Market Café
Bangkok
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We had Friday dinner buffet here with my boyfriend for the first time. Food is quite variety, not all are excellent, but mostly are good taste and quality. Service here is good as hotel service standard. That's very friendly and generous with Nan, the hostess by serving us well. We are happy, we will come here again.
Tried the Saturday breakfast at Market Café this time and got a really nice 2-for-1 deal from HH, so overall it felt super worth it. Good variety, most dishes tasted great, staff were lovely, and the atmosphere/location were both really nice 🙂 A la carte – Unlimited ordering from the à la carte menu. Eggs Benedict was pretty standard. The tom yum-style shakshuka was surprisingly fun and tasty, especially since I’m used to the classic tomato-heavy version lol. Smoked salmon avocado toast was okay, nothing particularly memorable. The shrimp Pad Thai was one of the few dishes that didn’t really fit my taste — slightly too salty, and personally I would’ve liked it spicier. It also felt toned down a bit for foreigners, though the shrimp itself was huge. They also had wagyu noodles, but I didn’t try them. Cheese & Cold Cuts – Nice selection overall. The beef pastrami was flavorful, and the smoked duck breast was really good, though sliced a bit thick for my preference. Four kinds of cheese available, and brie was still my favorite hahaha. Cereal, Yogurt & Smoothie Zone – Quite a lot of choices, though I somehow skipped this section completely. Live Station – Freshly carved ham sliced in front of the grill by the chef. Definitely ask them to sear it a bit for you. Bacon and sausages were standard. The scrambled eggs were slightly overcooked for me — almost becoming an omelet already lol. The grilled chicken skewers were soooo good though. Korean & Japanese Zone – Separate Korean section too. Kimchi was mildly sour and easy to eat. Tteok and fish cake were standard but decent. There were sushi and lots of side dishes as well, though I didn’t get around to trying them. Chinese Zone – They had steamed buns and siu mai, but I skipped them this time. Thai Zone – The chicken sausage fried rice was honestly amazing. Super fragrant and flavorful to the point I accidentally went back for seconds hahaha. Stir-fried shrimp with green beans was delicious too — big shrimp and crunchy beans. The tofu with bean sprouts was standard, kind of like something from a rice porridge shop. Kanom jeen curry and green curry were adjusted toward foreigner-friendly flavors, so not very spicy, but still enjoyable. Indian Zone – Tried the saffron rice and palak paneer, both really good with amazing spice aromas. The tamarind and tomato chutneys were my favorites. Vegetarian Zone – There was a dedicated vegetarian section too. I only tried the mashed eggplant dip, which was surprisingly tasty. Desserts – Croissants were nicely crispy and buttery. Donuts and muffins weren’t really my thing personally, but dessert lovers would probably enjoy them. Fruit danishes were great across every flavor. There were also Thai desserts, waffles, and French toast, though I didn’t get to try most of them. Also… giant self-service Nutella dispensers. My blood sugar definitely hated me for that lol. Fruits – Loved that they had passion fruit and rambutan. Would’ve been perfect if the rambutan seeds had been removed though. Drinks – The roasted coconuts were AMAZING. Super fragrant and refreshing. I also loved the fresh juice station where they blended juices on the spot without filtering the pulp. You could even customize your own mix and add ginger juice too. Overall, the atmosphere was really nice. Food stations were clearly separated but still easy to walk around. Some areas felt a little crowded during busy hours, but not too bad. Staff were all friendly and smiling, and even though plate clearing slowed down a bit during peak time, the overall experience was still really good 🙂
I enjoyed a beautiful 3 course meal at Market Cafe. All of the food was delicious. Nan and Preaw provided fantastic service, being very attentive and the food was served promptly. The atmosphere was chilled out and on top of that, I enjoyed a lovely view of Bangkok outside of the window during my meal. Would recommend!
Had breakfast buffet, lunch buffet and dinner set menu. The food is incredible, the best Thai food in Bangkok, in my opinion. My husband and are very happy we discovered a true gem. Thank you Nan and Nookie for your great hospitality and to all staff for creating a beautiful experience and such elevated feeling for us. We will be back❤️🤗
Very authentic Thai with strong flavors using quality ingredients Not the usual globalized Thai flavors , although I mystified which Thai regions these dishes came from. We especially like the lemongrass prawn dip with sago crackers and the green curry (a little too sweet) . Staff are very professional and hospital. (They step away from you without turning their backs) Breakfast is good spread especially like the Khao Soi and Tom Yum egg Benedict
