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Inside the Ambassador Hotel on Sukhumvit 11, Am Cafe runs all day from buffet breakfast to international a la carte - an easy dining room for any hour.

All-day breakfast done with good ingredients - eggs benedict, pancakes and avocado toast in a warm, busy room.

Dubai-roasted beans poured with precision on Soi Sukhumvit 3 - small-batch specialty coffee with hand-brewed methods front and center.

Middle Eastern plates in Thonglor led by hummus in several colors and flavors, with pita, falafel and shakshuka rounding out a bright, shareable menu.

A florist-filled garden cafe with clean flavors and room for groups.

Thai home cooking - fried fish with tamarind, yellow curry soup, sour plum soup - like a family kitchen.

The JW Marriott's bakery cafe - breakfast plates like the White Egg Frittata, pastries and coffee, with outdoor seats under the trees.

A garden lounge cafe on Sukhumvit 13.

Organic brunch on Soi Promsri - pasta and quinoa bowls next to chocolate pancakes and acai bowls, with juices pressed to order.

Ruamchitt's street-side spot - friendly staff, a mixed menu and front-row people watching.

E-San plates with careful plating - come off-peak for the smoothest service.

Acai bowls and smoothies in a homely little room, thick enough to pass for ice cream. Skip if you need coffee.

Specialty coffee and fresh bakes on the ground floor of The Quad Sukhumvit Eatery at the Landmark - a polished pit stop for a slow morning.

Home-roasted specialty coffee and made-to-order comfort food at EmQuartier - the iced coffee and tuna tartare stand out.

The Dawin hotel cafe with Thai-Western plates and cocktails; the tom yum earns the freshest praise.

Affordable breakfast sets - pancakes, waffle sandwiches - plus plates like spaghetti carbonara, served fast by English-speaking staff.

Vegetarian and vegan Italian that even meat-eaters rate - the ravioli draws heavy praise and the portions are generous.

Sourdough loaves, buttery croissants and a Mighty shakshuka - slow, careful baking in a homey cafe.

Minimalist brunch room with generous plates and good coffee - a quiet start to the day.

Coffee and breakfast plates in a laid-back, nature-tinged space.

Bangkok's kosher table on Sukhumvit 20 - pita falafel, shakshuka and fresh hummus, plus a deli counter.

Izakaya plates with excellent ingredients and presentation - a small room that punches up.

Curries, biryani and even Thai dishes share one multi-cuisine menu, in generous portions with quick service.

A spacious, stylish room for coffee, laptop sessions and brunch - the Eggs Benedict is the reliable order.

Romantic booth seats and colorful brunch plates - cookie skillets included - at fair prices.

Freshly baked bread and shareable sandwiches in a snug, stylish hideaway - worth the slightly slow service.

A quiet, modern cafe for work sessions - good-value coffee from Americanos to frappes.

Melbourne-grade coffee and sourdough baking in a relaxed modern cafe - the sourdough pretzel has its own fans.

Easygoing plates from the Mini C team.

Thai cooking with confident spice and a standout vegetarian spread - the tom yum and green curry earn the praise.

A friendly neighborhood cafe with well-priced food - service can lag at busy hours.

Kimchi fried rice by day and a coconut coffee smoothie people rave about, at this snug Korean bistro-cafe.

A quiet corner on Soi 33 for slow coffee and simple breakfast plates.

Raw vegan cooking that wins over skeptics - Thai flavors reworked into salads, pastas and desserts.

Acai bowls, cold brew and matcha smoothies in a wooden Thai house in Asok.

Sarnies is highly praised for its welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff. Many guests enjoyed the brunch selections, particularly the smoked salmon on a NY style bagel and the Japanese omelette. The coffee is noted as exceptional, further enhancing the dining experience. Some reviewers mentioned a good mix of breakfast and lunch options, though one diner felt the prices were high for the meals served. Favorites include the miso eggs benedict, which offers a unique Japanese take on a classic dish. Overall, the cafe has a cozy vibe with a variety of delicious food and drinks, making it a popular spot for return visits.

Thai, Cambodian, Indonesian and Lao dishes a step from the MRT.

Australia's all-day cafe chain at Shama Hotel - eggs benedict with a Thai twist, wheelchair accessible.

Western-style plates next to HAP Hotel - the homemade touches get the praise.

Big portions of tom yum, spicy glass-noodle salad and fried noodles at local-friendly prices.

Italian-American plates with big-hearted service on Soi 11 - a wide menu that covers every craving.

Carlton Hotel's afternoon tea spot - pastries, a long tea list and sharp service.

A local-artisan grocer's cafe in Asok - fluffy omelettes, cold cuts, local cheese and fresh baguettes.

Grass-fed beef, house-made everything and a truffle-egg grilled cheese on leafy Sukhumvit 26.

Plant-based cooking in a light-filled room - inventive vegan pizzas and gluten-free options.

American breakfasts, burgers and steaks on lively Soi 8.

Holiday Inn's buffet mixing Thai and international - the seafood corner draws the most returns.