Stumbled on this website.

Assuming the info posted on it is accurate, it's a cool website!

http://www.buffet-thailand.com/index-en.htm

Stumbled on this website.

Assuming the info posted on it is accurate, it's a cool website!

http://www.buffet-thailand.com/index-en.htm

Thank you!!!

It would be good if they would put it up in English.

It would be good if they would put it up in English.

Huh? It IS in English. If it's not English on your browser, click "EN" at the upper right hand corner.

Oh, to everyone else please inform the thread of other places which are not included on that website.

I'll start with my own additions:

1) Molly Malones, about 400 baht nett, Sunday 3pm to 7pm, carvery buffet with roast beef/lamb/pork. (Very dry roasts though! Not good...)

2) The Londoner, Sunday lunch and dinner carvery buffet with roast beef/lamb/chicken. 503 Baht nett. This one is decent; much better than Molly Malones.

3) Ascott Sathorn, Breakfast Buffet, very decent! 250 Baht net. Open until 10am Mon-Sat; until 11am on Sundays.

Cool website. I like how you can sort by price.

Thanks for posting.

TheWalkingMan

I forgot to add:

New York Style Pizza, Nana Branch, 219 Baht pizza buffet, every day. Or, 289 Pizza buffet with spaghetti and softdrink (but only the pizza is all-you-can-eat).

Stumbled on this website.

Assuming the info posted on it is accurate, it's a cool website!

http://www.buffet-thailand.com/index-en.htm

Thank you!!!

I KNEW corkscrew would love this one!

The Bangkok Post does a listing in their Friday print edition as well, all new specials etc. I don't know if they post it on their website tho.

Awesome list mate. Thanks!

Very useful info - thank you!

Personally, the Marriot Riverside and the Sukhothai are my favorites! Got the stomach to prove it.

1) Molly Malones, about 400 baht nett, Sunday 3pm to 7pm, carvery buffet with roast beef/lamb/pork. (Very dry roasts though! Not good...)

I'd make a correction on MM's above... I know from personal experience and confirmed by MM's web site, they start their Sunday carvery at Noon and then continue thru 7 pm...

Actual price is 349 baht, half price for children, and includes a free desert and glass of red or white wine...

I really like their Sunday meal...It's a great value for the price, and the food is tasty. It's nice to have lamb as well as pork and other roasts... They may be a bit dry at times, but plenty of au jus and gravy available, as well as mint sauce for the lamb... Usually a couple different kinds of potatoes available, sliced/creams and roasted... Often cauliflower in cream sauce and steamed broccoli... Good service... comfortable atmosphere... Clean place inside. And they also have typical beer drink specials available during the same period.

It seems as though they've done a re-do of their web site lately...much better looking and with much more info on specials and such than before...including a ref to the Sunday carvery on their home page...

http://mollymalonesbangkok.com/index.htm

up in bkk next week ,will try a couple of these thanks for the web site

up in bkk next week ,will try a couple of these thanks for the web site

trust me, try the Marriot Riverside or Sukhothai on the weekend!!! (no i dont work at either of them)

Yeah nice website. Maybe you should post your additions there not here in this forum.

Yeah nice website. Maybe you should post your additions there not here in this forum.

I wish there were such a list for Pattaya.

I wish there were such a list for Pattaya.

Make one!

For Sunday Brunch in Bangkok check out PekoPiko.com's website under the promotions section.

The website comes up with a malware/trojan warning on my computer. Watch out.

The website comes up with a malware/trojan warning on my computer. Watch out.

Same with me!!!

Gerd

Hey it even comes up in English. Trader Vic's for a mere 1880 baht. yeeow.

Very useful info - thank you!

Personally, the Marriot Riverside and the Sukhothai are my favorites! Got the stomach to prove it.

I think the Marriot Riverside is OK, but I was a little disappointed at the carved meat selection.  I like the Grand Hyatt better. 

What about the Sukhothia, though?  What kind of weekend selection do they have?  And on this website, they have a pretty reasonable weekday price listed.  What is that like?