3 Best Bloody Marys in Bangkok

Bloody Marys become festive with seasonal garnishes like smoked bacon, asparagus, or pickled vegetables, perfect for holiday brunches.

Bangkok’s cocktail culture thrives on creativity, and few drinks showcase that spirit like the Bloody Mary. A mix of spice, tang, and flair, this classic has been reimagined across the city—from luxury hotel bars to trendy diners—each venue pouring its own story into the glass. Here are three great spots to try.

The Signature Ritual

The St. Regis Bangkok — The St. Regis Bloody Mary

The St. Regis brand is historically tied to the Bloody Mary: the King Cole Bar in New York popularized the drink in the 1930s, and St. Regis properties keep that lineage alive with house variations. In Bangkok the St. Regis Bar features its own signature Bloody Mary offering as part of its bar program, marrying classic savory seasoning with local touches. It’s an elegant, hotel-standard take on the original.

Brunch Cocktails

Ekkaluck at Madi Paidi Bangkok, Autograph Collection

Ekkaluck Bangkok’s contemporary Thai brunch concepts have leaned into spicy, creative brunch cocktails (including a “Spicy Bloody Maria” and Bloody Mary variations) as part of their weekend offerings. Expect Thai-inspired flavors, creative garnishes and a brunch vibe that uses local influences to lift the classic Mary.

Bloody Marry Reimagined

Bar Sathorn at The House on Sathorn

Located in the conserved House on Sathorn, Bar Sathorn’s cocktail program is narrative-driven: their menu includes a “Bangkok Brunch” cocktail inspired by the Bloody Mary, reworked with smoky mezcal, Thai aromatics (pad krapow notes) and salted tomato water — an inventive, localized riff on the brunch staple served in a historic setting. It’s a craft approach for those who want a Mary that tells a story.

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