanvivit runs Nahm out of the COMO Metropolitan on South Sathorn Road, and the kitchen has kept its Michelin star for nine consecutive years. The cooking leans on antique Siamese recipes, jungle curries and relishes built from scratch, plated for a modern dining room rather than a market stall.
Sunday dinner runs 18:00 to 23:30, which is useful in a neighbourhood where most fine-dining rooms shut for the weekend. The tasting and a la carte both run on Sunday, and the bar is a fair landing spot if the dining room is full.
Sathorn traffic is light on a Sunday evening, so this is one of the easier upscale tables to reach without budgeting an hour in the car.
See our Nahm review for the full menu breakdown.
Potong
One star inside a 120-year-old Chinatown apothecary; chef Pam cooks Sunday while Tuesday and Wednesday go dark.
Pichaya 'Pam' Soontornyanakij built Potong inside her family's 120-year-old Sino-Portuguese apothecary at 422 Vanich 1 Road in Talat Noi. The progressive Thai-Chinese tasting menu earned a Michelin star and put Pam on the Asia's 50 Best list as a named female chef of the year.
The kitchen's closed days are Tuesday and Wednesday, which means Sunday is firmly in play: service runs from 16:30 to 23:00. The five-storey building rewards an early booking so you can walk the bar and rooftop before the meal.
Chinatown parking is grim. Take the MRT to Hua Lamphong and walk in, or arrive by river to the Marine Department pier.
Full detail in our Potong review.
Cadence by Dan Bark
A one-star dessert-forward tasting open only Friday to Sunday, which makes Sunday one of just three nights to book it.
Dan Bark trained as a pastry chef before opening Cadence in the Silom Complex on Silom Road, and the Michelin-starred tasting menu still carries that signature: dessert logic applied across the savoury courses, priced at THB 5,800.
The kitchen runs a tight Friday-to-Sunday week, so the room only opens three nights and Sunday is one of them. That scarcity makes it a smart Sunday booking rather than a fallback, but it also means weekend seats disappear early.
Seating is limited and the menu is fixed, so confirm dietary needs when you reserve rather than at the table.
Read the Cadence by Dan Bark review.
Mott 32 Bangkok
Cantonese inside The Standard Mahanakhon with a Saturday-Sunday dim sum service and apple-wood Peking duck nightly.
The Bangkok outpost of the Hong Kong group sits on the second floor of The Standard at King Power Mahanakhon on Narathiwas Road in Silom. The kitchen's apple-wood roast Peking duck needs pre-ordering, and the barbecue pork and signature dim sum carry the menu.
Sunday gives you two ways in: the weekend 'Sip Sum, Dim Sum' service runs 11:00 to 14:30 at THB 2,100++ per adult, and the main dinner service trades every night. It is the most flexible Sunday option on this list for a group.
Book the duck when you book the table; the kitchen caps how many it roasts per service.
More in our Mott 32 Bangkok review.
100 Mahaseth
The best-value Sunday table in town: a Bib Gourmand offal-and-Isan room that trades every day but Monday.
Chalee Kader's 100 Mahaseth on Maha Set Road in Bang Rak holds a Bib Gourmand for its nose-to-tail Isan cooking. Grilled beef heart, laap of organ meat, and charcoal-fired cuts come in around THB 1,500 to 3,000 a head, a fraction of the starred rooms above.
The kitchen closes only on Monday, so Sunday service runs the full 11:30 to 23:30. That long window makes it the easy answer to a late Sunday lunch or an unplanned dinner with friends.
It is loud, social and walk-in friendly earlier in the day, but a Sunday-evening booking is still worth making.
Read our 100 Mahaseth review.
Closed Sunday: book another night
Bangkok rooms that close on Sunday
Le Du. Chef Thitid 'Ton' Tassanakajohn's one-star modern Thai room in Bang Rak is closed Sunday and only opens for weekend lunch on Thursday to Saturday. Book it for a weeknight instead.
Jay Fai. The one-star street-food legend on Maha Chai Road trades Wednesday to Saturday and is dark on Sunday, with the chef openly discussing retirement. Plan a weekday queue, not a Sunday one.
How to dine out on a Sunday in Bangkok
Bangkok's high end runs Tuesday to Saturday, so Sunday narrows the field fast. Lead with the rooms above, book the starred ones three to four weeks out, and keep the river and MRT in mind because Sunday evening traffic is the lightest of the week. For omakase or a chef's counter, call ahead rather than relying on a platform, as many counters run reduced weekend covers.
If your Sunday is flexible, a late lunch is the sweet spot: Suhring, Mott 32 and 100 Mahaseth all serve midday, and you avoid the dinner crush entirely. For a fuller picture of where to eat across the week, start with our Bangkok dining guide and the solo-dining and impress-clients occasion lists below.
Frequently asked
Which Michelin-starred restaurants are open on Sunday in Bangkok?
Four starred rooms serve Sunday in 2026: Suhring, which holds three stars in the MICHELIN Guide Thailand and opens for Sunday lunch and dinner; Nahm and Potong, both one-star, for Sunday dinner; and Cadence by Dan Bark, one-star, which only trades Friday to Sunday. Most other starred kitchens, including Le Du, close on Sunday.
Is Suhring open on Sunday?
Yes. Suhring opens Wednesday to Sunday, serving lunch from 12:30 and dinner from 17:30, and closes only Monday and Tuesday. It is the only three-Michelin-star restaurant in Bangkok that takes Sunday covers, so book three to four weeks ahead, especially for the dinner seating.
Are most fine-dining restaurants in Bangkok closed on Sundays?
Many are. Bangkok's high-end kitchens typically run Tuesday to Saturday and rest two days, so Sunday thins the field. Le Du opens only for weekday and Saturday service, and Jay Fai trades Wednesday to Saturday. The rooms on this page are the confirmed exceptions for Sunday dining.
What is the best affordable restaurant open on Sunday in Bangkok?
100 Mahaseth in Bang Rak. The Bib Gourmand kitchen serves nose-to-tail Isan cooking, with grilled beef heart and charcoal-fired cuts in the THB 1,500 to 3,000 range, and trades every day except Monday. Sunday service runs 11:30 to 23:30, covering both a late lunch and dinner.
Do I need to book a Sunday table in Bangkok in advance?
For the starred rooms, yes. Suhring, Nahm, Potong and Cadence run small dining rooms and weekend covers fill first, so reserve one to four weeks ahead. 100 Mahaseth and Mott 32 are easier, but a Sunday-evening booking is still wise. Check our Bangkok dining guide for current platforms and direct lines.
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