Chocolate Ville is one of Bangkok’s famous attractions started its operations in December 2011. It is located on the outskirts of Bangkok and can be slightly inaccessible via public transport. Hence, it is recommended that tourists take a 1.5-hour cab ride there. The fare should range from about 250 to 400 baht per trip. Heading back to the city centre after your trip should be fairly straightforward as well as the staff are ever ready to provide assistance.
Chocolate Ville is nothing like its name implies; there is no chocolate factory or anything else linked to chocolates. The origin of its name is still unknown today. It’s essentially a theme park restaurant in the style of a European town. With its beautiful scenery and pleasant ambience, the place is ideal for relaxing and getting away from the hustle and bustle of city life. There are no entrance fees, and the only thing you need to spend on is food. They serve traditional Thai and Western food at reasonable prices and in generous portions. The best part? You can enjoy your food both in the park or at the lakeside.
Chocolate Ville operates daily, from 4pm to midnight. People who are interested to visit the place usually arrive earlier so they have more time to enjoy and take photos amidst the beautiful natural scenery. Although they have a large seating capacity (approximately 500 to 700 pax), we suggest you make a reservation before your visit to ensure your seats and table are ready once the restaurant opens for business. You may check out their Facebook page to make reservations.
Address:
23, 1-16 Prasert-Manukitch Rd, Ram Inthra, Khan Na Yao, Bangkok 10230, Thailand
Opening hours:
4pm to midnight
