Sou Heng Tai House

You can sit by paying the entrance fee or buying a drink. They have a simple menu, not many options. Calm and quiet place. It's a historical building. You can stop by to take a break. 🌿

We picked up our drink with number (when you buy drinks, they will hand out a number card for picking) and staffs did not say anything until we took a sip, realized that it was wrong drink (ordered an iced tea while it came out as iced americano). So we told a female staff and she told that it was not for your order, it was someone’s else drink whom did not have a number. And asked us if we would like to order a correct drink instead of making a new one. Overall: a run down place, poor quality service & drink. Good for taking photos only.

250 years of Thai-Chinese heritage: Meeting the 8 generations of the family was a profound experience. Their stories unveiled a tapestry of tradition, resilience, and unity. From bustling markets round the corner to serene temples, their lifestyle reflects a harmonious blend of Thai and Chinese customs. In the middle of the house is the pool and if you are lucky you may see scuba diving training in action. Honored to witness their legacy firsthand! 🌏 #ThaiChineseHeritage #Legacy #Generations"

250 Year old, chineese luxury mansion with a swimming pool-The So Heng Tai Mansion! This place is a true hidden gem in Bangkok. The historic architecture is absolutely beautiful, and you can feel the history in every corner. The staff were super friendly and made us feel right at home. It's so peaceful and quiet, a perfect escape from the busy city. If you’re into unique spots, you’ve got to check this place out. Highly recommend! They have a coffee shop, minimum spend is 100 baht, or you can take a ticket of 50 baht for entry also.

I just came to admire the mansion and how contrast it is to the skyscraper observed from it. 50 THB for entrance and I got a complimentary mineral water. It also has a 4 meter deep pool for dive course for those who are interested in taking the course. The house itself is really old but beautiful. Doesn’t matter, since I love old historical buildings. But it will be better if maintained a bit so it will be more beautiful and its charms shining.

The place is the most popular attraction to the tourists with the 200 years old Chinese style house. With not well maintained and preserved of the building, tourists should be aware themselves of their risk. 50 baht for entrance fee. If spend 100 baht for soft drinks, free for entrance fee.

An awesome cultural experience. Stepping into the courtyard is stepping into the past of Chinatown and with it the birth of Bangkok. It's also the home of X'plorers Beagles, the cutest bundles of joy. The best way to explore the largest Chinatown in the world. Stop by and enjoy some coffee or tea at the cafe there too.

An hidden gem in Talad Noi Walk area... 200 years old Mansion converted in Scuba Academy. Owner is very kind to describe you the history of the mansion. You need to pay for a drink if you want to take picture of the inside, which make sense and cheers you up from the hot weather!