Explore Some Of The Best Late Night Food Haunts In Bangkok

There's nothing worse than ending a night out on an empty stomach - especially in Bangkok, where the party never really stops. It's late, your feet are tired, and all you want is something hot, satisfying, and quick. Sound familiar? If you've just wrapped up a night at Rhodes Bangkok, we've got good news - some of the best late night food in Bangkok is just around the corner.

Start Your Night At Rhodes Bangkok

Welcome to Rhodes, a Greek–island-inspired beach bar in Bangkok located in the heart of the stylish Thonglor district. Our high-energy venue will make you feel like you have stepped into a secret after-party in Mykonos. We bring together a trendy crowd, two floors of fun, exciting signature drinks, and a DJ lineup featuring Bangkok's finest and international names.

Although we keep the party going well into the night, once the last call rolls around, the vibe shifts. You and your crew are buzzing, laughing, and wondering - "Where can we eat right now?"

Well, you're in the right district. Here's a guide to some of the best late night food spots in Bangkok near Rhodes.

1. Foodland (Took Lae Dee) – 24 Hours

Let's kick things off with this famous Bangkok institution. Took Lae Dee, which literally means "Cheap and Good," lives up to its name. Tucked inside Foodland supermarket inside Eight Thonglor, this 24/7 diner-style counter is popular among night owls, partygoers, and chefs coming off shift.

Expect everything from hearty pad kapraos and American breakfasts to spaghetti carbonara; all served fast and at wallet-friendly prices. The counter setup makes it ideal for solo diners, too. Bonus: They serve surprisingly good coffee if you're trying to sober up before heading home.

2. 55 Pochana – Open Late

Craving bold Thai-Chinese flavours at 3 AM? Head to 55 Pochana on Sukhumvit Soi 55, a no-frills joint famous for crispy pork belly, delicious sizzling pan dishes, garlic stir-fried squid, and stir-fried morning glory with a kick.

It's a casual, unpretentious, fluorescent-lit kind of place - but the food? Packed with flavour and the wok hei magic you only get from a seasoned chef manning the flames. It's been a favourite of locals for years, and once you taste the drunken noodles, you'll get why.

3. Kenshin Izakaya – Open Late

In the mood for Japanese? Kenshin Izakaya is a late-night favourite in Sukhumvit 33 for grilled skewers, crispy karaage, ramen, and icy cold beer.

The vibes are relaxed but buzzy, with tables packed until the early hours. It's a great place to sit back, share a few plates, and relive the night's best moments over yakitori and sake bombs.

4. Loong Mala @ Donki Mall – Open Till 4 AM

Nothing cuts through the alcohol like a spicy meal. Loong Mala Hotpot is your go-to for that fiery, tingly mala sensation. Open until 4 AM, it's the perfect pit stop for those with a high spice tolerance and a love for DIY dining.

Pick your ingredients - from thinly sliced meats to seafood and vegetables - and dunk them into a bubbling, spicy broth at your table. It's a fun, interactive way to wind down the night, especially with friends who still have some energy left in them.

5. Fat Bros – Thonglor

For those who like their post-party meal straight from the streets, Fat Bros serves up Thai-style grilled skewers with sticky rice that hit all the right notes - juicy, smoky, and just greasy enough. This small shop is also located just outside Donki Mall's entrance in Thonglor.

It's the kind of spot where you stand around with a stick in one hand and a drink in the other, chatting with strangers and soaking up the last of the night's buzz. It's cheap, cheerful, and oddly addictive.

Special Mention: Ban Tad Thong and Yaowarat (Chinatown)

Although not near Rhodes, these spots deserved a special mention as they are considered two of the best late night food spots in Bangkok. If you don't mind a bit of a ride, Ban Tad Thong and Chinatown's Yaowarat Street are worth the detour. You will find stalls and restaurants selling delicious guay jub (rolled rice noodle soup), roast duck buns, duck noodles and more - the streets come alive with the sounds and smells of hungry night crawlers until the early morning hours.

Time to Refuel

A night at Rhodes Bangkok is one to remember, but it doesn't have to end when the lights come on. Whether you're craving Thai stir-fries, Japanese skewers, spicy hotpot or a good old plate of fried rice, the Thonglor–Phrom Phong stretch has plenty of amazing late night food spots in Bangkok.

So, next time you're planning a big night out, remember this list. Fuel up before heading home, or better yet - make the late-night food run part of the night itself. Because in this city, great nights deserve great endings.