Sharing the same rooftop as Octagon, this rooftop bistro and bar offers a happening vibe thanks to a clean black-and-white industrial décor (think New York subway tiles and metal cafe chairs), a DJ booth that pumps out house tunes and a loungey area overlooking Phloen Chit.
The fourth-floor views can't compete with the most famous rooftop bar on top of hotels, but you do get a suitably urban vibe due its very central location. Overall it's a laidback and highly affordable option with a menu of fuss-free comfort food such as risottos, pastas or fish and chips.
They do a daily set lunch (B240 with a drink) and regular promos such as the mojito nights on Thursdays (B150-250 a drink).
