Cafe
% Arabica Bangkok Empire Tower
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% Arabica Bangkok Empire Tower is a destination coffee experience perched on the 55th floor of one of Bangkok's tallest buildings. The sleek, minimalist space features floor-to-ceiling windows that provide breathtaking 360-degree views of the city skyline and Chao Phraya River. The menu focuses on single-origin espresso drinks, lattes, and cold brews made from Arabica beans sourced globally. The signature % Arabica latte art is a highlight. Despite its lofty location, the cafe maintains a calm, almost meditative atmosphere, a stark contrast to the bustling streets below. It's a popular spot for both coffee aficionados and tourists seeking a unique perspective of Bangkok.
Don't miss
- Order a latte and watch the barista create intricate latte art
- Capture photos of the stunning cityscape from the windows
- Try the Kyoto latte, a cold brew with condensed milk
- Visit at sunset for golden hour views
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit % Arabica Bangkok Empire Tower
You can visit on your own (no entry fee; just pay for your coffee. no reservation needed). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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- Photography is encouraged, but be mindful of other guests.
- Smart casual dress is fine; no strict dress code.
- Credit cards are accepted, but cash is handy for small purchases.
- Keep noise levels down as the space is relatively quiet.
A bit of history
% Arabica was founded in Kyoto, Japan, in 2014 by Kenneth Shoji, and has since expanded globally. The Bangkok Empire Tower branch opened in 2018, bringing the brand's philosophy of 'see the world through coffee' to a sky-high setting.
Common questions
Is there a minimum spend?
No, but you need to order a drink to enjoy the view.
Can I bring my laptop?
Yes, but outlets are limited, and it's not a co-working space.
Is the cafe open to the public?
Yes, anyone can visit during operating hours.
Do they have food?
Limited pastries and snacks are available.
Is the view better at certain times?
Sunset and clear days offer the best visibility.
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