6 bakery places in Bangkok we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Bangkok | Bakery across every city.
Bangkok's bakery scene runs from old-town egg-custard institutions to the European patisserie work that landed with the city's specialty-coffee wave. Mont Nomsod on Dinso Road near Sao Chingcha has sold its soft milk toast and condensed-milk spreads for generations, while Maison Jean Philippe in Thong Lo carries the French croissant and viennoiserie tradition. Landhaus Bakery in Chong Nonsi and Sarnies in Bang Rak round out a field where the laminated pastry counter has become its own destination.
After You Dessert Cafe ★ 4.2
Siam Paragon G Floor, 991 Rama I Road, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330
After You Dessert Cafe at Siam Paragon's ground floor is the 2007 homegrown dessert chain's flagship counter, the city's most famous shibuya honey toast.
Sarnies Bangkok ★ 4.5
101-103 Charoen Krung 44, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500
Sarnies Bangkok on Charoen Krung 44 is the Singapore-founded Australian cafe-bakery in a heritage shophouse, with sourdough, viennoiserie and all-day brunch.
Landhaus Bakery ★ 4.6
10 Yen Akat 3 Alley, Chong Nonsi, Yan Nawa, Bangkok 10120
Landhaus Bakery in Bangkok's Yan Nawa is the German bakery from Suhring brothers, German breads, pretzels and laminated croissants in the villa garden.
Maison Jean Philippe ★ 4.5
335 Thong Lo 17 Alley, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
Maison Jean Philippe in Bangkok's Thonglor 17 at The Commons is the French boulangerie-patisserie counter from Jean Philippe with butter-laminated.
Wallflowers Cafe ★ 4.3
31-33 Soi Nana, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100
Wallflowers in Bangkok's Chinatown Soi Nana is a flower-lined bakery cafe inside a heritage shophouse, with edible-flower cakes and rose-petal cream pastries.
Mont Nomsod ★ 4.3
160/1-3 Dinso Road, Sao Chingcha, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200
Mont Nomsod in Bangkok's Dinso Road has cooked buttered toast and condensed-milk pours since 1964, the canonical Thai-style sweet snack room.