Sense of Thai Signature cocktails
Sense of Thai cocktails, 58 Floor Siam Societies
The cocktail menu is inspired by Thai identity, bringing culture and to life through taste, aroma,and experience. Each drink is carefully made
with ingredients that reflect Thai flavors, from fresh fruits to fragrant herbs. These creations not only highlight Thailand’s unique tastes but
also engage all five senses, making every sip a journey. With a balance of tradition and creativity, the menu offers a fun and immersive way
to explore Thai culture.
NI RAT
Nirat is a literary form about travel, with Khemar Saiyok being the first recorded on a phonograph, marking a milestone in Thai music
history. This first recording of traditional Thai music took place during King Rama V’s reign when Europeans began documenting Thai songs.
RA NAT
The ranat, a traditional Thai percussion instrument, originated from foreign influences and became central to ensembles like Piphat and
Mahori. Emerging in the Ayutthaya period and refined in Rattanakosin, it is now a key symbol of Thai heritage in royal and ceremonial
performances.
LOY DOK
Flower water is a traditional Thai drink used during Songkran and special occasions to show respect and goodwill.
Made with auspicious flowers like jasmine, marigold, and lotus, it floats in sweet or herbal-infused water for freshness and blessings.
CHOR MUANG
Chomuang is a traditional Thai snack, often served with tea in the royal court, known for its delicate taste and intricate designs inspired by
nature, like butterfly pea and bougainvillea. Its vibrant appearance showcases Thai craftsmanship and beauty.
LOY KAEW
Loy Kaew, a traditional Thai dessert from the Rattanakosin era, preserves fresh fruits in sweet, chilled syrup. Its refreshing taste reflects
the simplicity and charm of Thailand’s past.
PANG RUM
The dressing table of noblewomen in the past reflected Thai culture and aristocratic elegance, featuring powders, scented water, and
perfumes. It symbolized self-care and the refined attention to beauty and fragrance in daily life.
TAR WI POP
Tar wi pop is a Thai romantic novel about time travel through an "ancient mirror" between King Rama V’s era and the present,
following Maneechan, a modern woman, and a nobleman during a time of change in Thailand.
SIWILAI
The art and architecture of King Rama V’s era blend traditional Thai aesthetics with European influences, especially from France.
These stunning designs, reminiscent of fairy tales, reflect his vision of modernizing Thailand and connecting it with the Western world.
HO KLONG
The drum tower, found in Thai temples and key sites, signaled time before clocks were common. Positioned where its sound carried,
it reflected traditional Thai values of unity, cooperation, and community.
MA LAI
Thai floral garland making is a traditional craft reflecting the beauty and symbolism of Thai culture. More than just threading flowers,
it represents respect, love, and goodwill, passed down through generations.
Experience the essence of Thai culture through our signature cocktails at Siam Societies, located on the 58th floor of Akara Sky Hanuman,
Bangkok
with ingredients that reflect Thai flavors, from fresh fruits to fragrant herbs. These creations not only highlight Thailand’s unique tastes but
also engage all five senses, making every sip a journey. With a balance of tradition and creativity, the menu offers a fun and immersive way
to explore Thai culture.
NI RAT
Nirat is a literary form about travel, with Khemar Saiyok being the first recorded on a phonograph, marking a milestone in Thai music
history. This first recording of traditional Thai music took place during King Rama V’s reign when Europeans began documenting Thai songs.
RA NAT
The ranat, a traditional Thai percussion instrument, originated from foreign influences and became central to ensembles like Piphat and
Mahori. Emerging in the Ayutthaya period and refined in Rattanakosin, it is now a key symbol of Thai heritage in royal and ceremonial
performances.
LOY DOK
Flower water is a traditional Thai drink used during Songkran and special occasions to show respect and goodwill.
Made with auspicious flowers like jasmine, marigold, and lotus, it floats in sweet or herbal-infused water for freshness and blessings.
CHOR MUANG
Chomuang is a traditional Thai snack, often served with tea in the royal court, known for its delicate taste and intricate designs inspired by
nature, like butterfly pea and bougainvillea. Its vibrant appearance showcases Thai craftsmanship and beauty.
LOY KAEW
Loy Kaew, a traditional Thai dessert from the Rattanakosin era, preserves fresh fruits in sweet, chilled syrup. Its refreshing taste reflects
the simplicity and charm of Thailand’s past.
PANG RUM
The dressing table of noblewomen in the past reflected Thai culture and aristocratic elegance, featuring powders, scented water, and
perfumes. It symbolized self-care and the refined attention to beauty and fragrance in daily life.
TAR WI POP
Tar wi pop is a Thai romantic novel about time travel through an "ancient mirror" between King Rama V’s era and the present,
following Maneechan, a modern woman, and a nobleman during a time of change in Thailand.
SIWILAI
The art and architecture of King Rama V’s era blend traditional Thai aesthetics with European influences, especially from France.
These stunning designs, reminiscent of fairy tales, reflect his vision of modernizing Thailand and connecting it with the Western world.
HO KLONG
The drum tower, found in Thai temples and key sites, signaled time before clocks were common. Positioned where its sound carried,
it reflected traditional Thai values of unity, cooperation, and community.
MA LAI
Thai floral garland making is a traditional craft reflecting the beauty and symbolism of Thai culture. More than just threading flowers,
it represents respect, love, and goodwill, passed down through generations.
Experience the essence of Thai culture through our signature cocktails at Siam Societies, located on the 58th floor of Akara Sky Hanuman,
Bangkok
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Amazing Thailand cocktail
Take a journey around Thailand through our signature cocktails, each one thoughtfully crafted in co-creation with Fahbeer, one of the most renowned baristas in Thailand.
360° Panoramic Bangkok City View: Akara Sky Hanuman
Akara Sky Hanuman is the best destination in Bangkok, offering a stunning 360-degree panoramic view of the city’s iconic skyline. Located in the heart of Bangkok,
Mahājanaka Painting A Literary Work of Royal Commemoration of Thailand
Inside the Siam Societies room, there is a space for resting, conversing, and enjoying the view of Bangkok, subtly adorned with wall paintings based on the royal narrative “Mahājanaka” written by His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
