Last updated · Written by Herma Hotel Suvarnabhumi
Bang Chalong is not a tourist district. It is a residential and industrial area along Bangna-Trad Road, and the people eating here are the people who live and work here. Food is priced and seasoned for regulars rather than visitors.
Within walking distance — under 300 metres
This group is just outside the hotel's lane. Useful on a first night when you have landed and do not want to call a car.
| Place | Distance | What it serves |
|---|---|---|
| Kuay Jab Yuan Ubon | 100 m | Vietnamese rolled noodle soup, single-plate dishes |
| Tam Loei Station | 100 m | Som tam, Isaan food |
| 9 Karat Suki-Shabu | Next to the hotel | Sukiyaki, shabu |
| DREAM PREMIUM Korean BBQ Buffet | 200 m | Korean barbecue buffet |
| Inter Moo Kratha | 200 m | Thai barbecue hotpot |
| Kawee Miang Pla Pao, Soi Manthana | 300 m | Grilled fish, miang, Thai food |
The Korean BBQ buffet has the most local reviews of this group. The Vietnamese noodle shop and the grilled fish place score highest and are where neighbourhood regulars go.
A five to ten minute ride away
| Place | Distance | What it serves |
|---|---|---|
| Jay Ju, Hua Chiew University branch | 500 m | Made-to-order Thai dishes |
| 9M. Coffee Bar | 800 m | Café |
| Ing Suan Coffee, Bang Phli | 1.2 km | Garden café |
| Bang Chalong Market | 1.4 km | Fresh produce and prepared food |
| Krua Lung Klae | 1.4 km | Thai food |
| Summer Steakhouse & Café | 1.8 km | Steak, café |
| Baan Suan by Chef Ton | 2 km | Thai food |
| 82 Concept Cafe & Eatery | 2 km | Café with full plates |
| Little Loft Cafe & Farm | 2.1 km | Farm café, outdoor seating |
| Kaeng Thai Restaurant | 2.3 km | Curry over rice, Thai food |
| Kha Moo Tang To | 2.5 km | Braised pork leg over rice |
| Tia Kui Huat Duck Noodles, Bangna-Trad km 1 | 2.5 km | Duck noodles |
| Boat Noodles Mae Im | 2.6 km | Boat noodles |
Little Loft has by far the most reviews of anywhere in this radius. It is a farm café with outdoor space, which makes it the easier choice for families with children who need to move around.
Choosing by situation
| Situation | What fits |
|---|---|
| Late arrival, eat quickly then sleep | Kuay Jab Yuan Ubon, or a convenience store |
| Travelling with young children | Little Loft Cafe & Farm |
| Want to see how the area actually eats | Bang Chalong Market, morning or early evening |
| A group, a long meal | Korean BBQ buffet or moo kratha |
| Need to work while you eat | Shalala Cafe in the hotel, or 82 Concept |
| Breakfast before a dawn flight | The hotel — nothing outside is open yet |
Before you head out
Small shops here change their hours by the day, and several close on Sundays. If you have a place in mind, ask reception before leaving — they know what is open today.
Walking along Bangna-Trad Road is hot in the middle of the day and the pavement is not continuous the whole way. The 300-metre group is comfortable in the evening; beyond a kilometre, take a car. Ride-hailing apps work in this area, but cars thin out after 22:00, so if you go out late, check your way back as well.
Most local shops take cash. Cafés and the larger restaurants accept transfers and QR payment.
If you would rather not go out
- Shalala Cafe — the hotel's own café
- Shared kitchen — heat or prepare your own food, useful for late arrivals and dawn departures
- Buffet breakfast — American, Asian, halal and vegetarian options, described on the breakfast page
- 24-hour reception — ask for current recommendations and directions at any hour
About Herma Hotel Suvarnabhumi
- A family hotel in Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, 18 km from Suvarnabhumi Airport
- 30/13 Moo 7, Soi Sukkaew, Bangna-Trad km 17, Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan 10540
- Check-in 14:00 · check-out 12:00 · reception open 24 hours
- Rooms 1,190–1,990 THB per night
For current recommendations call 086-359-9641 or message LINE @hermahotel
*Distances measured from the hotel's map coordinates to each venue's, checked 14 October 2026. Opening hours change — confirm before you travel.*
Frequently asked questions
Is there anywhere to eat within walking distance of the hotel?
Yes. Within 300 metres there is a Vietnamese noodle shop, a Thai barbecue place, a Korean BBQ buffet, a sukiyaki and shabu restaurant, and a som tam shop. These are everyday places where people who live and work in the area eat, at local prices rather than hotel prices.
Is there a market nearby?
Bang Chalong Market is about 1.4 km from the hotel. It is the area's own market, selling both fresh produce and ready-to-eat food. Morning or early evening are the times worth going.
Are there cafés good for sitting and working?
Shalala Cafe is inside the hotel itself. A short ride away there is Little Loft Cafe and Farm at about 2.1 km and 82 Concept Cafe and Eatery at about 2 km, both with space to sit for a while.
What about late at night?
Most local kitchens close before midnight. Convenience stores are the dependable fallback, and the hotel's shared kitchen lets you heat or prepare something. Reception is open 24 hours if you need directions.
Will staff at these places speak English?
At the smaller shops, pointing at what you want works better than talking. Cafés and the barbecue restaurants with picture menus are easier. If you want something specific, ask reception to write the dish name in Thai for you to take along.