About this tour
When Noah from our team booked Sirocco, we knew we were after that famous rooftop scene from The Hangover — and the 63rd-floor reality delivered. Perched atop Lebua at State Tower in Bangkok, this Mediterranean spot commands views across the Chao Phraya River and the city's glittering sprawl. The open-air setup, live jazz, and properly polished service create genuine sophistication without the stuffiness. A 5-course tasting or 3-course set menu lets you choose your pace. Dress code is smart casual; allow 2–4 hours depending on which menu you pick.
Highlights
- Actual rooftop dining 63 floors up with unobstructed city and river views
- Live jazz soundtrack that didn't feel intrusive or corny
- 5-course tasting menu showed real technique and ingredient quality
- Staff remembered orders and dietary notes without being fussed
- Wheelchair accessible throughout, including lifts and dining areas
- Mediterranean menu with genuine attention to sourcing, not generic hotel fare
- Sunset timing offered a natural light show before darkness set in
What to expect
You'll arrive at Lebua's ground floor and head up in the lifts — first the sense of height hits you before you even sit down. The rooftop is genuinely open-air, which means breeze, occasional traffic hum from far below, and weather playing a real role in your evening. When Noah dined, the menu unfurled course by course: starters arrived with care, mains held their own against the view, and desserts didn't feel like an afterthought. The pacing worked — not rushed, not glacial. Live jazz played from a stage area without drowning conversation. Service staff circulated quietly, refilling water and clearing plates at the right moments. The dress code (smart casual, collared shirts for blokes, nothing athletic or beachy) keeps the crowd relatively consistent — couples, business folk, the occasional tour group who've saved up for this one.
One honest note: drinks aren't included in the menu price, so that final bill can climb quickly if you're ordering wine or cocktails. Weather can also force a temporary move indoors to another hotel restaurant — it's in the terms and not their fault, but worth knowing.
What travellers say
- Genuine rooftop height and unobstructed city-river views
- Food quality matches the venue — no corner-cutting
- Service staff attentive and respectful of dietary notes
- Fully wheelchair accessible, including lifts and all dining areas
- Live jazz adds energy without overwhelming conversation
- Drinks not included; wine and cocktails add significantly to cost
- Open-air setting means weather can force temporary indoor relocation
- Early booking essential for sunset slots; fills quickly
- Smart casual dress code strictly enforced
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
This is the real deal if you want a high-end rooftop meal with genuine views and not just Instagram theatre. The food is well-executed, the service is attentive without hovering, and the live music adds atmosphere. Vegetarian, vegan, halal, and allergy-friendly options are available — just flag them when booking. Fully wheelchair accessible, including lifts, surfaces, and dining areas. You can reach it via public transport; no hotel pickup is included, so plan your own arrival.
Drinks are a separate bill and can be pricey — budget accordingly. The rooftop is open-air, so you're vulnerable to rain and Bangkok's humidity; they'll move you inside temporarily if weather turns nasty, but there's no refund. It's smart casual, which means no thongs, swimwear, or athletic gear — dress up a notch. Peak times (sunset, Friday/Saturday nights) book fast, so reserve ahead. Allow 2–4 hours; it's not a grab-and-go experience.
Group sizes vary from couples to larger parties. Smart casual dress code enforced. Collared shirts for men, elegant tops or dresses for women. Bring a card; drinks add to the final tab. Check when booking if you're from a restricted country (some can't book online and must pay on arrival).
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.