Dining in Sukhumvit Bangkok
There’s a rhythm to how we dine and drink. Quick stops, long lunches and late-night highs. At PIPA Hotel Bangkok, that rhythm moves across two distinct venues from sunlit breakfasts to after-dark energy. Expect bold flavours, laid-back hospitality and a few surprises along the way.
“Whether I’m sharing a table or stealing a moment, I like my meals beautiful.” — Pipa.
If you’re looking for a restaurant in the heart of Bangkok’s Sukhumvit that’s stylish and soulful, you’ll find it right here. PIPA Hotel brings together global influences and Thai warmth to create one of the most distinctive dining experiences in Sukhumvit, Bangkok.
PACIFICO
Pacifico brings the warmth and colour of Polynesia to the heart of Bangkok. Think tropical flavours, relaxed refinement and plates that feel like sunshine. The space is breezy and open, with soft lighting and natural materials that echo its island inspiration, a refreshing restaurant experience for anyone dining in Bangkok's Sukhumvit neighbourhood.
The breakfast at PIPA Hotel Bangkok is worth waking up for, signature breakfast dishes like Khao Hor Moo (Thai-style grilled pork skewers and fried shredded pork on sticky rice wrapped in banana leaves) nod to local roots. Later in the day, the menu opens up to international favourites and standout Polynesian specials — from Molokai Soft Shell Crab with pink sauce and crispy basil, to Kauai Lobster with lime-pickled avocado and Hollandaise.
As a Bangkok hotel with a restaurant in Sukhumvit that combines creativity with comfort, Pacifico turns every meal into an escape.
Opening hours: 6.00 am – 11.00 pm
Breakfast: 6.00 am – 10.30 am
Lunch: 11.00 am – 2.00 pm (International Menu)
Dinner: 5.00 pm – 11.00 pm (International & French Polynesian Menus)
BAIA
When day turns to night, BAIA takes the spotlight. A moody, magnetic space that blurs the lines between restaurant, bar and somewhere you’ll want to stay long after the plates are cleared.
The food? Bold, Italian and built for sharing, exactly what you'd hope to find at a great restaurant in Sukhumvit. Think burrata with heirloom tomatoes, squid ink pasta and big, beautiful steaks, all served with flair.
The vibe? Low lights, rising music and a crowd that always seems to be having a good time. For Thai restaurant lovers and Sukhumvit dining regulars alike, BAIA adds something different to Bangkok's after-dark scene and keeps you coming back.
Opening hours: 5.00 pm – late