Vol de Nuit, The Hidden Bar — Restaurant in Thung Maha Mek Subdistrict

If you weren’t looking for Little Prince Café, you’d probably walk right by it. Nestled quietly along the street in Sathorn, its small storefront gives little away—but step inside, and you’ll find yourself in an entirely different world.

Inspired by Le Petit Prince, this intimate café and bar is an enchanting escape filled with fantastical sculptures, each one meticulously crafted from fiberglass resin, polished to resemble delicate ceramic. Some are whimsical, others monstrous, but together they create a surreal, dreamlike atmosphere that makes the space feel like a portal to another realm.

The drinks? Absolutely exceptional. Whether you’re in the mood for a beautifully crafted cocktail, a fragrant coffee, or something unexpected, the attention to detail is remarkable. Each sip feels like part of the experience, carefully curated to match the café’s artistry.

One of the best parts? The serene koi pond, where you can lounge, soak in the atmosphere, and, if you’re so inclined, enjoy a cigarette while lost in thought. (Just don’t have too many—your lungs will thank you!)

And then there’s the service—impeccable, warm, and effortlessly top-notch. The staff embody the café’s spirit, making you feel like a cherished traveler who has stumbled upon a hidden universe, where hospitality and wonder go hand in hand.

Little Prince Café is more than just a café—it’s an experience. A place where the ordinary world fades away, and for a little while, you get to exist in something magical.

Don’t walk by....

Honestly, the atmosphere here is awesome—I genuinely love the place. But for me, the food is a huge deal, and that’s where things went sideways.

I just don't get the idea of pairing sweets with sweet drinks. It’s such an unbalanced flavor profile; it just feels like sugar overload. I tried to counteract that by asking for my passion fruit mocktail to be 'not sweet'. What I got was definitely 'less sweet,' not 'not sweet,' so that was a bit frustrating.

After the drink issue, I was actually still hungry. I needed some proper food, but the savory options were limited to just cheese plates and fries. Since I didn't want either, I defaulted to my favorite, Tiramisu.

I asked if they could skip the Amaretto because I don't drink liqueur at all, but the staff really didn't seem to understand. I figured, "Fine, I'll risk it," especially since the picture looked great. Unfortunately, it was way too sweet and definitely less creamy than I expected—a real letdown.

The whole experience was made a bit awkward because the staff couldn't understand my request about the liqueur, and apparently, they can't understand Thai at all!

I chose not to make a fuss while I was there. I had a guest with me, and you really want to act normal in that situation, right? I really hope the owner doesn't reply by asking why I didn't just complain to them on the spot—I was trying to be...

If you’re looking for a bar with a unique and sophisticated vibe, Vol de Nuit and The Hidden Bar are definitely worth a visit. ✨ Ambiance & Design Vol de Nuit features a modern classic design with a mysterious and artistic touch. The lighting and overall atmosphere create a visually stunning and immersive experience. The Hidden Bar, true to its name, embraces a speakeasy-style concept, offering a cozy and intimate setting perfect for unwinding. 🍸 Drinks Quality The cocktails are well-balanced and crafted with high-quality ingredients. Their signature cocktails showcase great flavor layering, while the classic options are made with premium spirits. Even the mocktails and non-alcoholic options are refreshing and full of character, making them enjoyable for all guests. 💁‍♂️ Service The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and professional. They pay close attention to each customer, offering thoughtful recommendations based on individual preferences. Their deep understanding of cocktails enhances the overall experience, making every visit special.

Even if you’re not a cocktail enthusiast, the atmosphere alone is worth...