The best bakeries in Bangkok

FeliciaPublished: 12:28, 29 November 2023| Updated: 09:54, 24 July 2024

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The best bakeries in Bangkok — PHOTO: Raisin Danish at Holey Artisan bakery

PHOTO: Raisin Danish at Holey Artisan bakery

There are endless bakeries in Bangkok, with more popping up every day. Thus, deliberating which bakery to visit can be a tiresome affair, especially with the abundance of choice. This is why we’ve created a list of the 5 best spots in Bangkok to help you in your search. From freshly baked bread, and artistic pastries, to sweet and savoury bites; one of these bakeries is sure to suit your mood and appetite.

Top 5 bakeries in Bangkok

1. Holey Artisan Bakery

The best bakeries in Bangkok | News by Thaiger — PHOTO: Holey Artisan Bakery

Opening hours: Daily, 7:00 – 19:00.

Address:

Holey Artisan Bakery Ruanrudee – 38/3 Soi Ruamrudee, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330
Holey Artisan Bakery Sukhumvit – 245 12 Sukhumvit 31, Khlong Toei Nuea, Wattana, Bangkok 10110
Holey Artisan Bakery Suan Phlu – 39, 17 Suan Phlu 2, Mahamek, Sathorn, Bangkok 10120
Holey Mothership Bakery and Cafe – 29 Mi Suwan 3 Yaek 8/1, Wattana, Bangkok 10110

Holey Artisan Bakery makes all their baked goods using authentic recipes, so you can be sure to get the best flavours. What makes them even more unique is their cool equipment, especially their ovens, and the use of unbleached flour in their recipes. Plus, they go the extra mile by getting everything ready and on display every day. This means every pastry or bread you pick is super fresh and top-notch quality. So, not only do you get great flavours from their authentic recipes, but also that extra touch of care in how they make and present everything.

Making yourself choose between their selection of bread, pastries, and cakes is just an unnecessary struggle. We recommend that you get one or more of every single option, but the Super Sourdough is a great place to start. It has a tangy taste, chewy texture, and crisp crust – the perfect companion for a hearty breakfast.

Aside from their bread, their sweet treats are just appetising. We love the creamy New York Cheesecake, as well as the rich Triple Chocolate Brownie. Both cakes taste even better than they look! If you want to go all in, order their range of salads, sandwiches, and breakfast meals as well. The Cubano Pressed Panini is perfect for lunch, with porchetta, bacon, ham, cheddar, dijon, pickle, and jalapeños. So the next time you need a breakfast that’s hard to beat or a delicious treat, head to Holey Artisan Bakery. With 4 locations across Bangkok, they’re never too far away from where you are.

2. Landhaus Bakery

Opening hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 7:00 – 19:00.

Address: 18 Soi Phahonyothin 5, Samsen Nai, Phaya Thai, Bangkok 10400

With a name translating to “farmhouse” in German, Landhaus flaunts itself as such. Its interior is rustic and minimal; featuring concert flooring, natural wood accents and a large table covered in freshly baked goods.

They offer hearty loaves of seeded and whole-grain bread that they bake in a traditional wood-fired oven. Some stand-outs here are the buttery and fluffy Brioche Zopf and the hand-made Florianer Rye Bread, suitable for vegan diets. In addition, their pastries range from Danishes, Brezel’s, and Croissants to Strudel – in particular, the Caramel Walnut Danish is a must-try. Finally, their brunch options, like their Farmers Style Breakfast and Pork Loin Sandwich are affordable and nourishing.

3. Konnichipan Bakery

Opening hours: Monday – Saturday, 08:00 – 18:00.

Address: 183 Chakrabongse Rd, Talat Yot, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200

Founded by a Japanese chef, Konnichipan is a quaint bakery and one of the cheapest on our list. However, despite its low prices, the bakery does not skimp on quality.

The venue is lined with a variety of bread, pastries and other confections. Whilst each packs a punch, the Danish Choux Cream Croissant is one of their signatures, along with their Mango Creamcheese Brioche. Moreover, for something more savoury, the Parmesan Potatoes are a delicious option. Enjoy these with a hot cup of coffee or if you’re visiting on a hot day, opt for one of their iced drinks instead.

4. Brioche from Heaven

Opening hours: Daily, 9:30 – 19:30.

Address: 156, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500

As the name suggests, Brioche from Heaven specialises in Brioches that they offer in multiple flavours. Their top-selling cinnamon brioche, doused in caramel and topped with walnuts is light yet complex; but they also make Brioche’s plain or with coconut, butterscotch macadamia, Nutella, peanut butter and more. Alternatively, they offer pastries such as scones, danishes and croissants; of these, guests go wild over Chef Gai’s Yuzu Tart.

5. Drop by Dough

Opening hours: Daily, 10:00 – 18:00.

Address:

Drop by dough Sukhumvit – 11 Sukhumvit 101/2, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260
Drop by Dough EmQuatier – EmQuatier, Sukhumvit, Wattana, Bangkok 10110

For some of the best doughnuts in Bangkok, go to Drop by Dough. Made with South Korea-imported flour, the doughnuts here are as soft and as chewy as you can imagine. The unique and creative flavours, such as the raspberry rose, lemon meringue, and young coconut with almond, satisfy sweet tooths of all ages. And aside from this yumminess, Drop by Dough also offers a good selection of coffee.

For more scrumptious bites, read our article on the top 5 dessert cafes in Bangkok. If you want to read more about food in Bangkok, check out our articles on the top 5 Italian and top 5 Korean restaurants in the city. Also, check out a local edition and our partner’s website ‘Agoda‘ to find the best hotel for your trip.

Felicia

Felicia is a journalist and content writer who covers a range of topics from life style to leisure and tourism. Her career began as a copywriter working for many news and media companies, where she worked with several brands in England and Myanmar to help them increase their online presence. She is a graduate from University of Brighton, England.