Red Oven

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This place is a foodie’s paradise, guys! The buffet here is absolutely incredible, with so many options it’s hard to decide where to start. The live cooking stations are such a cool touch—you can watch the chefs whip up fresh dishes right in front of you. Whether you’re into seafood, international cuisine, or classic Thai flavors, everything is so well-prepared and super delicious. The desserts? Out of this world! The ambiance is chic and modern, with a cozy vibe that makes you want to stay forever. Perfect for a special treat or just spoiling yourself. If you're in Bangkok and love great food, you’ve got to check it out!

If you’re in Bangkok and love buffets, SO/ Bangkok’s Sunday Brunch is a must-visit! Located in Sathon, near MRT Lumphini, the brunch is held at Red Oven on the 7th floor, offering stunning views of Lumpini Park. The modern, stylish, and spacious setting makes it perfect for a relaxed Sunday meal. Natural lighting and open kitchen stations add to the great dining experience! ? Food Selection: Wide variety, fresh ingredients, and high-quality dishes. Seafoods, Oysters, Foie Gras, Meat Carving.. ? Ambience: Beautiful park views, stylish decor, and great lighting. ? Service: Friendly, professional, and attentive staff. ? Seafood & Oyster Bar – Super fresh! • Alaskan King Crab & Blue Crab – Sweet, juicy, and delicious! • Oysters – Three varieties: Thai Linda, French Fine de Claire, and Normandy. ? Live Cooking Stations – High-quality dishes! • Pan-Seared Foie Gras – Rich and buttery, perfectly paired with berry sauce. • Salmon Mosaic with Saffron Sauce – Beautifully presented and flavorful.

I tried both a la carte menu on Saturday and Sunday Brunch. I was impressed with a la carte menu which is value for money, especially, foie gras. Sunday Brunch is ok. The highlights are half lobster and foie gras as well as deserts. The rest of the food is just ok. There are serveral better Sunday Brunch in Bangkok, e.g. at Goji Restaurant, Marriott Queen's Park. However, the views at the park is superb!

I recently enjoyed an international buffet at Red Oven, located in the stylish SO/ Bangkok hotel. The variety of food was impressive, offering a great mix of Asian and Western cuisines. There was even a cheese station, and you could order unlimited pasta made fresh on the spot. The seafood on ice selection was well-stocked with shrimp, crab, and shellfish, while the salad bar was generous and diverse. Thai food lovers would be happy too—there was a wide range of delicious local dishes available. One thing to note: sashimi was not included, and for drinks, only water and soft drinks were complimentary—other beverages came at an additional charge. With a great city view and a price of just a little over THB 900, I’d say it’s definitely a buffet worth trying!