Review

Amaya Food Gallery at Amari Bangkok, holds true to promise, on a bustling weekend evening, humming with the energy of a city that loves to eat. The space is bright, open, and buzzing with groups, families and couples, capturing the essence of an international hotel buffet: a lively mix of flavours, sounds and motion. Stations brim with seafood on ice, sizzling Thai stir fries, grilled meats and global comfort favourites. The variety impresses, particularly for those who crave options over finesse. The carving station and live sushi counter stand out for their effort, while some dishes, understandably during peak hours, strain under demand with the volume of guests. Whole lobster prepared to your liking is mentionably good. Service is full steam to keep pace with the crowd. Empty plates linger, as drink refills take precedent, and there’s no lack of smiles or effort from the team. Desserts, with their colourful local sweets and cakes, offer a cheerful finish that captures Amaya’s upbeat spirit. Ultimately, Amaya delivers what it promises: a generous, globally inspired buffet designed for lively gatherings where no one leaves hungry. On busy nights, it’s less about fine-tuned precision and more about the shared joy of abundance, a bustling dining scene distilled into one vibrant, slightly chaotic, yet still a satisfying experience for those who seek choice.