Tichuca Rooftop Bar

Tichuca rooftop bar was such a wonderful experience, honestly one of the highlights of my trip. Even though I went alone, I still had so much fun. The sunset view was amazing! The vibe is incredible, the crowd is friendly, and the whole place just feels electric in the best way. I actually ended up visiting twice because I loved it that much! The music, the atmosphere, and of course the amazing views all come together to make it the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the night. Whether you’re with friends or going solo, Tichuca rooftop bar is definitely worth the visit.

A very beautiful rooftop bar with an amazing atmosphere 🌇 Perfect spot to watch the sunset in Bangkok — the view slowly opens up, and after sunset the place is beautifully lit, making the cityscape even more interesting to explore and enjoy. The music is very well chosen: stylish, chill, and not too loud — great both for a relaxed evening and for meeting friends. Cocktails are excellent 🍸 — you order them first on the ground floor, the selection is interesting, well balanced in taste, and nicely presented. Good to know before visiting: • there is a dress code, • service charge of 80+ THB, • plus VAT tax on top. The entrance is from the Starbucks side, which is helpful if you’re visiting for the first time. Overall, a great place for a romantic evening, sunset drinks, or just enjoying a stylish rooftop experience in Bangkok. Definitely worth a visit — would happily come again

It's quite pricey, and the cocktails may not be the best. The view however! Being on the Tachuca Rooftop at Midnight is a spectacular experience never to be forgotten. Here you can feel why Bangkok is the original inspiration to the Cyberpunk genre. The sound is pretty decent as well. As for the logistics to get here. You buy a ticket for a signature cocktail on the ground floor. Once on the rooftop you may stay as long as you like and feel free to buy other drinks.

We visited Tichuca Rooftop, located on top of a skyscraper, and it was a great experience overall. There can be a line at the entrance, but since we arrived a bit early, we were able to get in without waiting. Before entering, there is a passport check, and you choose a package at the entrance; depending on the package you select, you pay the fee and then go inside. The venue has three levels, and you can go all the way up to the top floor. The rooftop area itself is stunning — the wide open terrace, the second level, and especially the very top level offer amazing views and a great atmosphere. The design and layout make the place feel very lively and impressive. Security was well organized and professional, and we had no issues at all during our visit. As for the cocktails, they were excellent — very well prepared and enjoyable. With the view, the music, and the overall vibe, we truly couldn’t help but enjoy ourselves. I definitely recommend arriving early, as there can be a line at the entrance later in the evening. Overall, it’s a fantastic place to visit and absolutely worth the experience.

Great music and great views but ghastly crowd of tourists in shorts who've just arrived from the beach. No tables available. You have to prepay for your drinks, which is fine but then it's a massive hassle getting more. Service neither efficient nor friendly.

The vibes were insane during and after sunset. Great music and atmosphere. The service there was very efficient. We ordered our “entry ticket” drink on the main floor of the building then took the elevator all the way up where the drinks were waiting for us. Drinks were pricey but that’s to be expected. I got the Sweet Coconut Hideaway and it was to die for, never had anything like it.

The place is small but elegantly styled. It’s beautiful but not really a place I will keep going back to. Finding it is easy. It’s near BTS Phrompong Station. However, getting inside Tichuca is absurdly difficult. It’s almost like getting into airport security. They require showing an identification card upon entry. They will pre-select a table for you; or if there are no tables, offer to be “standing”. After that, you will be required to place and pay for your order—and all these are happening at the ground floor, where you have no sense of what the place actually looks like or if you even want to stay. Once you get through all that, you will be led to an elevator that only goes to the 40th floor, then you have to shift to another elevator to reach the 46th floor. All these are happening with guards and bouncers everywhere as if some royalty or celebrity is in the venue (maybe there is someone like that when we visited; but if this is the normal process to get in, I find it to be ridiculous!) Once you are seated, they will serve the drinks. Drinks are a bit expensive. I liked the yuzu colada and the guava something. The mei photos vs actual drink do not look the same. The taste is not spectacular or original. Don’t come here hungry! They only serve 3 finger foods (fries, beef barbecue, and chicken barbecue). Susan, our server is such a sweetheart. However, some of the other servers seem to be a bit of a snob (which is very rare in Bangkok). The pay as you order scheme is also a bit annoying because not all the servers carry the tap machine and you have to repeat/check your order once the cashier goes to you. Music is also not that great. Overall, the place is one of those intagrammable places but overpriced and not that great.

While Tichuca is visually striking with its iconic "Avatar-looking" tree, the actual experience didn't quite live up to the social media buzz. Beyond the decor, the space felt overly crowded and cramped. The atmosphere seems specifically curated for tourists and the "see and be seen" crowd, rather than those looking for a genuine local vibe. From the ground floor up, you'll encounter long queues and a very "sanitized" process to get a drink. It’s an interesting one-time visit for the photos, but not a place I’d return to for a night out.