Colonial mansions have become art galleries. Old shophouses transform into secret bars. Former warehouses now host modern exhibitions. Our selection shows you a city that never stops changing. Between Bangkok's small streets and tall buildings, you'll find unique places. Here, traditional Thai craftsmanship meets modern design. This is what makes Bangkok, the City of Angels, so magical.
Bangkok's restaurants move easily between continents. In Sathorn, OJI stages a theatrical omakase around its counter with seasonal produce from Japan and Thailand, and Akira Back serves Japanese-Korean fusion high above Khlong Toei. Closer to home, RONGROS gives traditional Thai recipes a contemporary presentation, facing Wat Arun from the riverside.
In Bangkok's Chinatown, it pays to climb the stairs. TAX, a speakeasy above street level, builds its cocktails on vinegars, tea infusions and house ferments, while Wallflowers Upstairs rises from florist and café to a rooftop bar pouring garden-inspired drinks. In Thonglor, Tichuca Rooftop Bar spreads its jungle theme over several levels, around a glowing tree sculpture.