Mungkorn Seafood @Sukhumvit
Bangkok
Reviews
As tourists, we really enjoyed our visit to Munkong Seafood Restaurant. The food was great, and the service from Ken (the manager) was truly excellent—he made us feel welcome and well taken care of. We especially loved the durian, which was fresh and full of flavor. Highly recommended to everyone!
Mungkorn Seafood is a great spot for fresh and tasty seafood. The food was delicious, well-prepared, and full of flavor. I really enjoyed the variety of dishes, and everything tasted fresh. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the overall atmosphere was comfortable for a nice meal with family or friends. Definitely worth visiting if you’re craving good seafood!
Had an amazing seafood feast at Mungkorn Seafood 🦞🔥 The seafood was super fresh — from the giant river prawns and lobsters to the crabs and shellfish, everything tasted sweet, juicy, and perfectly grilled. You can literally taste the freshness in every bite. The dipping sauce also deserves a shoutout, spicy and addictive without overpowering the seafood. What impressed me most was the overall vibe. Casual, lively, and very local-feeling, but still comfortable for tourists. Staff were friendly and helped with the grilling too. Portion sizes were generous, definitely worth the price considering the quality. At only THB699++ per head, the value is honestly very solid for this kind of seafood spread in Sukhumvit. If you’re a seafood lover visiting Bangkok, this place is seriously worth adding to your food list. Come hungry 😆🦀🦐
I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, the experience was quite poor. Most concerning was the cleanliness—specifically the cutlery and the way the ice scoop was handled. The seafood (shrimp and crab) lacked freshness, and the durian sticky rice was too hard to eat because it wasn't covered. Compared to other buffets in the same price range, the quality here falls short. I'm sharing this as a regular buffet lover in hopes that the restaurant will step up their food safety and ingredient sourcing.