Zeta Café Grill & Thrill Halloween Buffet Deal

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Grill and Thrill Halloween buffet artwork at Zeta Café
Grill & Thrill runs at Zeta Café on 30 and 31 October

Zeta Café at Holiday Inn Bangkok Sukhumvit is staging its Grill & Thrill Halloween Buffet on Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026. The dinner runs from 6pm to 10pm and costs THB1,150 net per person, with a limited early-booking offer for groups.

The offer

The published promotion combines a BBQ dinner buffet with Halloween-themed treats and drinks. The regular rate is THB1,150 net per person, so the displayed amount already includes the usual service charge and tax. Confirm children’s pricing and any beverage limitations when reserving.

Four dine for three

Groups that book by 28 October can use the Come 4, Pay 3 offer. At the stated regular price, four adults would pay THB3,450 net in total, equal to THB862.50 each. The benefit depends on four eligible diners attending the same session and remains subject to table availability.

Choose a night

The promotion operates only on 30 and 31 October. Both sessions run from 6pm to 10pm. Ask whether the food selection, entertainment or dress expectations differ between Friday and Saturday, and keep the confirmed date visible in the booking message.

Reserve directly

Use the reservation route on the hotel’s official campaign page or contact Zeta Café. State Grill & Thrill Halloween Buffet, the number of adults and children, the preferred date and the early-booking request. Ask for the net total and cancellation terms before confirming.

Getting there

Zeta Café is on the eighth floor of Holiday Inn Bangkok Sukhumvit at 1 Sukhumvit Soi 22. The hotel is between Asok and Phrom Phong, with Phrom Phong BTS the closer walk. Allow extra time on Friday evening because Sukhumvit traffic can be slow.

Before dinner

Tell the restaurant about allergies and dietary restrictions in advance. Buffet kitchens handle many dishes in a shared area, so guests with severe allergies should ask what separation can realistically be provided. A Halloween theme does not change the need for ordinary food-safety questions.

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