Tikibox Bar

Lovely Tiki bar with great vibes! We had a wonderful time at this very nice and friendly Tiki bar. The atmosphere was super relaxed, the whole place has great vibes, and the service was excellent. Special thanks to our waiter Toni and our waitress Bella – both incredibly friendly, attentive, and professional. We’ll definitely come back! 🌴🍹

This place is awesome , good vibes , great staff and the food is amazing the burger 🍔 was fantastic- Buffalo 🦬 Burger 100%

I walked in because the photos outside looked like they were directed by Pixar and food-styled by angels. The menu reads like a culinary love letter, the waiters narrate your “experience” like they trained at Noma, and for a moment you’re practically levitating in anticipation. Then the plate lands. Gravity returns. So does regret. Four fries. Four. For 50 baht. Not a portion, not a handful, not even a polite scattering. Four lonely potato sticks looking like they escaped from a child’s Happy Meal at McDonald’s and downgraded themselves. Value for money? None. Taste? Missing in action. Quality? I’ve had better from a highway gas station. The burger looked nothing like the photos. Unless the concept was “Expectation vs. Post-Apocalyptic Reality.” The bun was tired, the patty confused, the whole thing assembled with the enthusiasm of someone filling out tax forms. If this is a “Tiki experience,” then the tiki torches must have burned down the flavor on the way to the kitchen. Honestly, go to Burger King. Go to McDonald’s. Go eat sand. You’ll get more texture and probably more seasoning. I came here to wrap up a nice Friday evening and instead got a masterclass in disappointment. Unless you’re starving after a nuclear winter and this is the last standing building with electricity, stay away. The photos lie. The story lies. The fries definitely lie. This is not a meal, it’s a warning sign.