French Restaurant Open Until Midnight in Bangkok: Late Dining at Brasserie 9

Quick answer: Brasserie 9 is a French restaurant in Bangkok that is open until midnight every day. It is at 27 Soi Sathorn 6, a few minutes on foot from BTS Chong Nonsi and Sala Daeng, opens at 11:30 and has The Brass cocktail bar on the 1st floor. For a table after 22:00, call 02 234 2588 to check the kitchen’s last order.

Which French restaurant in Bangkok is open until midnight?

Brasserie 9 opens daily from 11:30 to 00:00, weekends included. The restaurant’s website and its Google listing show the same hours (both checked on 9 October 2026). It is in a two-storey colonial-style villa in Sathorn, close to the Sathorn and Silom office districts, so dinner can start late without a long trip across town.

A late evening here has three parts to plan:

• Dinner from the à la carte menu. French brasserie dishes, from a ฿180 Croque Monsieur to steak.
• Drinks at The Brass. The cocktail and wine bar inside the restaurant, with a cigar lounge.
• The kitchen’s last order. For a table after 22:00, call 02 234 2588 before you book to confirm what time the kitchen takes its last order.

What can you order for dinner?

These dishes are on the à la carte menu (checked on 9 October 2026). At a French restaurant open until midnight in Bangkok, the small plates suit a light meal, and the steaks and mains suit a full dinner.

See every dish on the Brasserie 9 à la carte menu.

Late drinks at The Brass

The Brass is a cocktail and wine bar inside Brasserie 9, with velvet seating and a cigar lounge. The cocktail menu has four seasonal signatures (Spring ฿490, and Summer, Autumn and Winter at ฿460 each), two gastronomic cocktails (Madeleine Sour and Bisque Bloody Mary, ฿450 each) and classics such as the Negroni and the Old Fashioned (฿380). The bar also runs happy hours and live jazz nights, which the restaurant announces on its social channels. More on The Brass cocktail bar.

Who is a late evening at Brasserie 9 for?

• After work in Sathorn and Silom. Office hours are over and the restaurant still has hours to go, so dinner does not need to be rushed.
• A late date. A two-storey villa with a bar inside suits dinner first and a cocktail after. See romantic dinner in Sathorn.
• Groups. The Brass takes cocktail receptions of up to 30 guests, and private rooms on the 2nd floor seat larger groups.

Getting to Brasserie 9 at night

Enter from Soi Sathorn 6 or from Silom Soi 3. BTS Chong Nonsi and Sala Daeng are a few minutes away on foot. Guests who drive get complimentary parking, with limited spaces on a first come, first served basis.

Hours, contact and booking

• Address. 27 Soi Sathorn 6, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500. You can also enter from Silom Soi 3. Open in Google Maps.
• Hours. Open daily, 11:30 to 00:00.
• Late tables. For a booking after 22:00, call first to confirm the kitchen’s last order.
• Phone. 02 234 2588. Email brasserie9@gourmethouse.co.th.
• Book. Reserve a table on Chope.

Frequently asked questions

1. Are the hours different on public holidays?

On public holidays, Google’s listing notes that hours might differ, so call 02 234 2588 before you go.

2. Can I come just for drinks?

Yes. The Brass is a full cocktail and wine bar, so you can book a table there for drinks only. Call 02 234 2588 to reserve a table at The Brass.

3. Are there non-alcoholic drinks?

Yes. The Brass menu has three mocktails at ฿220 each: Délice Tropicale (pineapple, popcorn syrup and coconut milk), Paris by Night (passion fruit, lemon, mint and soda) and Kiss My French (strawberry, lychee, lime, basil and soda).

4. Is Brasserie 9 also open for lunch?

Yes. From Monday to Friday, 11:30 to 14:00, a French set lunch costs ฿690 for 2 courses or ฿890 for 3 courses with tea or coffee. Details are in business lunch in Sathorn.

5. How much does dinner at Brasserie 9 cost?

On Google Maps, diners report spending ฿2,000 or more per person (October 2026). A lighter meal can cost less: the small bites on the à la carte menu start at ฿180.