What's Up and Coming this March

The Quad, tucked inside The Landmark Bangkok, is where flavours collide and conversations linger. It’s part dining hub, part community hangout, built for slow afternoons and long nights. Whether it’s Hong Kong-style noodles and congee, hand-rolled Italian pasta, stacked homemade burgers or a strong coffee fix, this is where you settle in and stay a while. The lineup is solid: Pastaio Artisan Italian, CUCU Bar & Terrace, Cupping Coffee & Bakery, Meathead, and The Green House, each bringing its own flavour to the table. A little bit of everything, all in one spot. Come hungry, stay late, and let the vibes unfold around you.

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Parked along Ratchadaphisek Road in Chatuchak, Brew WHALE & Co. Café is where classic European charm collides with Bangkok’s insatiable coffee culture. It’s got the bones of an old-world café but the pulse of a serious coffee lab—thanks to a world-standard coffee bar that mimics the intensity of a pro brewing competition. Beans are handpicked and roasted by Brew Boy, ensuring every cup tells a story. Stop by for a taste of their signature deep and complex Drip coffee, but if you’re on that matcha grind, savour their Matcha dirty for an unapologetically bold sip. On the pastry front, grab their Butter scone with homemade clotted cream or Croissants in uji matcha, nutella, and hokkaido milk for that perfect caffeine companion. Freshly opened, and licensed to brew. 

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Some nights are meant to be remembered. Others are built to be a haze. ACES is for both. Set inside the Ambassador Hotel on Sukhumvit 11, this new dance club comes from the same crew that gave Finch Bangkok, so you know the music will hit, the drinks will burn just right, and the night won’t end when it’s supposed to. Red lights, heavy beats and a DJ lineup built for those who move like they mean it. Grab your crew and step into a new after-dark playground you won’t forget.

Instagram: @acesnightclub 

Bangkok’s concrete jungle just got a digital fever dream. Sitting on the 4th floor of King Power Mahanakhon, Mahanakhon SkyVerse blurs the lines between cityscape, digital art, and sensory play. There, find showcased the Mahanakhon Oasis, Thailand’s first immersive art zoo, where the wild meets the wired. Step into nine interactive zones, where nature is reimagined through light, sound, and spectacle. The star of the show? Moo Deng, the internet’s favourite pygmy hippo, brought to life in stunning digital detail—just one of many creatures transformed into a display of motion and wonder.

Instagram: @kingpowermahanakhon