1. Chocolate Ville
Chocolate Ville Restaurant and Park, Bangkok, Thailand.
Thailand, when you think about this amazing country, you definitely think of the famous street food, bargain shopping and the beach. But besides that, there are so many unique and interesting places you can visit, such as Palio Khao Yai with Italian Village Concept, or Santorini Park with the atmosphere like Santorini in Greece.
The other option, which is just around 30 minutes from city center of Bangkok, Chocolate Ville is a fun and unique place that you MUST VISIT! A restaurant built in spacious land with “Dining in the Park” concept with European Village theme at Kaset-Nawamin Road, Bueng Kum District, Bangkok.
2. Tawandang German Brewery
Tawandang was the first micro brewery in Thailand and is obviously doing something right because it is packed every night of the week. The cavernous bar and restaurant follows the German beerhouse tradition with long, snaking tables running the length of the room, from the stage at the front to the sparkling, copper brewing tanks at the rear. Shows are a big part of the Tawandang experience with nightly performances creating a convivial atmosphere and it’s not unusual to see people spring to their feet for a little boogie – with no little help from a few pints of courage. Tawandang German Brewery is big, brash and a lot of fun for a group night out in Bangkok, and even though a one litre glass of weizen beer isn’t the most traditional of Thai drinks, Bangkokians have certainly taken it to heart.
3. Chaophraya River Cruise
This luxurious Bangkok dinner cruise tour ship has catered to guests from around the world, and offers the same Thai cuisine, entertaining entertainment and stunning river views. Capable of welcoming up to 290 persons, the Chao Phraya Cruise offers one of the most memorable dinner cruise experiences down the as you take in the riverside scenery. Historic temples and landmarks slowly unfold on your left and right as dinner is served in buffet style, and a live band and professional singers entertain you with a varied performance. The Chao Phraya Cruise delivers timeless memories and is ideal for private parties, wedding receptions, or meeting and incentive groups.
4. Baiyoke Style Buffet
Baiyoke Floating Market combines an amazing array of Thai food, a fun theme for all the family to enjoy and an unbeatable 75th floor view from the centre of the city. If it is your first visit to Bangkok, this is the one of the best places to sample all the famous Thai dishes you will go home raving about. Along with the delicious buffet, all diners at the Baiyoke Floating Market receive free entry to the Revolving View Point on the 84th floor of the hotel (usually valued at 400 baht).
5. Line Village Bangkok
Begin your journey with LINE VILLAGE BANGKOK, The Adventure Park where your favourite LINE FRIENDS characters come to live.
Experience joyful moment with BROWN and his adorable friends, CONY, SALLY, CHOCO, MOON, JAMES, BOSS, EDWARD, JESSICA and LEONARD in their own village..
6. Hello Kitty House Bangkok
A house of happiness for Hello Kitty fans, Hello Kitty House Bangkok is fully packed with its own café, souvenir shop and spa, extravagantly decorated in Hello Kitty themes down to every detail. You can enjoy the finest menus and unique signature dishes adorably decorated with Hello Kitty’s cute character at their Hello Kitty House Café and be astounded by the large variety of Sanrio Hello Kitty products found at the Hello Kitty House shop.
7. Caturday cat cafe
Cat cafes are exactly as the name suggests: cafes filled with gorgeous, cuddly cats. The idea behind the Bangkok cat cafes is that the tiny city living spaces don’t lend themselves to keeping a cat so, instead, the locals visit a cat cafe for their cat fix. Apparently spending time with the cats is relaxing and therapeutic and therefore a much loved adventure in Bangkok..
8. True Love café
True Love Cafe (also known as TrueLove at Neverland) is a cosy cafe, providing some quality petting time with this majestic breed of dog. A visit to the cafe is a very organised operation, with designated petting hours, a strict hygiene regime, and a rotation of gorgeous and friendly huskies to meet. The cafe is home to 17 huskies, all with different characters, colours, and sizes. There is also MoMo the Maltese who hangs out with the pack of huskies as if she were one of them.
