Iconic Sunday Brunch at Anantara Siam

There is simply nothing better than a late breakfast on Sunday at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel—situated in the heart of the city on Ratchadamri Road. Originally renowned for being the best in Bangkok, the Iconic Sunday Brunch at Anantara Siam Hotel offers an unlimited feast featuring culinary favorites from the hotel’s award-winning restaurants and extensive selection of Asian and Western delicacies, accompanied by free-flowing bubbles and cocktails.

Sumptuous Sunday Brunch in the Garden

The tremendous banquet occupies a beautiful lush garden of the Parichart Court on the ground floor, in which guests can choose to sit either inside or alfresco areas in 3 separate dining areas: Aqua Bar, an open-air lounge filled with natural light and fresh air, accompanied by smooth jazz melodies from the live band; Spice Market, a Thai restaurant designed to resemble a traditional Thai spice shop; and Madison, a contemporary steakhouse featuring stylish furnishings in an elegant and sophisticated atmosphere.

Behind the Kitchen Door

The kitchen is run by the hotel’s executive chef Nicolas Schneller, a French native whose passion is to enhance guest dining experience with his new innovative creations. He began his career learning and training from top hotels and restaurants in Europe, and worked as both a pastry chef and an executive chef at many restaurants before joining Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel.

Let the Feast Begin

Upon entering, guests are welcomed joyously with a dazzling mimosa station and Sangria bar where refreshments are served as an aperitif.

Step further inside displays the Thai delicacies from the Spice Market restaurant featuring kaow soy gai, Northern style egg noodle curry with chicken; charcoal grilled skewers like chicken satay, grilled pork, pork and beef ball, and Isaan sausage; mieng kham, a traditional Thai appetizer; kaow krieb pak mor, Thai style dumpling; and som tam, papaya salad.

Next up is the Indian station which highlights the naan bread freshly-made in tandoor oven served with tandoori chicken, along with Indian favorites like pav bhaji and chaat.

Chinese palates will be attracted to the mouthwatering Peking duck, char siu barbecued pork, and Szechuan style soup, as well as the Chinese steamed buns and assorted dim sum on offer.

In the middle of the area lies the live cooking station serving up limitless foie gras dishes from Rougié Sarlat which include pan-seared foie gras, foie gras sausage, foie gras terrine port wine jelly, and foie gras custard.

While in the adjacent koi pond stands the fish roe station with an array of vibrant roe—capelin roe, salmon roe, cod roe, to name a few—served together with condiments like wheat blinis, sour cream, and lemon.

The sushi bar from the hotel’s Japanese restaurant, Shintaro, offers a range of freshly prepared sushi and sashimi made with fresh raw tuna, salmon, yellowtail, octopus, mackerel, and shrimp of the highest quality. There are also other popular items such as California cone, shrimp and vegetable tempura, roasted eel, and miso soup.

Newly introduced to the buffet line is the rotisserie chicken perfectly cooked in the rotisserie oven, served with garlic, rosemary, rotisserie potato, and chicken jus. This ready-made poultry is crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, and full of flavor. For diners looking for Middle Eastern cuisine, there are surprisingly a great selection of tempting dishes like tabbouleh, baba ganoush, hummus, falafel, quesadilla, and a whole lot more.

For beverages, go for the hotel’s signature welcome drink, Princess of Siam, a refreshing blend of Jasmine water, rose syrup, and lemon or Aqua’s signature cocktails like 155 & Tonic and Kiss from a Rose. Classic cocktails like Martini, Bloody Mary, and Cosmopolitan are also available.

The Italian Kitchen, located next to the bar, features a delectable choice of Italian fares from the hotel’s Italian restaurant, Biscotti. The menu is loaded with pasta dishes like spaghetti, casareccia, and risotto, made à la minute with great options of sauces, and toppings. The other highlight is the Burrata cheese from cow’s milk served with sundried tomato, basil pesto, and extra virgin olive oil.

Behind the Madison’s door reveals deli meat choices, from salami to prosciutto and pancetta, plus, a generous assortment of bread, artisanal cheeses, and pickles. The salad bar nearby showcases a wonderful display of fresh greens, cold appetizers, ready-mix salads, and various types of salad dressing.

Seafood enthusiast will take pleasure in the abundant seafood items on ice, including Fin de Claire oysters, tiger prawns, mussels, sea crabs, snow crab legs, Boston lobster, and sea scallops.

On top of that, there are an incredible variety of succulent grilled meats from the carvery, including wagyu beef medallion, wagyu beef striploin, lamb chops, veal and pork sausages, as well as ocean delicacies like tuna, salmon, beetle fish, tiger prawn, and squid. Guests can also order off the rotating menu, with items like roasted prime rib, crispy pork loin, carrot and coriander soup, and cream fraiche.

Lastly, end this sumptuous meal on a sweet note with the luscious desserts. As to be expected from the former pastry chef, there are plentiful sweet treats to choose from, including tiramisu, cupcake, chocolate, tarts, macarons, and Thai dessert like mango sticky rice—all meticulously crafted and gorgeously plated—as well as crepes made to order, ice creams and sorbets.

With its boundless feast featuring gastronomic fares from all over the world as well as exceptional bubbles and cocktails, the Iconic Sunday Brunch at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel is a perfect way to spend your time with your family and friends in a beautiful lush garden located in the heart of the hotel. We, Great Gastro, would very much recommend you to try this Sunday Brunch at Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel if a huge selection of delectable food, serene atmosphere, and excellent service are what you are looking for.