After wining & dining at more than 30 rooftop restaurants in Bangkok, we've narrowed it down to about 20 that we think really stands out, and for sure will offer a memorable meal high above the city buzz.
Many of the Bangkok rooftop restaurants are found at luxurious hotels, and they are usually more towards fine dining. But the spectrum is wide, and you can find elevated venues serving both Michelin dishes and authentic Thai food.
Be prepared to spend some cash, as the price tag at the Bangkok rooftop restaurants is higher than at a similar venue on street level. But when you are served with fantastic 360° views over the city and its skyline, we would argue it's well worth it.
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Whether you’re looking for an upscale rooftop dinner, a laid-back rooftop brunch, a vibrant rooftop party or a luxurious hotel rooftop pool, we’ve got you covered.
In short: Above Eleven offers a unique and urban rooftop experience in the heart of Bangkok, serving vibrant Peruvian Japanese cuisine, epic sunset views and a happening atmosphere. Floating high above the city, on the 33rd floor, the rooftop resembles an urban city park, mixing structural trees with modern dining tables, lounge spots and bar stools.
Food & Drinks: The Above Eleven menu is built around vibrant Nikkei Cuisine, blending Japanese & Peruvian influences in a tasty array of fusion dishes and sushi classics. There are plenty of platters and bites perfect to share, but also filling mains and yummy desserts. As with the food, the drink menu comes filled with Peruvian & Japanese influences. Pisco Sours and tropical signature creations are complemented with crafted classics and mocktails.
What we think: One of our favorite rooftop restaurants in the world. Mostly because of the delicious food, but also for the great vibe. Open nightly, Above Eleven is a prime Bangkok rooftop restaurant for flavorful and vibrant dinners with a view. Book your table, and after feasting on the wide range of flavor-packed dishes, you can dance the night away to the daily rotation of live tunes and DJs.
Dress code: The Above Eleven dress code is smart casual.
In short: Found on the 22nd floor of the Aira Hotel Bangkok, the rooftop comes with a refined and elegant decor, mixing dining tables and intimate booths with a stylish bar.
Food & Drinks: Filled with Mediterranean flavors and aromas, the Pastel rooftop menu is made to share, including everything from small plates and refined crudo, to flavorful seafood dishes and fresh salads. Complemented with a wide selection of wine and champagne, as well as Mediterranean signature cocktails, Pastel is a fantastic Bangkok rooftop restaurant for anything from sunset bites or an intimate dinner, to fun nights out with friends and family.
What we think: The vibe and the food is what stands out here, and also why we love this rooftop so much! Imagine being invited into the home on the French Riviera, just instead of overlooking the Mediterranean you gaze out over the Bangkok skyline. The setting is perfect to taste all the authenticity and finesse of the “home-made” cuisine, where each dish is the promise of a distant journey through the Southern lands.
Dress code: The dress code is smart casual.
In short: Part of the vertical experience found on top of the 5-star hotel Lebua at State Tower, Sirocco is probably one of the most famous rooftop restaurants in the world. It is also one of the highest alfresco restaurants in the world.
Food & Drinks: Up here you can indulge in authentic and awarded Mediterranean cuisine, filled with flavors from Mykonos, Nice, Rome, Barcelona, Tunis and Beirut. The dishes are served á la carte or as a 5-course Chef's Tasting Menu, complemented with a snack menu of Oyster & Caviar. All perfect to pair wiht the sommeliers’ recommendations from the fine selection of wines.
What we think: Located on the 63rd floor, next to the equally famous and glowing Sky Bar, Sirocco serves a great mix of fine food and unbeatable 360° views over Bangkok. Easy to tell, this is a Bangkok rooftop restaurant for the connoisseur, looking for that 'wow factor'. Expect quite a hefty price tag, and since it is a well-known and popular spot, be sure to make reservations. Then you are in for a highly special and elevated dinner.
Dress code: The Sirocco dress code is smart casual.
Check out the rooftop bars in the same building:
Sky Bar
Distil Rooftop
Lebua no3
Alfresco 64
In short: Ballad Riverside delivers a fresh and unique take on Bangkok's rooftop and riverside scene, blending a relaxed bar vibe with contemporary dining. Nestled along the Chao Phraya River, this is a hidden gem off the beaten track, set on the 'other side' of the river compared to most other Bangok rooftops. Covering two floors above the RARIN wedding venue, here you find a stylish yet relaxed main dining room inside on the secend level, and a lovely and very open-air rooftop terrace above, all surrounded with amazing and sweeping views over the winding Chao Phraya River.
Food & Drinks: The Ballad Riverside menu features creative Thai–Western fusion cuisine, with a wide range of Italian options like pasta and Napolean style pizza, as well as thoughtful shared plates, Australian Wagyu steaks and local favorites. All perfect to pair with the fine array of wines. At the bar, you find both classic sips and highly creative signature cocktails, taking inspiration from literature and ballads. There's also special beers from Brewave, Thailand's leading craft-beer producer.
What we think: Ballad Riverside really impresses with its combination of scenic river views, accessible prices, and a laid-back yet polished atmosphere. While not the most centrally located, this unique rooftop setting is well worth the journey for memorable evenings, be that a romantic dinner or a group gathering. Come early for chill sunset bites or later for more buzzing dinners, during weekends highlighted by live music.
Dress code: The Sirocco dress code is casual. The only rule: look and feel your best.
In short: Red Sky is an elevated urban bistro, working both as a Bangkok rooftop bar and rooftop restaurant. A sky-high and elegant venue on top of the 5-star Centara Grand At Centralworld where the bar is on the 56th floor and the restaurant 'only' on the 55th.
Food & Drinks: Offering a European-inspired and seasonal menu, the signature dishes at Red Sky are the Chef Luca Russo's own truffle infused Wagyu Beef Tenderloin Rossini and the Surf & Turf, featuring fresh seafood and prime steaks. To go with the exquisite food, you can choose from a wide selection of fine wines from the in-house wine cellar.
What we think: Here you can combine creative cuisine with the stunning skyline views, in a setting sure to create an unforgettable dinner. Seating comes both indoors and outdoors, so it is up to you what is more imprtant: air-condition or stunning alfresco views.
Dress code: The Red Sky dress code is smart casual. No flip flops or sandals.
Check out the rooftop bars in the same building:
CRU Champagne Bar
COCOA XO
In short: Nobu Bangkok is perched majestically across the 57th to 60th floors of The Empire in the Sathorn business district. Renowned as both the world's highest and largest Nobu, the impressive rooftop features bar lounge and restaurant on the 57th and 58th floor, blending elegant interiors with an expansive, lush and jungle-inspired outdoor terrace. And up on the 60th floor, an all outdoor rooftop bar and terrace.
Food & Drinks: Chef Nobu's world-renowned style of contemporary Japanese cuisine with Peruvian influences applies also here. And accompanied by spectacular 360° views of the Bangkok skyline, Nobu Bangkok is the perfect spot for a grand rooftop dinner. We'd recommen to order as many small plates as you can, and share among all. That's the best way to do it up here. For drinks, we'd recommend to go for some signature cocktails or chosse from the wide selection of Champagnes.
What we think: As with most rooftop resaturant visits, we had a magical time at the Nobu Rooftop — much thanks to the grand view available everywhere, with every seat facing the spectacular 360° vistas of Bangkok. Enjoying light bites and signature cocktails while watching the sun set behind the city skyline is something we will remember for a long time. It gives you the feel that you're on top of the world. The price tag is premium, but for a special occasion it's well worth it.
Dress code: The Nobe Bangkok dress code is smart casual, so no flip-flops, swimwear, or sportswear allowed.
In short: Located on Wireless Road, tucked within the landmark One Bangkok district, the modern and luxurious Andaz One Bangkok opened during 2025, and it brings along a soulful rooftop dining and bar destination, called Piscari. Floating on the 23rd floor, the rooftop shines with playful energy from the Mediterranean coast, blending a whimsical yet sleek interior with an impressive open-air terrace, surrounded by amazing views over the lush Lumphini Park and the Bangkok skyline.
Food & Drinks: French chef Marc Vasseur, with extensive experience from Michelin-acclaimed restaurants, presents well-crafted selection of Mediterranean-inspired delights, ranging from bites to a great array of grilled seafood, meats and seasonal flavors. Perfect to share, many of the dishes come as both big and small. Drink-wise, you find aperitivo-inspired and fresh cocktails with a modern twist, crafted classics, as well as a refined and impressive wine list.
What we think: There's something special when the fantastic flavors and ambiance of the Mediterranean meet the equally fantastic Bangkok skyline, and Piscari offers just that. Upscale yet playful and vibrant, the rooftop is made for celebrations, big and small. There's both private dining rooms and party spaces, and sunset aperitivos or social dining can easily turn into a full night out, with live DJ beats highlighting the vibe.
Dress code: The Piscari dress code is smart casual.
In short: Set just underneath the clouds of Bangkok, perched on the 40th floor of the superb hotel Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok, Bar.Yard invites to a vibrant and colorful rooftop experience.
Food & Drinks: Mixing a tiki bar with plenty of Thai, Southeast Asian and Pan-Latin influences, the Bar.Yard menu features bold and colorful flavors, created by Peruvian chef Julio César Concha Muñoz. These food offerings are new for 2026, and the old BBQ-inspired dishes are now replaced with plates pairing Nikkei inspiration with Thai spice. Drink-wise, you find a cocktail list bringing together inspiration from Thai culture and the surrounding neighbourhood, delivering playful signatures and reimagined classics, as well as a curated selection of low-ABV and alcohol-free cocktails.
What we think: Bright, breezy and colorful, this is an indoor-outdoor rooftop haven of lush greenery and tropical-inspired furnishings, surrounded with amazing views over the Bangkok skyline. A great spot for after work drinks or a cool and flavourful early dinner with views, Bar.Yard is even more special if you visit for a late meal, turning into nights with a rooftop party atsmophere and Afro House beats.
Dress code: The Bar.Yard dress code is contemporary cool.
In short: Located high above Bangkok on the 51st and 52nd floors of the 5-star hotel Lebua at State Tower, Breeze is not quite as famous as the sister restaurant Sirocco about ten floors above, but still offers an elevated setting out of the ordinary. From arrival via the LED-lit sky bridge, to the amazing panoramic views over Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River.
Food & Drinks: Beneath Lebua’s trademark scalloped balconies, here you can indulge in the finest Chinese cuisine, created by Chef Sam Pang. Authentic, but filled with imagination and finesse, dishes are served á la carte or as a mouthwatering Chef's Tasting Menu, complemented with a refined selection of wines.
What we think: Breeze offers a uniqe and breezy way to take a journey through the authentic flavors of Chinese cuisine. Usually served in bustling, humid and classic restaurants, this is something completely different, where breathtaking design meets Bangkok’s mesmerizing skyline, and the world below feels miles away.
Dress code: The Breeze dress code is smart casual.
In short: Perched on top of Moxy Bangkok in the energetic Ratchaprasong district, right next to Siam and the centralwOrld shopping plaza, Sato San is a brand new star on the Bangkok rooftop scene. 32 floors above the buzz, the contemprary rooftop blends sleek indoor lounges and an expansive and impressive open-air terrace, surrounded with equally impressive and panoramic views over the Bangkok skyline.
Food & Drinks: The menu spotlights Thai-Isaan and Japanese fusion, bringing together punchy Asian flavors perfect for sharing. Expect a thoughtfully crafted cocktail program mixing playful classics with creative Asian twists, alongside an approachable wine and beer selection. Food options span crave-worthy bar snacks to more elevated small plates, ideal for social dining.
What we think: Opening with a bang on New Year's Eve 2025, Sato San is truly a fresh destination for sips and bites with a view. Warm and natural, yet chic and spicy, you can expect easy going sunset hours turn into social dining and vibrant nights, with live DJs from Wednesday to Saturday.
Dress code: The Sato San dress code is smart casual.
In short: Found on the 29th floor of Estella Ekkamai, Tulum Skybar is a modern, tropical and colorful jungle, filled with impressive Mayan sculptures and views over the BKK skyline.
Food & Drinks: Up here you can dive into a Latin-gastronomic journey, and enjoy a diverse and creative menu infused with Mexican flavours. There is Mexican bites like tacos and ceviche, juicy grill dishes, pastas and a selection of luxe feast dishes, like 'Rib Eye Butter Age Steak' and 'Grilled Seafood Platter'. Equally creative is the selection of drinks, where you find tropical, refreshing and expertly crafted signature cocktails, as well as Tequila & Pisco, other fine spirits and cold brews.
What we think: Tulum Skybar is an elevated escape where the essence of boho-chic meets the spirit of the Mayan coast, and where you can enjoy lively Mexican vibes, right in the heart of Bangkok. Filled with a friendly and buzzing atmosphere, Tulum Skybar is a perfect spot if you want a venue where sunset drinks and a special dinner easily turns into a full night with DJ beats and live shows.
Dress code: The Tulum Skybar dress code is smart casual.
In short: Head to the 33rd and 34th floor of the fantastic INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit, and you are invited to a culinary journey across Spain.
Food & Drinks: Up here, chefs and bartenders work side-by-side, presenting everything from street-food classics and creative signature dishes, to Spanish wines, craft gins and beers, and innovative cocktails. Mixing interior and outdoor seating, the stylish yet casual LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar really feels like a Spanish-style bar. It is just the fantastic view over the Bangkok skyline that makes you realize you are in another part of the world.
What we think: Filled with a fun, high-energy and lounge-y ambiance, LUZ is open nightly to all, from friends to family looking to hang out with a Spanish touch. Up here you'll get a unique view of Bangkok as this is one of few rooftops in this area (a bit from the city center).
Dress code: The LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar Rooftop dress code is smart casual.
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In short: High above the bustling streets of Bangkok, perched on the 24th and 25th floors of Hotel Muse Bangkok, lies The Speakeasy Rooftop Bar Bangkok — a place where time slows down, and the golden age of secret indulgence and sophisticated revelry comes alive.
Food & Drinks: Inspired by the hidden bars of 1920s Europe, here you can indulge in a fantastic selection of crafted cocktails, made with precision, passion, and a nod to history, and inspired by King Rama V’s royal journeys and the clandestine spirit of Prohibition-era bars. The drinks are perfect to pair with the gourmet array of European-inspired small plates and Thai fusion favorites, ranging from tipsy bites and raw & chilled offerings, to pasta and featured dishes like the Wagyu Striploin.
What we think: This hidden escape above Bangkok is mostly known for its drinks, but we highly recommend trying some of the food as well. Perfect to share, and to pair with the cocktails, either during a romantic evening or a relaxed night with friends. And with a side of Thai hospitality and amazing skyline views, it is set to be an evening to remember.
Dress code: The Speakeasy Rooftop Bar Bangkok dress code is smart casual.
In short: 37 floors up at the Pullman Bangkok Hotel G you find Scarlett, an elegant and intimate Bangkok rooftop restaurant. Offering a great mix of French cusine, an extensive wine list and amazing views over the skyline and Chaopraya River, this is a venue easy to spend hours at. While the main part of Scarlett is an elegant and spacious indoor lounge, there is also a lush outdoor terrace.
Food & Drinks: As both rooftop restaurant and bar, Scarlett offers food from a Michelin-recommended and French-inspired menu, ranging from lighter dishes like charcuterie & cheese and tapas, to plates a bit more filling like steak or selections from the ocean. The rooftop bar serves nice and well-made cocktails and cold beers, but (as the name might tell you) the one thing that really makes this bar stand out: a truly impressive wine list. Probably the best selection of wines any rooftop bar in Bangkok can offer.
What we think: With an elegant and stylish vibe, yet friendly and vibrant with some cool background music, Scarlett works great for both a romantic night out with a loved one or some relaxing dinner and drinks with friends and family. Expect great service, quality in both food and drinks, topped off with fantastic Bangkok views. The food and wine are the reasons you should come here!
Dress code: The Scarlett Wine Bar & Restaurant dress code is smart casual.
In short: Vertigo rooftop restaurant share space with Moon Bar, up on the 61st floor of Banyan Tree Bangkok. Together they crate a grill-and-bar experience that is really something special.
Food & Drinks: The international food menu comes both as á la carte or as a set menu, from the more 'regular' 3- or 4-course, to a 'Create your own 5 or 7 Tasting Menu' at the Vertigo Chef's Table. Here you can order premium steaks and fresh seafood to the views of the city skyline. This rooftop restaurant truly offers a stunning 360-degree view over Bangkok and its surroundings.
What we think: This rooftop is home to both a fantastic rooftop bar and rooftop restaurant. So while Moon Bar is a great place for rooftop cocktails, Verigo is a grill restaurant with amazing seafood, steaks and BBQ’s. Actually, this is the first BBQ-venue on a rooftop in Bangkok. What really stands out up here is the spectacular 360 degree view!
Dress code: The Vertigo at Banyan Tree Bangkok dress code is smart casual.
In short: Located on the 56th floor, the bar spans an impressive 835 square meters, blending modern design with stylish ambiance. It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a breathtaking sunset while feeling the warm evening breeze. The panoramic views of the Bangkok skyline are absolutely stunning, with the Chao Phraya River adding a picturesque touch to the vistas.
Food & Drinks: As with the interior and feeling, Le Du Kaan aims to deliver the same feeling when it comes to food and drinks. The food is well-made and inspired by the classic Thai kitchen. We'd recommend to order some plates to share for best experience. When it comes to drinks, we'd go for the classic cocktails. The prices is very high up here, so you wouldn't want to waste your money by taking any risks with drinks you don't know you like.
What we think: If you like upscale and spectacular rooftops with amazing 360° views, Le Du Kaan won't dissapoint. But as with most of these luxurious and famous Bangkok rooftops, the service is sometimes not what you would expect. When we made reservations for à la carte dining, we were informed that for parties of 8 or more, a non-refundable deposit of THB 10,000 is required to secure the booking for the main and terrace dining areas. We also learned that the area is only accessible by stairs, so it’s not suitable for wheelchair access.
Dress code: A heads-up for those planning to visit: gentlemen are asked to wear long trousers, smart jeans or tailored shorts, and shirts with sleeves. Flip-flops, open shoes, swimwear, and sportswear aren’t permitted.
In short: Perched on the 76th floor of the iconic Mahanakhon building, and part of the suberb The Standard Hotel Bangkok Mahanakhon, the rooftop restaurant mixes a retro-glam and posh interior with an open-air terrace, all surrounded with 360-degree panoramics over what feels like pretty much all of the city.
Food & Drinks: Helmed by award-winning chef Francisco Paco Ruano, here you can indulge in creative twists on authentic Mexican cuisine. From Ceviche and Tostadas, to Carnitas and Suckling Pig. The dishes are complemented with an impressive wine list that speak to the culinary heritage and flavors of Mexico and Thailand, as well as a fine selection of Mezcal and crafted cocktails.
What we think: Open daily for lunch and dinner, Ojo Bangkok is a fantastic option for and elevated and special meal above Bangkok. If you want to get even higher, grab a pre- or post dinner cocktail at Sky Beach Bangkok, found two floors above the restaurant.
Dress code: The OJO Bangkok dress code is smart casual.
In short: Found on the 15th floor of the GLOW Sukhumvit 71 hotel, SOL and LUNA is a modern and beautiful Bangkok rooftop destination, where you can feel the warmth under the sun and relax under the moonlight.
Food & Drinks: The rooftop menu blends contemporary Western dishes with Asian flavours, availavle as light bites, starters, mains, pastas, noodles, burgers and desserts. Try Soft Shell Crab Spaghetti, tossed in a tantalizing X.O. sauce and served with crispy fried soft shell crab, which brings the best of Asia and Italy together. Or Australian Wagyu Rice Pot featuring a Japanesestyle baked rice dish served with tender slices of premium Australian Wagyu beef and a fresh egg yolk.
What we think: Divided in two, SOL is the restaurant, while LUNA is the rooftop bar for cool nights high above Bangkok. Decorated in shades of the sun, SOL offers both an airy interior and a breezy outside terrace, so you can dine with incomparable 360° views of Bangkok no matter the weather. A visit at SOL and LUNA is bound to leave you with a memorable dining experience, as well as plenty of Instagram-worthy photos.
Dress code: The SOL and LUNA dress code is smart casual.
In short: Akara Sky Hanuman Bangkok is one of the newest additions to the Bangkok rooftop scene, and it’s definitely worth checking out. Located on the 61st floor of One City Center in Ploenchit, just across from Central Embassy, the bar offers stunning 360° view (almost).
Food & Drinks: The kitchen brings the river view flavours up into the sky. How about some grilled jumbo size river prawns with Thailands most famous dish 'Tom Yum Goong'. Everything up here are influenced by the Thai culture and cuisine. The drinks with fruits of Thailand extracted into balanced cocktails are a must try. Not your classic signature cocktail list.
What we think: This is a rooftop experience like no other in Bangkok. Very genuine and rare compared to most other rooftops you can visit around here. As the second tallest in Bangkok, following Sky Beach, Akara Sky Hanuman offers a much more cozy and relaxed atmosphere. We were blown away by foremost the view but also the superb vibe. The rooftop bar offered a calm yet lively atmosphere, inspired by Hanuman, the monkey god from Thai lore. The highlight was watching the sunset with sweeping views of the Bangkok cityscape.
Dress code: The Akara Sky Hanuman dress code is smart casual.
In short: The urban and luxurious 137 Pillars Suites & Residences are mostly famous for holding two of the world's best rooftop infinity pools. But there are also some great, and more undiscovered, public rooftop destinations here. One of them is the fine-dinig rooftop restaurant Nimitr, which means 'Special Dream' in Thai. And a "dreamy" location it is for sure.
Food & Drinks: The restaurant menu takes you on a journey through the innovative and tasteful world of Thai cuisine, served as both tapas and more filling mains. To go with the food, there is a nice selection of wines, and also a bar serving crafted mixology cocktails.
What we think: Found on the 27th floor, the restaurant is part beautiful and intimate indoor dining room, but also holds a stylish rooftop terrace, where you can enjoy amazing panoramics over the Bangkok skyline. This place is very calm and harmonius and usually there are tables available for drop in as well.
Dress code: The Nimitr Rooftop dress code is smart casual.
In short: SEEN-venues can be found in both Sao Paulo and Lisbon, and since early 2019 also on top of the AVANI Riverside Bangkok Hotel. This very stylish and art déco inspired rooftop bar and restaurant offers amazing views over the Bangkok skyline and the Chao Phraya River.
Food & Drinks: Here you can indulge in a modern Portuguese-Brazilian menu from celebrity chef Olivier da Costa. How about a Seafood Risotto or a Wagyu Steak? Or maybe order some pieces from the Sushi Bar? Whatever your choice is, you can expect food of the very highest class. After dinner you should (of course) head up to the rooftop bar for some beats and amazing cocktails by the award-winning mixologist team.
What we think: Up here you'll get one of the best river views in Bangkok. The location is a little bit off from many other rooftops in BKK, which is why you'll get a very unique view from the terrace. Very stylish in setting and luxurious in vibe and service, the prices at SEEN Bangkok are still very human. And given the views on display, you could even call it a bargain.
Dress code: The SEEN Restaurant & Bar Bangkok dress code is smart casual.
In short: Yào Restaurant & Rooftop Bar is a sky-high Chinese dining destination and lounge overlooking Bangkok, perched on top of the smashing Bangkok Marriott Hotel The Surawongse. Set over several levels, Yào offers both a very stylish indoor restaurant on the 32nd floor, and a spacious open-air rooftop bar and terrace above.
Food & Drinks: Here you can indulge in contemporary Cantonese and Shanghainese cuisine created by Chef Bruce Hui, served as express lunch, á la carte dinner or a special set menu. During weekend afternoons you can also enjoy Chinese Afternoon Tea. The top floor Yào Rooftop Bar is the given nightly destination to mix lighter bites with drinks and al fresco vibes, with a menu including both refreshing signature cocktails and a tasty selection of modern Chinese Dim Sum. But for a more filling lunch and dinner, make reservations at the indoor Yào Restaurant.
What we think: Opened in 2018, Yao is a great Bangkok rooftop bar for a fun, cozy and relaxing night out with friends. Set over several levels, the Yao Restaurant serves both traditional and innovative Chinese creations in a stylish and modern atmosphere. Come for lunch or dinner and enjoy Peking Duck, Dim Sum or something else from the rooftop restaurant menu. For a truly special night, book one of the five private and intimate dining rooms available.
Dress code: The Yào Restaurant dress code is smart casual.
In short: Perched on the 32nd floor of Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, where a dedicated express lift takes you to a modern and stylish setting of indoors dining room and open-air terrace. All surrounded with amazing and panoramic views over the Bangkok skyline.
Food & Drinks: In the heart of the brasserie you find a lovely open kitchen, where Executive Chef Nicolas Basset and his team creates the best of Belgian cuisine. From Moules Frites, Croquettes and Liegeoise Salad, to the famous Belgian Waffles. Keeping up with good Belgian tradition, the food is of course complemented with a large selection of Belgian brews (10 on draught and 50 bottled), but also a fine selection of wine and crafted cocktails.
What we think: Quite a unique venue, the Belga Rooftop Bar & Brasserie is most likely the only rooftop restaurant Bangkok that brings a large slice of Belgian influences to the Thai captial. For any European missing home, or for anyone else who just wants to try a taste of Belgium, Belga Rooftop Bar & Brasserie is the place to go. The bonus of great atmosphere and fantastic views doesn't hurt either.
Dress code: The Belga Rooftop dress code is casual.
Hans has visited over 500 rooftop bars, 200 rooftop pools and 300 rooftop restaurants since 2015. This vast experience has made Hans a true rooftop expert, and one of the most knowledgeable in the field. Today, numerous of travel magazines, bloggers and media websites contact Hans to get his expertise on rooftops.
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