Asian bistro and bar on Sukhumvit 11

A short walk from BTS Nana, Lily Fu's serves Asian favorites all day until late.

Asian food with a Thai heart

Lily Fu’s is an Asian bistro on Sukhumvit Soi 11. The menu is mostly Thai with bao, dim sum, and dishes from Vietnam, China, and Indonesia.

The bar runs a cocktail program built on Asian ingredients and Thai-produced spirits, alongside classics, wine, and beer.

Signature dishes

Pad Krapao Wagyu Rice Bowl.

Wagyu beef with holy basil and Thai chili, over rice, topped with a fried egg.

Duck Bao.

Crispy duck confit in a steamed bun, with mango, lemongrass, and sweet chili mayo.

Beef Rendang.

Slow-cooked beef in a spiced coconut curry, served with roti to mop it up.

Weekend dim sum buffet

All-you-can-eat dim sum, ordered in rounds and brought out fresh each time.
Saturdays and Sundays, 12 PM to 5 PM. 549 baht per person, two-hour seating, with free flow premium tea available. Twenty items, from har gow and siu mai to lava bao filled with custard and salted egg. Walk-ins welcome.

Visit

18 Sukhumvit 11 Alley, Khlong Toei Nuea, Bangkok 10110.

Five minutes from BTS Nana, free parking for two hours at the Mercure.

Open daily 6:30 AM to 12:30 AM. Kitchen last orders at 11:30 PM. Bar runs until close.

Reservations through our booking page or by phone on +66 65 530 2235.

FAQ

What kind of restaurant is Lily Fu's?

Lily Fu’s is an Asian bistro on Sukhumvit Soi 11. The kitchen is mostly Thai, with dim sum, bao and dishes from Vietnam, China and Indonesia, alongside a cocktail and wine bar.

What type of cuisine does Lily Fu's serve?

Mostly Thai, with dim sum, bao, and dishes from Vietnam, China and Indonesia. The bar runs Asian inspired signatures alongside classics, wine and beer.

Where is Lily Fu's, and how do I get there?

18 Sukhumvit 11 Alley, Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, inside the Mercure Bangkok Sukhumvit 11 with its own street entrance. A few minutes on foot from BTS Nana, exit 3. Free parking for two hours at the Mercure.

What are the opening hours?

Open every day from 6:30am to 12:30am. The kitchen takes its last orders at 11:30pm.

Do you serve breakfast?

Yes. The breakfast buffet is 390 baht and runs until 10:30am every day. Guests without a booking are welcome.

Do you take reservations?

Yes. Book online through our booking page or call +66 65 530 2235. Guests without a booking are welcome when space allows. For six or more, booking ahead is best, especially Thursday to Saturday evenings.

Can Lily Fu's host groups and private events?

Yes, up to 200 guests across four spaces, from a section of the room to the full venue and the pool bar. Events run three hours as standard with a tailored menu. For a proposal, contact sales@fatchiligroup.com.

Is there a dim sum buffet?

Yes, every Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 5pm, 549 baht per person, seated for two hours, with free flow premium tea. It includes har gow, siu mai and lava bao among the items on rotation.

Are there vegetarian and vegan options?

Yes. The menu has vegetarian and vegan dishes, including the vegan spring rolls, char grilled tofu skewers and vegetable dumplings, and many dishes can be made vegetarian or vegan.

Is there live music or DJs?

Yes, on occasion. Lily Fu’s runs DJs and themed nights from time to time. Dates are posted on our social channels.

Is Lily Fu's family friendly?

Yes, Lily Fu’s is family friendly.