​THIS spacious 180-seat coffee shop holds more than the eyes can see. Operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Chatuchak Café serves buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner with la carte menus available around the clock at Centara Grand at Central Plaza Ladprao Bangkok. 

​Signature
Situated in the lobby of Centara Grand at Central Plaza Ladprao Bangkok, the Chatuchak Café brings an array of delectable dishes to the tables.
 
Starting with the appetisers include plates of fresh vegetables and choices of salads, an array of aromatic cheeses and bread, charcuteries and a large plate of fresh spring rolls. Moving on is the sushi and sashimi plates, selections of Japanese favourites and rows of seafood on ice include river prawns, crayfish, octopus and freshly shucked oysters.
 
Lines of international and Asian favourites are on the next station. On offer include a la minute grilled seafood, steaks or lambs made to your preference. Also available are a spicy and rich selection of Thai curries and other Thai specials.
 
Sunday brunch is priced at B1,400++ per person and is available from 11.30am-3pm.

​Atmosphere
The Chatuchak Café holds approximately 180 seats and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet crowds effectively on a daily basis. The contemporary design allows all guests to feel right at home as soon as they walk in.  

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