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A Season of Sparkling Festivities and Culinary Indulgence

By LIFESTYLE+TRAVEL

The festive season is a time to gather with loved ones — a moment to celebrate warmth, joy, and togetherness. This year, InterContinental Bangkok invites guests to embrace the magic of the holidays with a full programme of festive dining experiences crafted to elevate every occasion.

Espresso

As the hotel’s international dining hub, Espresso brings the season to life with an abundant festive buffet showcasing holiday classics such as roasted whole turkey and honey-glazed ham. Carol singers and a visit from Santa add heartwarming touches throughout Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Festive Buffets
• Christmas Eve Lunch (12.00–14.30): THB 1,900++ per adult | THB 950++ (ages 6–12)
• Christmas Eve Dinner (18.00–22.30): THB 2,900++ per adult | THB 1,450++ per child
• Christmas Day Lunch (12.00–14.30): THB 2,200++ per adult | THB 1,100++ per child
• Christmas Day Dinner (18.00–22.30): THB 1,900++ per adult | THB 950++ per child

Beverage Enhancements
• Add THB 200++ for unlimited fresh juices & soft drinks
• Add THB 900++ for free-flow beverages
• Add THB 2,300++ for free-flow Champagne
• Children 5 and under dine free with a paying adult

New Year Dining at Espresso
• New Year’s Eve Dinner Buffet (31 Dec, 18.00–22.30): THB 2,900++ | THB 3,900++ with Champagne | THB 1,450++ per child
• New Year’s Day Lunch (1 Jan, 12.00–15.00)
• New Year’s Day Dinner (18.00–22.30): THB 1,900++ per adult | THB 950++ per child
• Beverage add-ons follow Christmas pricing.

Fireplace Grill and Bar

Celebrate the season with exceptional European-inspired dining. Signature dishes include Escargots à la Bourguignonne, Stockyard Prime Rib, Stanbroke Sanchoku Wagyu Striploin, and the timeless Crêpes Suzette, paired with curated wines and classic cocktails.

Available for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve, with:
Lunch: 12.00–14.30
Dinner: 18.00–23.00

Summer Palace

A festive celebration of Cantonese flavours awaits with highlights such as Peking Duck (THB 1,380++), Suckling Pig (THB 2,680++), and a special dim sum selection.

Available on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day (1 January 2026).
Lunch: 11.30–14.30
Dinner: 18.00–22.30

SoCal

For New Year’s Eve, SoCal presents rustic Italian and Levantine-inspired favourites from the à la carte menu (11.30–23.00). From 22.00–01.00, enjoy small plates starting at THB 230++, alongside a DJ spinning through the countdown (22.00–02.00).

Butter

The season’s most indulgent gifts come in the form of luxurious festive hampers (THB 2,500–7,200 net), filled with artisanal pastries, cakes, cookies, gingerbread, fine wine, and more.

Available daily from 28 November 2025 to 5 January 2026, 08.00–19.00.

Balcony Lounge

Enjoy a refined Festive Afternoon Tea (THB 1,100++ per person | THB 1,990++ for two), featuring seasonal savouries and sweets, accompanied by live piano and carol performances on select days.

Available 28 November 2025 – 5 January 2026, 14.30–17.30.
On New Year’s Eve, a live band performs from 20.00–01.00 for an elegant countdown ambience.

Oasis Pool Countdown Party

Ring in 2026 under the stars at the Oasis Pool on 31 December, from 21.30–00.30. With city skyline views, live music, and Champagne toasts, this THB 2,026++ celebration—including one glass of Champagne—promises a truly unforgettable start to the new year.

For Reservations
Email: dining.bkkhb@ihg.com
Tel: +66 (0) 2656 0444
Website: InterContinental Bangkok

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