Unculture Silom Rooftop Bar — Restaurant in Si Lom Subdistrict

Fate, it seemed, had a detour planned for our dinner route. A glimpse of 'Unculture' – a name that whispered promises of something delightfully off-kilter – caught our eye. Later, with the prospect of post-dinner drinks luring us back from our hotel, we decided to brave the ascent. Five flights of stairs, a vertical odyssey, led us into a realm bathed in seductive shadows, slashed by dramatic streaks of crimson light – precisely the kind of dimly lit intrigue we crave. The rooftop view, while not panoramic, held a certain gritty charm. The rhythmic rumble of passing trains, a metallic heartbeat against the city's hum, punctuated the night, adding a raw, urban edge to the atmosphere. Our trio settled into the mood, ordering a round of drinks and a plate of crispy, sinful fried pork. The live music, a soulful soundtrack to our clandestine rooftop gathering, filled the air. As the clock ticked towards 10:30, a wave of new arrivals began to swell, hinting at the night's unfolding story. We reluctantly peeled ourselves away, the red glow of Unculture fading behind us, leaving a lingering taste of...

I did not have any food here I was here last night the beer was ice cold chill which is really nice and the atmosphere is awesome cause it’s a rooftop even though it’s not that high but the BTS skytrain track was right next-door literally there was a live band!!

I’ve been living this neighborhood for many years and I didn’t know this place existed but definitely I’ll be back I haven’t tried the food but I want to try the food but I really like the location because it’s very convenient for me !

Just prepare to climb a few flights of stairs get to the top there’s no elevator !

This to me seems like I’m watering hole for the local ties in this area but I mean obviously foreigners are welcome but last night it was just full of Thai people which is awesome but the singer was singing English songs and I’m sure he was singing in before we arrived arrive !

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Another 3-floor rooftop watering hole with live music in the Silom business district area - quite lively and reservations are strongly recommended if you and your friends want to party here on a Friday night.

The food here is reasonably priced, and they offer quite a selection on Isaan-style dishes. Their egg noodle dishes were very good, as well as the crispy pork belly.

Definitely try to get a table on the 2nd or 3rd floors, since the live band is in the 2nd floor. Food service can be slow sometimes.

Oh, don't forget. It can get really hot and humid up there even with some fans running. Not the best environment...