Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

The dress code should be clarified first. Gentlemen require a smart shirt and closed shoes. Reviewers have previously been sent home to change and return the following evening. Polo shirts are generally acceptable. Sandals and sportswear, however, are not. Check the hotel's website before you leave, especially if you're coming directly from a long day exploring the city.

If all goes well, you'll be rewarded with an open-air terrace on the 32nd floor of a building on Sukhumvit Road, serving Nikkei cuisine, the Peruvian-Japanese fusion – a true rarity on a Bangkok rooftop. Shareable dishes, intense flavors that are also visually stunning. Guacamole is prepared right at your table. The kitchen staff is flexible and happy to accommodate your requests; one guest added salmon to their superfood salad, and the chef was happy to oblige. The bar offers reimagined classics and is also a great spot in its own right if you just want a drink. It's quieter in the mornings, but gets busier later on. Yes, you'll be paying rooftop prices – that's just how it is here.