Office towers end. The soi opens after dark.
Why SILOM, why now
Silom is riding a 2026 wave: La Cabra brought Copenhagen roasting to Soi Convent, TFD Coffee opened next door, and Arloy's Asian-Americana menu landed them on every June guide. The corridor is moving.
1. Kub Kao' Kub Pla - Park Silom
- ห้อง G02 Park, ชั้นG, 1 Silom, แขวงสีลม เขตบางรัก กรุงเทพมหานคร 10500
- 4.3 · 132 reviews · Park
This course starts with food before the district switches gears. Kub Kao' Kub Pla sits inside Park Silom, where the morning still belongs to Thai plates and nobody's rushing you. It's the kind of first stop that fills you up enough to let the rest of the day run lighter, and the menu runs deep enough that you can point without second-guessing. Start here and the rest of the route stays flexible.
Crew's note
Order before the day catches up.
What visitors say
A consistently solid Thai dining spot at Park Silom, Kub Kao’ Kub Pla delivers elevated home-style Thai cuisine with polished execution whil…
Quality Thai food in Bangkok. Really enjoyed all the dishes here, full of flavour and well prepared. Special shoutout to the eggs — those we…
2. Om's living room
- 15, 2 Soi Si Lom 11, Si Lom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500
- 5.0 · 231 reviews · Speakeasy
Om's living room closes the night because it doesn't try to be anything else. A speakeasy by category, a living room by name, and the kind of spot where craft beer and board games sit on the same table without ceremony. The beer list is house-brewed, the host makes the room work, and there's a cat named Pikachu if that tips the balance. This is where the course ends, not because the night has to, but because it already did what it came to do.
Crew's note
The tables don't need you to be anyone yet.
What visitors say
this place is a vibe ! the beer was amazing , especially the in house one ! if you’ve got some friends along this is a really nice play to e…
If you're looking for great craft beer in Bangkok don't miss Om's Livingroom. Not only is the beer excellent, but Om is really the nicest pe…
The walk between
Park Silom to Om's living room threads through the part of Silom that changes character after sunset. Office glass gives way to soi texture, and the new coffee corridor folds into the older bar grid without announcing itself.
- If the course runs on a weekday, time the first stop before lunch hour drops and the second after the towers empty out.
- The walk between works best if you let the Soi Convent openings pull you off-route for twenty minutes. La Cabra and TFD sit close enough to visit without breaking stride.
FAQ
- Does the second stop allow outside food?
- Yes. Visitors note that Om's living room doesn't serve food but allows delivery to the bar. Order in and the beer keeps coming.
- How early can I start this course?
- Park Silom runs a full lunch service, and visitors mention lighter crowds just after the midday rush. That window gives you room to eat without waiting and still reach the bar when it feels right.
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