Gay Bangkok · Restaurants

Kika is a Mediterranean-inspired local tapas bar & restaurant, located on Convent Road in Silom gay district.

You can enjoy wonderfully wholesome dishes in an open-air atmosphere, mingle with other customers and experience the dynamic seasonal menu with a glass of wine 🍷

Every Sunday afternoon from 5pm there’s a regular gay tea dance party. Expect cool crowd and drag entertainment.

New gay-friendly bar & grill in Bangkok, located at LG floor Erawan Bangkok, Ratchaprasong.

Sea Met serves some great seafood options, and after 9pm it has a bar/club atmosphere with music and dancing!

New gay-owned ‘Thai with a twist’ restaurant & bar in Bangkok, located in the heart of the Gay district and just a short walk from the main gay bars in Silom.

Owner and Chef Anon has created a unique restaurant with his own culinary creations featuring home made Thai dishes with a Twist, served Tapas style. 88 Eatery & Bar serves excellent food, cocktails and wine and offers great personal service and is very popular with the Gay community in Bangkok. Every dish is homemade, and made with passion and attention to detail. The chef’s unique culinary creations keep customers coming back for more.

Happy hour (5pm-7pm), buy 1 drink get 1 free drink. 10% discount on food if you check in and share your dining experience on Facebook, TripAdvisor or other social media.

One of the most gay-popular restaurants in Silom, with a prime location next to the BTS skytrain exit and just a couple of minutes’ walk from the main gay bars and clubs.

Wine Connection at Silom Complex serves an extensive menu of Thai and Western food (including steaks, pastas) plus a large selection of wine. The outdoor patio seats are great for people-watching.

Busy during peak times, so expect a short wait, particularly if you want an indoor, air-conditioned table.

Gay-owned & -managed restaurant EAT ME offers fine dining in a modern setting, with indoor & outdoor seating.

The minimalist décor features rotating art exhibits. The food is a creative mix of regional and international cuisine with nice selections of wine and desserts.

Located about a 10-minute walk from BTS Saladaeng station (Exit 2). Walk down Convent Rd past Le Siam Hotel, then turn right on the small alley to the right.

Gay-popular Thai restaurant in the heart of Silom gay scene. Newly renovated and relocated  – opposite Silom Complex.

BUA serves tasty authentic Thai food in a cosy, modern setting at reasonable prices. Lots of gay customers, especially foreigners.

Named after the famous 1994 Taiwanese film directed by Ang Lee, Eat Drink Man Woman is a modern cafe bar, located at the entrance to Silom Soi 4. Find this place and you’ve found Soi 4.

The coffee is pretty good, too.

Gay-owned & -managed restaurant at Triple 8 In Bangkok hotel. Thumbs Up has a large selection of Thai food and drinks.

Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Karaoke on Fridays and Saturdays with Thai, Chinese and international songs. Free WiFi available.

Located about a 15-minute walk from the Silom main drag (or you can hop on a taxi).

New pizzeria near the Silom gay district. Italian chef Gerardo Calabrese makes pizzas and pastas in his own style, using the best flour and ingredients.

This gay-managed restaurant also has a good wine list and serves cocktails at reasonable prices in a casual setting. Customers at Ciao Pizza are a mix of Thais and foreigners.

Set in a beautiful, historic Thai villa serving modern, exotic Thai dishes. The food not only tastes delicious but also looks great.

Ruen Urai is located within the grounds of Rose Hotel – very close to Patpong Night Market and the gay bars in Silom.

Gay-owned café kiosk, run by just a few friends. These guys make delicious smoothies and Taiwanese-style bubble milk tea. Their smoothies are refreshing and unique in flavours.

Koguma’s friendly and good-looking staff make this place a popular stop for a quick pick-me-up. Conveniently located in the heart of Silom gay district.