So Heng Tai House

If you can stand the Bangkok heat without ac and want a good place for really nice rustic photos. This is totally worth it. There's an entry fee of 50thb per person but you can use that as 50thb discount towards a drink. There's a free seats scattered mostly upstairs. The bottom floor near the pool at the other end of the house is a table with a menu and a bell. Ring the bell and place your order, don't forget to show them your ticket for the discount. The drinks are just ok but you don't come here for that. This is where people LIVE, so please remember to be RESPECTFUL.

Actually this mansion is still beautiful, it must be quite majestic long time ago. But it’s in really bad shape, furthermore they store so many items on the ground floor. And there are bushes around too. I hope restoration work can be done as it’s really a waste if it’s just left like this.

Tucked away from Bangkok’s relentless buzz, this café offers a charming escape with its laid-back atmosphere and greenery. The 50THB entrance, redeemable for a refreshing drink, feels like a small ticket to a slower pace. While the service and menu have room for improvement, the setting itself makes it easy to linger, read, or simply watch the afternoon drift by. It’s a place that invites you to pause, reminding you that there’s still a corner of Bangkok where time doesn’t rush.

A deteriorating, attractive old building where it gives mixed feeling of both mysterious and spooky too 😅 by the way, it should be taken as an ancient museum. It is good too. There is an entrance fee and can use the ticket to discount for one drink each. The drinks aren't very impressive giving the high price. It is understandable by the way since the maintenance to keep the place gorgeous must be high as well. The place is an open-air space. Giving both small shares and coffee table as well as laying down with tight style pillow as well. Customers have to take off the shoes before entering the upper floor too.

The bungalow with its garden and pool is serene and manages to magically transport you to a much older, slower Bangkok. I'd go there again, just to see the building.

I loved this place - it‘s one of these sites that‘s kind of hidden away, maybe even a bit hard to find and best of all - with relatively few visitors. The building itself is interesting to visit and the overall experience was very calming as well. I also ordered an orange coffee there that was pretty good as well. They also have a washroom but it‘s a bit hidden, so you just ask the employee that is present.

Interesting find while walking around the area. A great place to look at olden day building structure... a Chinese traditional layout observed here in Thailand. Although a bit run down, it still is a nice photoshoot area. High Potential to be renovated into high classical resturant. The place has a entry fee of 100 baht with a 51 baht discount on drink of 100 baht range. Good place to have a drink and enjoy the quiet place.

A great historical walk around albeit small. I don’t think it warrants the entrance fee, the drink order was wrong and minimal service but, perhaps worth a visit.