20 venues. Every one closes at midnight or later on every day of the week it opens.
Midnight is the cut-off on this page, and it was chosen because a softer one says nothing. Forty-two of the seventy-six restaurants in the directory close at 11pm or later, which is more than half of them and no help at all when it is half past twelve and you want a kitchen rather than a bar. Twenty close at midnight or later on every single day they open, and those twenty are the list.
The range is wider than the hour suggests. Tikka N Talk serves North Indian food on Chakrabongse Road until 2am with most mains under 200 baht, and Bangkok Heightz keeps its bar going to the same hour thirty-nine floors above Asok. Heng Hoi Tod cooks oyster omelettes in a giant iron pan until 1am in Ekkamai, and Eat Me runs to 1am in Silom with a Michelin Guide listing and a bar programme to match. Two Michelin-starred kitchens, Chef's Table and Mezzaluna, both take their last covers into the small hours at lebua.
Every closing time here comes from the venue's own recorded hours rather than from anybody's description of them, and the list is ordered latest first.
A restaurant is on this page only if its recorded closing time is midnight or later on every day of the week it opens. The hours are read from the venue record, not from prose, so a description that calls itself late-night counts for nothing here.
Twenty-two more restaurants close at 11pm or later every day but stop short of midnight, and they are not listed. Two restaurants record no usable hours at all and could not be checked. Bars and clubs are excluded: this page is about kitchens. Hours change, so confirm with the venue before a late trip.
Five kitchens and dining rooms whose recorded hours run to 1am or beyond every day.
Thirty-ninth floor of The Continent Hotel at the Asok intersection. The modern Thai kitchen closes at 11.30pm and the bar keeps pouring until 1.30, so a late arrival gets the view and the drinks rather than the full menu.
Latest close: 02:00
North Indian on Chakrabongse Road near Khao San, open to 2am every day and halal certified, with clear vegetarian and vegan options and most mains under 200 baht. Butter chicken, tandoori chicken tikka and naan baked to order.
Latest close: 02:00
A three-storey Silom room with rotating art exhibitions curated by H Gallery, open to 1am nightly. Chef Tim Butler has run the kitchen since 2010 and the bar programme took Bangkok Bartender of the Year in 2018.
Latest close: 01:00
Crispy oyster and mussel omelettes cooked in a single enormous iron pan with a triangular spatula, from a hoi tod specialist founded in 1973. Off Ekkamai Soi 14 and open until 1am.
Latest close: 01:00
Grilled seafood and steaks on a converted helipad 220 metres above Sathorn, open since 2002. The set menu starts at 3,100 baht without wine and the smart casual dress code is enforced.
Latest close: 01:00
Four dining rooms that take their last covers into the small hours, three of them in the lebua tower on the river.
Pan-Asian on the 51st and 52nd floors of State Tower, reached across a neon-lit skybridge. Jasmine tea smoked wagyu ribs and wok-fried Maine lobster, an open-air terrace, and a wine cellar of several hundred bottles.
Latest close: 00:30
Two Michelin stars in the 2026 guide, on the 61st floor at lebua, with every seat facing an open kitchen built around a custom Molteni stove. Seven-course contemporary French from chef Vincent Thierry. Closed Mondays.
Latest close: 00:30
The longest-running two-star restaurant in Thailand, in a crescent-shaped room with a 180-degree river panorama. Chef Ryuki Kawasaki rotates a seven-course menu every three months around Murakami wagyu from Niigata.
Latest close: 00:30
Mediterranean cooking on the 63rd floor at lebua with a five-course tasting menu and a live jazz band nightly. The dress code is strictly enforced and dinner for two with wine runs 15,000 to 25,000 baht.
Latest close: 00:30
Eleven restaurants that hold the line at exactly midnight, from a Chinatown noodle shop to a 25-course counter.
An open-air rooftop above the flagship Cafe Amazon on Soi Phahon Yothin 7, running 11am to midnight seven days a week. That span makes it as workable for a late lunch as for a last drink.
Latest close: 00:00
A converted two-storey house on Soi Ari 4 Nua that runs as a brunch room by day and a cocktail bar with live jazz and blues by night. Italian plates, risotto and a photo booth at the door.
Latest close: 00:00
North-western Indian and classic tandoor cooking in a 74-seat room on the fifth floor of Fraser Suites Sukhumvit, with a halal-certified kitchen and a cocktail list designed by New York mixologist Joseph Boroski.
Latest close: 00:00
A 25-course menu written in emoji across five acts at a 14-seat counter, from a chef who trained at El Bulli. Open five days a week to midnight, with reservations through SevenRooms.
Latest close: 00:00
A 120-seat Ratchathewi room with an open kitchen, a full bar, both buffet and a la carte service, and halal dining. The menu carries clear vegetarian and vegan options throughout.
Latest close: 00:00
A binchotan-grill izakaya of about forty seats inside a former gambling house on Charoen Krung, with more than ten sake labels and a Japanese whisky list alongside the kushiyaki.
Latest close: 00:00
The original 1994 Mango Tree, in a century-old teak house with garden seating off Surawong Road. Traditional Thai classics, and traditional music and dance in the evenings.
Latest close: 00:00
A Yaowarat kuay jab shop trading since the 1960s and in its current premises since 1989, with Bib Gourmand recognition in 2018 and 2019. Peppery clear pork broth, rolled rice noodles, crispy pork belly, cash only.
Latest close: 00:00
Osaka-style yakiniku with certified A5 wagyu grilled over charcoal, in a cat-themed room steps from BTS Phra Khanong. Its own description names it as a place locals book for birthdays and date nights.
Latest close: 00:00
The original Teppen, open on Sukhumvit 61 since 2013, built around a warayaki straw-fire grill at the open kitchen with robata charcoal and Kyoto-style kushiage alongside.
Latest close: 00:00
The Maha Chai Road pad thai shop that took the Thipsamai name in 1966, cooking sen chan noodles in shrimp oil over charcoal and wrapping them in an egg crepe. Weekend waits run 60 to 90 minutes.
Latest close: 00:00
Because 11pm does not narrow anything down. Forty-two of the seventy-six restaurants in the directory close at 11pm or later, so a list built on that line would be more than half the corpus and would not answer the question anyone is actually asking. Twenty clear midnight every day they open.
Not always, and the difference matters. Bangkok Heightz records a 2am close but its own description puts the kitchen at 11.30pm and the bar at 1.30am. The time on each card is the venue's latest recorded closing time, so check the venue page and call ahead if you need food rather than a drink.
Not at the moment. Weavify reservations are not active for any venue on this page, so these have to be contacted directly. Whether a venue accepts a Weavify reservation is set per venue and shown on that venue's own page.
Weavify reservations are not switched on for any venue on this page, so these have to be contacted directly. Whether a venue accepts a Weavify reservation is set per venue and is shown on that venue's own page, alongside its phone number, address and opening hours.
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