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Praline Dining Room is a spacious all-day dining restaurant on Ratchaphruek Road in Taling Chan, serving European-inspired brunch, bakes, and fusion mains in a bright, glass-wrapped setting with generous indoor and outdoor seating.

The Story

Praline was founded by two sisters who trained as chefs in London and Paris, and that background shows in what ends up on the table. The original branch opened in Sathorn; the Ratchaphruek location followed as a larger, more neighbourhood-facing version of the same idea — a place built around gathering, eating well, and taking your time. It has become one of the most consistently busy spots on the western side of Bangkok, especially on weekends.

The Space

The building is white-walled and airy, wrapped in glass that opens the interior to the greenery outside. Pink and green tones run through the décor, giving it a warm, unhurried quality without tipping into fussiness. There is ample indoor seating as well as an outdoor area, and live music plays on holidays. The scale of the space makes it comfortable for families, groups, and anyone who wants to linger rather than rush.

The Food

Breakfast runs from 8am to 4pm and is where Praline earns its strongest loyalty. The Croissant Roll Brekkie — a house-baked croissant shaped like a bun, filled with egg, bacon, and cheddar, topped with ebiko cream sauce — is a standout. The Maple Glazed Smoked Bacon Eggs Benedict and the Big Mama Breakfast (sausage, bacon, mushroom, milk toast, and homemade jam) are both solid choices. Pancakes are fluffy and consistently well-made. Beyond breakfast, the all-day menu covers pasta, salads, and fusion mains. The American fried rice and honey toast with vanilla ice cream have both developed their own followings. For something more ambitious, the truffle risotto and homemade foie gras terrine gesture toward the founders’ French training.

The Desserts

The praline-accented chocolate desserts are the obvious order to finish with — fitting, given the name. Almond croissants and caramel toast are worth picking up on the way out.

Bringing Your Dog

Praline Dining Room is dog-friendly, with outdoor seating that makes it easy to bring your dog along for a long, relaxed meal. The size of the space means there’s always room to settle in without feeling crowded.

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