The Best Christmas Dinner In Bkk?

[listenup]

Hi all,

Anyone got some ideas where serves the best xmas dinner in bkk?

I don't mind paying extra for top service/food.

Anyone had experieces of eating xmas dinner at one of the top hotels?

There will be 6 lads, just want some good food/wine then we'll go onto party somewhere else.

Thanks.

[JacknDanny]

Hi all,

Anyone got some ideas where serves the best xmas dinner in bkk?

I don't mind paying extra for top service/food.

Anyone had experieces of eating xmas dinner at one of the top hotels?

There will be 6 lads, just want some good food/wine then we'll go onto party somewhere else.

Thanks.

Sheraton on Sukhumvit is a good choice. Make sure you book early!!

[flightcrew1]

Hi all,

Anyone got some ideas where serves the best xmas dinner in bkk?

I don't mind paying extra for top service/food.

Anyone had experieces of eating xmas dinner at one of the top hotels?

There will be 6 lads, just want some good food/wine then we'll go onto party somewhere else.

Thanks.

Sheraton on Sukhumvit is a good choice. Make sure you book early!!

I agree...the Sheraton is the best choice. I've eat there all the time but Christmas lunch is the best! All restaurants converged into one with open buffet in the foyer. Ask to be seated in the Living Room as it is a bit more lively with live music.

[jfchandler]

Thanksgiving buffet dinner at the Landmark Hotel, which I just enjoyed, was very nice. Excellent service, comfortable upscale setting, and a great selection of foods. I'd assume their Christmas would be similar.

[alexth]

I found the one at J.W. Marriott to be very good.

[Amir]

Hi all,

Anyone got some ideas where serves the best xmas dinner in bkk?

I don't mind paying extra for top service/food.

Anyone had experieces of eating xmas dinner at one of the top hotels?

There will be 6 lads, just want some good food/wine then we'll go onto party somewhere else.

Thanks.

Last year wanted to to the same but changed my mind at the last minute and opted for the following:

Buy some nice import food (gourmet, food land, villa or something) with good wine.

Cook at home a nice Farang dinner and french wine (or aussie or any other good one)...

Then go out.

Comes out better (if you're a good cook) and cheaper as well.

[Orion76]

Comes out better (if you're a good cook) and cheaper as well.

If you're a bad cook the JW Marriot always sells ready made stuffed turkey each year during the holidays. Can save you a lot of work

I like xmas dinner the JW.

[Hawkinschris]

Hi all,

Anyone got some ideas where serves the best xmas dinner in bkk?

I don't mind paying extra for top service/food.

Anyone had experieces of eating xmas dinner at one of the top hotels?

There will be 6 lads, just want some good food/wine then we'll go onto party somewhere else.

Thanks.

Sheraton on Sukhumvit is a good choice. Make sure you book early!!

I agree...the Sheraton is the best choice. I've eat there all the time but Christmas lunch is the best! All restaurants converged into one with open buffet in the foyer. Ask to be seated in the Living Room as it is a bit more lively with live music.

Any ideas on the cost of the Sheraton....Thanks....and HO HO HO ....

[CarlBkk]

...and do these hotels have any entertainment for the youngsters?

[JacknDanny]

Hi all,

Anyone got some ideas where serves the best xmas dinner in bkk?

I don't mind paying extra for top service/food.

Anyone had experieces of eating xmas dinner at one of the top hotels?

There will be 6 lads, just want some good food/wine then we'll go onto party somewhere else.

Thanks.

Sheraton on Sukhumvit is a good choice. Make sure you book early!!

I agree...the Sheraton is the best choice. I've eat there all the time but Christmas lunch is the best! All restaurants converged into one with open buffet in the foyer. Ask to be seated in the Living Room as it is a bit more lively with live music.

Any ideas on the cost of the Sheraton....Thanks....and HO HO HO ....

There are different prices, dependant on which restaurant you eat in.

Roughly 3k/adult, half price for kids

[JacknDanny]

...and do these hotels have any entertainment for the youngsters?

Carol Singers and a visit from Father Christmas, at Sheraton.

Shangri-La is the best for kids entertainment (clown Eckie) but I'm not sure if he's there Christmas Day

[chickin]

Amari, Suk Soi 3, is very good. As good as, or better than, the Shearton, at a cheaper price. Also, the Landmark is very nice. I have also enjoyed Xmas dinner at Bourbon Street, in Washington Square (off Suk Soi 22), more than once over the years.

[ukjackthai]

4 Seasons hotel would be my choice!

Sheraton is 3,500 a head, was going to go there but settled for menam riverside as they just got granted 5 star status for their renovation and the rooms are bigger and cheaper!

[JacknDanny]

Amari, Suk Soi 3, is very good. As good as, or better than, the Shearton, at a cheaper price. Also, the Landmark is very nice. I have also enjoyed Xmas dinner at Bourbon Street, in Washington Square (off Suk Soi 22), more than once over the years.

Amari is on Soi 5

It is not even close to the standard at the Sheraton

[legag]

Either Grand Hyatt or Grand Sheraton Skmvt.

[Furbie]

Is it me, or are the prices for these places getting ridiculous? I don't care how good a buffet is, it is not worth 2,500-4,000 baht per person. Above that is beyond nuts. I may pay that much for a nice meal prepared to order in a great restaurant, but for a buffet, forget it.

[dominique355]

I don't know if they offer it, but my dream would be on the River Terrace of The Oriental, on the Chao Praya river ... imagine Christmas dinner in the open, some 30° C, a cool breeze (from the huge fan) and a cold glass of Champagne ...

OK, back to my pizza and Chang .

[JacknDanny]

Is it me, or are the prices for these places getting ridiculous? I don't care how good a buffet is, it is not worth 2,500-4,000 baht per person. Above that is beyond nuts. I may pay that much for a nice meal prepared to order in a great restaurant, but for a buffet, forget it.

Have you been to any of these hotels for their buffets?

The restaurants are first class, as is the food, so I guess you pays your money you makes your choice

[Furbie]

Is it me, or are the prices for these places getting ridiculous? I don't care how good a buffet is, it is not worth 2,500-4,000 baht per person. Above that is beyond nuts. I may pay that much for a nice meal prepared to order in a great restaurant, but for a buffet, forget it.

Have you been to any of these hotels for their buffets?

The restaurants are first class, as is the food, so I guess you pays your money you makes your choice

Yes, I have been to the buffet in pretty much every 5 star in town; either on my own initiative or as part of a function. And yes, they are very good. However, buffet food will never be as quality as made to order. It sits there, in a burner getting cold, or pre cut getting hard. True, you can have a pasta station, ect., but it is not as good. That is why buffets are usually cheaper then a high end meal. Jacking up the price 3 or 4 times for X-Mas does not make the food any better. It is a waste of money.

[Emxily]

What about cheaper options? I'm keen to go out for Christmas lunch or dinner but only for 1000 baht or less. Any ideas? I don't have to go on Christmas Day either, Christmas eve or other days are ok?

[Doza]

Yes, I have been to the buffet in pretty much every 5 star in town; either on my own initiative or as part of a function. And yes, they are very good. However, buffet food will never be as quality as made to order. It sits there, in a burner getting cold, or pre cut getting hard. True, you can have a pasta station, ect., but it is not as good. That is why buffets are usually cheaper then a high end meal. Jacking up the price 3 or 4 times for X-Mas does not make the food any better. It is a waste of money.

Mostly you get your meat cooked for you as you like it. Chuck in free alcohol for 4 hours and it becomes a pretty good deals. Especially is you have a few lobster tails, NZ lamb chops, quality cheese and cold cuts and delicious desert etc etc, it aint bad value for a once in a while splurge.

[donna]

im off to the novotel. never been to that one before.

ive been to the imperial queens park a few times. good value and very casual.