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’s what to do in Bangkok this 16-22 July 2024.
Something’s got a hold on us this week. Maybe it’s all the fun Bangkok has to offer, and maybe it’s just all the shots we’re having. From heartwarming food to refreshing drinks, there’s a lot in store, and so little time. So, grab some friends and treat yourselves to a little something-something.
[Hero and featured image credit: Sundry]
What to do in Bangkok: 16-22 July 2024
Michael Bagnall kitchen pop-up at Chenin
17-19 July, 6-10pm
Michael Bagnall is a veteran when it comes to making guests leave with a full stomach and big smiles on their faces. Having worked in established destinations such as Brunswick House and Dudley’s, he specialises in using seasonal ingredients to put a twist on classic dishes. Find out what he’s all about as he’s serving a la carte creations at Chenin for a limited time.
You can find more information at Chenin.
Takumi Hoshi guest shift at Scarlett Bangkok
18 July, 7.30-10.30pm
Takumi Hoshi has earned himself a following within the bar industry. After all, he was the head bartender at the award-winning bar Speak Low in Shanghai. Let his drinks and warm hospitality make you feel like the weekend has come early as he stands behind the bar at Scarlett Bangkok for one night only. Be sure to order some of Scarlett’s scrumptious food selections to pair.
You can find more information at Scarlett Bangkok.
Mia Restaurant’s five-year anniversary celebration
18 July, 5pm onwards
The beloved Mia Restaurant hits five years old, and they’re celebrating it big with a special tasting menu featuring familiar faces from Bangkok’s restaurants. Along with Chefs Top and Michelle of Mia, you’ll get to taste the skills of Chefs Nilas from Villa Frantzén, Dan from Cadence, Garima from Gaa, Riley from Canvas, Arne from IGNIV, Andrew from Fatboy Izakaya, and Gerard from Elements, inspired by Ciel Bleu. It’s a unique opportunity, so book while you can.
You can find more information at Mia Restaurant.
Katy Perry night at Lost & Found, featuring Lucy Bulls
19 July, 7pm onwards
Wake up your teenage dream at Lost & Found as they hold a big Katy Perry-themed night. Lucy Bulls will be all up in her best Katy attire and performing the greatest hits. Grab your best girl friends and be ready for a night that’s nothing short of extra-terrestrial. After all, we all know that California girls are unforgettable.
You can find more information at Lost & Found.
Sundry presents “Bangkok Love Story: The Musical”
18 July, 9pm onwards
With Thailand officially approving marriage equality, we have come a long way in making sure everyone feels welcomed and valid. However, the journey of the LGBTQ+ community is still ongoing, and we have still ways to go until we’re equal. Let PCHY and Amadiva tell that story in a way that homosexuals will be interested in: a musical. Part of the community or not, come and support the dolls.
You can find more information at Sundry.
Thomas Jo from Cinderella Bar guest shift at Havana Social
18 July, 9pm onwards
Seoul’s Cinderella Bar is a wild, yet comforting experience for a drink. They interpret the stories of fairytale characters into cocktails, served in 3D-printed heels. The mind behind the menu is Thomas Jo, who had worked in award-winning bars across Asia, including Quinary and The Other Room. He’ll be showing off his craft at Havana Social for one night only.
You can find more information at Havana Social.
Fiesta Mexicana Night at Diplomat Bar
19 July, 7pm-midnight
Even though the rainy season is here in full swing, a refreshing margarita wouldn’t be something we’d say no to. Diplomat Bar is serving limited-time twists on the classic until the end of the month. Drop by on Friday for a fiesta with deals on drinks and tacos — a combo that can do no wrong.
You can find more information at Diplomat Bar.
Larder’s 2-year anniversary celebration with a lot of collabs
Until 28 July, 8am-5pm
Happy birthday, Larder. The laidback deli is now two years old, and they’re celebrating it with a lot of collaborations, inviting chefs of Bangkok to have their own sandwich sold at Larder for a limited time. Chef Franck from IODE is doing a braised lamb leg and salsa verde in a brioche bun, Samantha from Earthling House is doing a plant-based cashew burrata in a sourdough, and many many more. Available for both dine in or order on Lineman.
You can find more information at Larder.
Visit SIWILAI Store’s new location along with their own private label “Permanent Vacation”
From now on, 10am-9pm
Conceptualised by Tripster Inc., Tokyo, SIWILAI Store has found a new home on the second floor of Central Embassy. Visitors will find a carefully-curated selection of streetwear brands and quality sneakers that are a perfect addition to your wardrobe, as well as their freshly-debuted private label “Permanent Vacation.” The new label aims to present the “Thai spirit” while incorporating with the contemporary — great both to own or as gifts.
You can find more information at SIWILAI Store.
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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.
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