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I used to go to the Meridien on occasion for this type of thing, La Favola restaurant, and was pretty satisfied but they're closed right now. If I remember, it was about 2k (pre covid) including open bar. Anything like that to recommend, folks?


Thank you, Bamboozled

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I used to quite enjoy Landmark buffet. Food selection was always quite good, both Thai and Western. Less than 2K but no open bar. 

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49 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

The other one I recall is a German buffet, Auf Der Au off Lamphun Road. 299 baht, heavy on German sausages and pork.

I always enjoyed the German buffet the few times I went there. Always busy.

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1 minute ago, richard_smith237 said:

+1 on the Buffet at Goji, Queens Park Marriott Marquis...

 

Best buffet in Bangkok, IMO...    The Prime rib there is excellent. 

 

 

Chiang Mai forum....

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Thanks all. I'm asking about Chiang Mai for myself but if folks wnat to throw in Bkk stuff, have at it. La Favola was pretty darn good and kind of hi-so therefore a nice break from my usual MO. That's what was half the fun. You felt like you were on vacation somewhere else. Auf der Au is great and a completely diff experience. I see the Centara advertises buffets but not sure about the alcohol drink situation.

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9 minutes ago, bamboozled said:

Thanks all. I'm asking about Chiang Mai for myself but if folks wnat to throw in Bkk stuff, have at it. La Favola was pretty darn good and kind of hi-so therefore a nice break from my usual MO. That's what was half the fun. You felt like you were on vacation somewhere else. Auf der Au is great and a completely diff experience. I see the Centara advertises buffets but not sure about the alcohol drink situation.

Not always easy to spot in which forum it is, but my favourite restaurant in Chiang Mai. No buffet as far I know, but what we have eat from the menu was great, and also great selection of wine and cognac as well Armagnac. 

 

https://lebistrot-chiangmai.com/

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37 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Not always easy to spot in which forum it is, but my favourite restaurant in Chiang Mai. No buffet as far I know, but what we have eat from the menu was great, and also great selection of wine and cognac as well Armagnac. 

 

https://lebistrot-chiangmai.com/

I'll have a look, Hummin, thank you!

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I like the breakfast buffet at the Shangri-La hotel.  650 THB (does not include alcohol.)

 

Pretty good variety, very nice atmosphere, reasonably "affordable luxury".

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5 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Don't supposed you've every been to any of the decent ones then...

 

Interesting how you can make such a statement with such an obvious absence of experience.

I have had experience of buffets many times, not quite as good as the ones you go to, can't afford it.

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6 hours ago, SpaceKadet said:

Well, you can always get Som Tam for 30 or so baht down any street. That's "hot" food, right? :smile:

Right.

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5 hours ago, TheAppletons said:

I like the breakfast buffet at the Shangri-La hotel.  650 THB (does not include alcohol.)

 

Pretty good variety, very nice atmosphere, reasonably "affordable luxury".

Thank you. I've heard they do a pretty good spread. I will give it a go!

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2 minutes ago, steven100 said:

she's a Fat lady ....  imagine being married to something like that   !    ????

Not so different the other way, and add age as well

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James Noble I had the pleasure to enjoy his food in BKK, Hua Hin, and Chiang Mai. He is a bit eccentric and a genius when it comes to design,  and presentation, and some great taste when he used to have his sunday brunches in Hua Hin, or Pranburi.

 

He have a new concept rolling in Chiang Mai opening 10. Oct.

 

Check him out and sign up for his news letter. 

 

Former Michelin chef and also contestent in the TV program Iron Chef. Just google him, alot of articles about him and his philosophy about food if interested.

 

http://chefjamesnoble.com/?fbclid=IwAR2zjuc4pDQrMBkA2DCFYF_Wi7cbGUtf6-2rD1l_QT6xMYRbKZ4BaOtXLkI

 

https://hotmagazine.website/a-conversation-with-james-noble/

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13 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Don't supposed you've every been to any of the decent ones then...

 

Interesting how you can make such a statement with such an obvious absence of experience.

Or it can just be a matter of personal taste. Some people just don´t like buffet, as it is actually food out in the open being held warm or cold for an unknown amount of time. However, I have nothing against a high quality buffet. But, back to the point. Everybody do not think same as you.

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