Late night restaurants in Bangkok

The Instagram-worthy diner has relocated to a new location on Soi Sukhumvit 11. Expect to feast on V8’s signature dishes, like The V8 Burger (B269) and Chili Cheese Dog (standard at B199, footlong at B239). 

Song Ped Palo is simply Ladprao’s answer to Saengchai and Malaysia Hotel combined. This giant late-night food institution serves up everything you could imagine from a khao tom parlor. Don’t miss out on the stewed duck, which is the place’s claim to fame, the khai yuuyee (half-cooked fried egg) and their selection of stir-fried dishes.

Sukhumvit’s favorite Chinese-style diner has been a favorite khao tom destination for odd-hour eating for years, thanks to its marvelous Thai-Chinese comfort dishes that go perfectly with plain rice congee. 

This old-school, pocket-friendly khao tom parlor is popular among Thonglor’s bar crawlers looking to sober up with a nice, comforting meal. Famous dishes include khung chae num pla (raw shrimp doused in fish sauce with spicy condiments) and fried cowslip with eggs.

Lhao Lhao serves Chinese and Thai-style comfort bites such as boiled chicken with fish sauce and fried Chinese chorizo with pickles along with steaming bowls of boiled rice.

This spot is a go-to for delicious Hainanese chicken rice that features aromatic rice cooked with chicken fat, tender and lean chicken pieces, and a spicy brown sauce.