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What to do in Bangkok: 11-17 February 2025

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Feb 11, 2025 12:00 AM

ICT | 5 min read

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There are always exciting events happening every week in the city. Make sure you’re in the know of hot events, and things to do in Bangkok with our weekly round-up. Here are the best things to do in Bangkok this 11-17 February 2025.

Love is in the air this week. Sure, some may already have plans on where to dine for Valentine’s Day with your loved one(s), but this city never really sleeps. We have parties, guest shifts, and even a special winter omakase to enjoy before the weather is fully unbearably hot again. Here are all the fun things to do in Bangkok this week.

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Things to do in Bangkok: 11-17 February 2025

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Summer Chen, APAC Brand Ambassador of Matusalem, guest shift at Messengerservice

11 February, 9pm onwards

No matter the season, we always love what Summer has to offer. Co-founder of Vender Bar, Taiwan, and APAC Brand Ambassador of Matusalem, Summer Chen, will be taking over Messengerservice’s bar for one night only. She’ll be bringing her inventive cocktails, and her passion for rum, to share with the guests.

You can find more information at Messengerservice.

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Ryu Fujii of Craftroom guest shift at Vesper

11 February, 8-11pm

With six bar seats and an unassuming entrance, Craftroom presents a beautiful, intimate experience with classic twists utilising seasonal ingredients. The mastermind behind the bar is Ryu Fujii, founder and bartender, who built this place to now be ranked at No. 28 on Asia’s 50 Best Bars 2024 list. He’ll be taking over Vesper for one evening.

You can find more information at Vesper.

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Special winter omakase at Nikaku Bangkok

13-15 February, 5.30pm; 8pm

Enjoy a special winter omakase menu at Nikaku Bangkok presented by Master Sushi Chef Setsuo Funahashi and Pastry Chef Kazumi Funahashi from Nikaku, their prestigious 2-Michelin-starred restaurant in Japan. These culinary talents will be bringing with them the freshest fish from the Kanmon Straits, and the surrounding waters of Kyushu, to use in their authentic Edomae sushi at Nikaku Bangkok.

You can find more information at Nikaku Bangkok.

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Kai Ho of Quinary guest shift at Zuma Bangkok

13 February, 8pm-midnight

A staple for any cocktail enthusiasts visiting Hong Kong, Quinary loves working with molecular technology and fun ingredients for their cocktails. Bringing all that funk is Kai Ho, who will be joining Santo Metodo of Zuma Bangkok and serving up drinks for one night only. Highlights include the ‘Oolong Tea Collins’ with bourbon and oolong tea cordial, as well as the ‘Gents O’Clock’ with dry fig, fortified wine, coffee maple syrup, and Campari cream.

You can find more information at Zuma Bangkok.

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‘Thaniya Japan Days: Yatai Mura’ Japanese fair at Thaniya Silom

13-16 February, 11am-midnight

In collaboration with the Embassy of Japan and TAT, Thaniya is welcoming 20 of Bangkok people’s favourite Japanese food spots, plus traditional Japanese and J-pop performances to keep the vibes running high. Highlights include Kenji’s Ramen Lab, Daimasu Nihonmachi, Meat & Co(me), Amateru, Gintako, and more.

You can find more information at Thaniya Silom.

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Liquid Earth live at BEAMCUBE

14 February, 9pm-2am

Taylor Freels, also known as Liquid Earth, showcases house music, blending sounds from London, Berlin, and California. He’ll be spinning his signature “tech house with a twist” that has him receiving raving reviews from all over the world. Joining him are Koish, a prominent member of the UNST collective, and Ayahtareek, one of Bangkok’s emerging talents.

You can find more information at BEAMCUBE.

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Chef Patxi Andres pop-up at Chenin

14-15, 17-19 February, 6pm-midnight

London-based Chef Patxi Andres had honed his skills in respected dining destinations including Boragó, Black Axe Mangal, Mokonuts, and more. Famed for bringing his childhood flavours onto plates of now, he’ll be cooking up a storm at Chenin’s kitchen for a limited time. Available for a la carte only.

You can find more information at Chenin.

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Sunset hour voyage at The Okura Cruise

From 15 February onwards, 5.30-6.30pm

Set sail along Chao Phraya river, watching the sun set on the horizon, sipping on something refreshing — if that feels like an experience you’d be interested in, The Okura Cruise has you covered. Their ‘River of Gold’ journey will take you on a one-hour sunset cruise every Friday to Sunday. The ticket already includes one complimentary beverage.

You can find more information at The Okura Cruise.

Note:

The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.

written by

Vichayuth Chantan

Digital Writer, Drinks and Dining

Writer by day, skinny legend by night, "Kook" Vichayuth works closely with Bangkok's F&B industry. His hobbies include bar-hopping, catching up with friends, and silently judging you from across the room.