Bangkok never stands still, and neither does Thailand's ever-evolving lifestyle scene. From acclaimed restaurants and luxury hotels to fashion boutiques, international schools, sports clubs, and exciting new entertainment venues, a wave of fresh openings is reshaping the city's landscape. Whether you're planning your next meal, weekend outing, shopping trip, or staycation, here's a look at the latest places worth adding to your list.
A stalwart in luxury hospitality, the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok brings a refreshed concept to its landmark Thai restaurant, Baan Phraya.
With the feel of a preserved historic residence with its teakwood structure, intricate fretwork, and detailing from the reign of King Rama V, Baan Phraya has reopened as a dining room that looks to the present while paying respect to its past as Thailand's first Thai Cooking School.
Under the direction of Chef Phatchara "Pom" Pirapak, the restaurant revives regional and royal recipes with a contemporary spin.
Instagram: @baanphraya.bkk
Created by Japanese street fashion tycoon NIGO, Curry Up is the perfect blend of street fashion and Indian flavours. Quite an interesting combination, right?
To accompany the grand opening of the highly popular streetwear and lifestyle brand, HUMAN MADE, Curry Up has opened its first store on the second level of Central Embassy.
Whether you are stopping by for the delicious aroma of Indian spices or window shopping for shirts, caps, or acrylic key chains, the atmosphere at Curry Up invites you to take a seat.
Instagram: @curryuphurryup_th
Based on Sukhumvit Road 55, between Thonglor Soi 9 and 11, Jakawaan is led by food stylist and food designer Vipittichak "Nick" Pitthayanot and follows a concept that lends itself well to traditional Thai dining, including dishes that have become increasingly difficult to try.
When arriving at Jakawaan, you have the option of trying the set menu, which includes four appetisers, several main dishes, and desserts, or ordering à la carte.
Advance booking is recommended and can be done either through the restaurant's LINE or Instagram page.
Instagram: @jakawaan
La Petite Maison, also known as LPM, the French-Mediterranean restaurant from London, is arriving in Bangkok at the Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel.
LPM is best known for bringing the luxurious essence of Côte d'Azur to its locations in London, Dubai, Hong Kong, Mykonos, and now Bangkok.
The pop-up will run from 1 June to 31 July and will be housed at the Biscotti Restaurant.
With Mediterranean ingredients, a friendly service style, and airy dining rooms, this is the perfect place to swing by for lunch, dinner, or just drinks.
Instagram: @lpmbangkok
Italian-style dining never goes out of style. In Hua Lamphong, a new Italian all-day dining restaurant has come to life.
Luke Bangkok makes quite a statement with its revamped colonial-style exterior. Splashes of red surround the interior, from the warm lighting to the diner-style sofa seating.
With two floors, Luke caters to whatever the mood is. Whether you are simply in the mood for hot sandwiches or itching for some homemade pizza, Luke Bangkok seems like the place to be.
Instagram: @luke.bangkok
Bangkok's nightlife scene is constantly evolving. Whether that is tapas or listening rooms, there is something for everyone in this city.
Off the Map in Thong Lo is the latest offering for those who love a late night and dancing until the soles of their shoes come off.
The music is what you notice first. A lively mix of trap, bass, and hip-hop immediately sets the tone.
This is a sleek space with low lighting that only adds to the atmosphere as the room dims, the bass gets louder, and the people start jumping.
Instagram: @offthemap.bkk
Located beside the Pullman Hotel G in Silom, ThaiCoon, opened by chef and restaurateur Thomthanut "Buddy" Hatayadom and Chef Wai of Rasik Local Kitchen in Chiang Mai, offers a simple dining philosophy: "Real Thai. No Rules."
Currently in its soft opening launch, ThaiCoon's dishes range from several seafood options to familiar curries, all served in a familiar Thai style.
Even their signature cocktails (of which there are eight) call back to memories of Thailand, from the titular Thaicoon to the Pla hang tangmo.
Come here with friends and come prepared to have a good time.
Instagram: @thaicoonbkk
Perched on the second floor of Erawan Bangkok comes a chef's table from Chef Kongwuth "Kong" Chaiwongkajorn exhibiting the cuisine of Northern Thailand.
Experience food through a new perspective, from the people of Lanna to the dishes which define the north today.
At TAANG, the beverage menu is not an afterthought but rather part of the experience, reflecting on how wine and drinking culture travels alongside the menu.
TAANG seats 12 people at a time, Monday through Wednesday at 6:30 PM, so booking in advance is recommended.
Instagram: @taangrestaurant
EmSphere's latest boutique is much more than the brands they bring in.
LAY Bangkok began from LAYOVER, the store's footwear store which held brands like New Balance, ASICS, KEEN, Mizuno, amongst others.
Today, LAY brings together footwear, womenswear, unisex apparel, and accessories from brands they feel fit the LAY brand aesthetic.
Some of these names include runner favourites like Norda, On Running, and Salomon, while also bringing in Korean cult brands like Paes, Heavenly Jelly, and Fritur.
Located on the M Floor, LAY Bangkok is the perfect excuse to refresh your wardrobe.
Instagram: @lay_bangkok
Move over hoops, there's a new sport gaining momentum.
Whether your poison is tennis, pickleball, or padel, Bangkok is slowly becoming a haven for those who enjoy hitting a ball with a racquet.
Solo Spin's urban flagship in Rama IX is the ultimate haven for tennis lovers.
At 700 square metres, it is Bangkok's largest indoor auto-tennis space. With five courts for every kind of player, there is plenty of elbow room.
Pay by the hour for a drop-in or purchase a pass for up to 50 hours with no expiration date.
Game, set, match!
Instagram: @solo.spin
Asiatique The Riverfront, in the past years, has become more than just an open-air market by the riverside that is on every tourist's checklist.
The latest entry in Asiatique's riverfront entertainment is Better World Better Future, an edutainment journey featuring 9D cinema and an immersive Liminal Space experience.
Better World Better Future holds up a mirror to sustainability, asking its visitors to ponder how our world can sustain life through a timeline of Earth's history.
The experience is now open from 11 AM to 9 PM at Hatch Dome at Asiatique.
Instagram: @asiatique.thailand
Located in the Sukhumvit 71 corridor, Basin is an upcoming mixed-use destination designed to bring together creativity, community, and commerce.
Positioned directly opposite Soi Pridi Banomyong 21, the thoughtfully restored space offers a collection of retail units, studios, and offices tailored for modern businesses.
From restaurants, cafés, and bars to fitness studios, wellness concepts, salons, and boutique brands, Basin welcomes a mix of tenants looking to be a part of a growing neighbourhood hub.
Set to open in mid-2026, Basin aims to become a vibrant gathering place where businesses flourish and the local community connects.
Instagram: @basin.bkk
One of fashion's most coveted labels, The Row, is set to open its first Southeast Asian outpost in Bangkok at Siam Paragon.
Founded by sisters Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen, The Row has become synonymous with modern luxury.
Expect to find cult favourites including the Margaux, Marlo, and '90s bags, all of which have become fixtures on the wish lists of fashion devotees worldwide.
Instagram: @therow
The UK is touching down in Bangkok with the opening of Wycombe Abbey International School Bangkok this August.
Located in Bang Na, the school boasts a 66-acre campus and will initially welcome students from nursery to Year 7, with options for day and boarding.
Instagram: @wycombeabbeyschoolbangkok
Located beside Siam Country Club in Chonburi, Highgate International School is set to receive students in August 2026.
Enrolment is open for Highgate's Pre-Prep and Junior Schools, welcoming children aged 2 through 11. Inquiries for the Senior School and boarding options in August 2027 are also open.
Instagram: @highgatethailand
Set to welcome its first students in August 2026, Dulwich College Bangkok brings over 400 years of British educational heritage to Thailand.
Opening initially for Early Years and Junior School students, the school combines academic excellence with creativity, wellbeing, and holistic development.
Instagram: @dulwichcollegebangkok
Opening in August 2026, St Paul's Girls' School (SPGS) International School Bangkok introduces the educational philosophy of its prestigious London branch to a new generation of learners in Thailand.
Located in Rama 3, the co-educational school aims to foster intellectual curiosity, independence, creativity, character development, and wellbeing.
Instagram: @spgsibangkok
Middleton International School Bangkok offers a distinctive educational experience rooted in academic excellence and multilingual learning.
Part of the renowned EtonHouse International Education Group, the school is located in Pinklao and will initially welcome students from Nursery 1 to Grade 4.
Instagram: @middletonthailand
Part sports club, part social hub, and part wellness destination, The Lobb Club is one of Bangkok's newest lifestyle hotspots.
Located on Sathu Pradit Road in Yan Nawa, the venue brings together tennis, pickleball, wellness, and community.
Guided by its "Play, Balance, Belong" philosophy, the club features premium courts, cutting-edge tennis simulators, recovery spaces, and stylish café, bar, and lounge areas.
Advantage Bangkok!
Instagram: @thelobbclub
The iconic destination of nightlife catered towards the Indian community, JALWA CLUB is finally opening its doors in Bangkok.
Located at the Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit in Soi 13, the venue promises a late-night destination for revellers who love dancing to desi beats.
Instagram: @jalwaclubbangkok
From Hilton's Curio Collection comes a brand new retreat within the serene hills of Chiang Rai.
Opening on 1 July, Kahavadi Chiang Rai, Curio Collection by Hilton offers 167 keys, two dining outlets, and a tranquil stay along the Mae Kok River.
Instagram: @kahavadichiangrai
Set by Rawai Beach, Chatrium Rawai Phuket, opening in August, promises a calmer side to Phuket.
The resort features 304 rooms and villas, each with a private balcony, and is conveniently located near Promthep Cape, Nai Han Beach, and Yanui Beach.
Instagram: @chatriumphuketrawai
Constructed along the quiet shores of Hua Hin, The Barai Hua Hin — The Unbound Collection by Hyatt has reopened its doors, unveiling a refreshed concept.
The newly renovated wellness retreat offers 98 guest rooms, including 27 suites, with a focus on holistic wellbeing and slow luxury.
Instagram: @thebaraihuahin
Hotel luxury has never been more convenient.
Opening on 1 August, Canopy by Hilton Bangkok Sukhumvit is perched in the heart of Asok.
The hotel offers 174 keys, a rooftop pool, and four dining concepts: Cante, Glint, Luso, and SoolHaus, inspired by diverse international flavours and experiences.
Instagram: @canopybyhilton