Suan Bua - A traditional Thai restaurant where guests can choose between a main air-conditioned dining room or the open air pavilion in the poolside garden with live music.
Hagi - With four private rooms, at this Japanese restaurant guests can taste a teppanyaki or any of the more than 50 dishes on the traditional menu.
Cappuccino Corner - A small coffee shop with white-marble floors and windows overlooking the street. Serving coffee, tea, and pastries as well as a selection of sandwich combinations, from a range of tuna, smoked chicken, roast beef, mozzarella cheese and Parma ham. From early morning until late evening.
Lobby Lounge - The decor is warm, with bronze chandeliers and table lamps, deep sofas and chairs, and a big-screen TV. Open from early morning until late evening.
Chatuchak Café - This 180 seat coffee shop offers 24-hour service, with a menu that highlights International and Asian dishes, served in casual atmosphere. Buffet is served for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as an international a-la-carte menu.
Don Giovanni - Stained-glass doors open into this Italian restaurant, with black-marble floors, hand-painted murals, and wooden columns. Fresh pasta prepared by the Italian chef can be accompanied with Italian wines. Open for lunch and dinner.
Dynasty - This elegant restaurant serving Chinese food, includes a wide selection of Dim Sum at lunchtime. Private dining rooms are available, with a large table for up to 22 persons. Dim Sum all you can eat every Saturday and Sunday during lunchtime.
Le Danang - This is a Bangkok’s well-known Vietnamese restaurant, with 1950’s décor reminiscent of French Indochina. Lunches are accompanied with live music by “Nina”, pianist and singer and the “Sunshine Band” at dinner time. The numerous exotic dishes served at this restaurant are an example of Vietnamese cuisine.