The short answer
Tomorrowland Thailand (11–13 December 2026, Wisdom Valley near Pattaya) has two ticketed restaurants: B-EAT with Gaggan Anand at 2,900 THB (about ₹8,300) and Papillon by Baan Tepa at 3,800 THB (about ₹10,900).
Both go on sale on 15 October 2026 at 15:00 Thailand time — that's 13:30 IST — through Tomorrowland's official channels. Everything else on site is walk-up food from some of Bangkok's best-known kitchens, and the organisers say there are vegetarian and plant-based options across the grounds.
The two restaurants you have to book
B-EAT with Gaggan Anand
2,900 THB per person (~₹8,300)
Water, a 4-course tasting menu, one shooter and two craft cocktails. Gaggan Anand is Kolkata-born, and his Bangkok restaurant has topped Asia's 50 Best Restaurants more than once — this is the cheaper of the two and the one Indian festival-goers will be racing for.
Papillon by Baan Tepa
3,800 THB per person (~₹10,900)
A lakeside sit-down meal from chef Chutaree "Tam" Tepa of Baan Tepa: welcome drink, water, snacks, a starter, a second course, a main (meat, fish or vegetarian) and dessert. The better pick if you want a longer, calmer break from the stages.
Rupee figures use the October 2026 rate of about ₹2.87 per baht and are rounded. Card and forex charges will add a little on top.
How to book on 15 October
- Set an alarm for 13:15 IST on Thursday 15 October. Sales open at 13:30 IST (15:00 in Thailand), and with 150,000+ festival tickets sold, a few hundred restaurant seats won't last long.
- Book only through Tomorrowland's official site and app. Ignore resellers on Instagram and WhatsApp.
- Use an international-enabled card and tell your bank in advance, so a THB charge isn't blocked mid-checkout.
- Agree on a day with your group first. A late-afternoon slot on day one or two usually works best — you eat properly before the headline sets instead of leaving mid-set.
The walk-up food (no booking needed)
Most of what you'll eat over the weekend comes from stalls across the site. The festival's culinary line-up names chefs and restaurants behind Le Du Kaan, AKKEE, Sra Bua, Talay Jai, Khao San Sek, Nara Thai Cuisine and Blue Elephant — a serious list for festival food.
There's also plain festival fuel: Thai street food, burgers, kebabs and Belgian fries. The one thing worth queuing for is the butterfly-shaped Tomorrowland Waffle, made by Belgian Michelin-starred pastry chef Roger van Damme. Thai-inspired cocktails come from Lost in Thaislation.
If you're vegetarian
You're covered better than at most festivals. The organisers say vegetarian and plant-based menus are available throughout the venue, and Papillon has a vegetarian main. B-EAT's dishes haven't been published in detail, so check its dietary options on the booking page before you pay. Thai food often uses fish sauce, so at stalls, say "jay" (Thai vegan) or ask for no fish sauce.
Rough food budget for three festival days
Stall prices haven't been published yet. As a planning number, keep ₹3,000–₹5,000 per day for food and drinks on site (an estimate, not an official figure), plus the restaurant ticket if you book one. Breakfast at your hotel makes a real difference.
For the full trip cost, visas and dates, see our Tomorrowland Thailand 2026 group trip guide and the September 2026 Thailand visa update.
FAQ
What food is available at Tomorrowland Thailand 2026?
Two ticketed sit-down restaurants — B-EAT with Gaggan Anand and Papillon by Baan Tepa — plus walk-up food stalls across Wisdom Valley. The festival's culinary line-up includes chefs and restaurants behind Le Du Kaan, AKKEE, Sra Bua, Talay Jai, Khao San Sek, Nara Thai Cuisine and Blue Elephant, alongside Thai street food, burgers, kebabs, Belgian fries and a butterfly-shaped Tomorrowland Waffle from Belgian pastry chef Roger van Damme.
Do I need to book food at Tomorrowland Thailand?
Only for the two restaurants. B-EAT and Papillon tickets go on sale together on 15 October 2026 at 15:00 Thailand time (13:30 IST) through Tomorrowland's official channels. Everything else is pay-as-you-go at the stalls — no booking needed.
How much does Gaggan Anand's B-EAT cost at Tomorrowland Thailand?
2,900 THB per person, roughly ₹8,300 at the October 2026 rate. That covers water, a 4-course tasting menu, one shooter and two craft cocktails.
How much is Papillon by Baan Tepa at Tomorrowland Thailand?
3,800 THB per person, roughly ₹10,900. It's a lakeside meal with a welcome drink, water, snacks, a starter, a second course, a main (meat, fish or vegetarian) and dessert.
Is there vegetarian food at Tomorrowland Thailand?
Yes. The organisers say vegetarian and plant-based menus are available throughout the venue, and Papillon offers a vegetarian main. B-EAT's menu hasn't been published in detail, so if you're vegetarian, check the dietary options on the booking page before you pay.
Is Gaggan Anand Indian?
Yes — Gaggan Anand is from Kolkata. His Bangkok restaurant Gaggan, known for progressive Indian food, has topped Asia's 50 Best Restaurants several times, which makes B-EAT the obvious pick for Indian festival-goers who want one proper meal over the weekend.
Sources: festival dining announcements reported by Kin and Leisure and Travel And Tour World (9 October 2026). Menus and prices are set by the festival and can change — check Tomorrowland's official channels before you book.
Don't want to do it alone?
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