Happitat Bang Na is open. The new food destination on Bang Na Trat Road at kilometre 7 in Samut Prakan brings together more than 100 restaurants and cafes covering over 3,000 menu items, from celebrated chef-led restaurants and Thai food to Japanese, Korean, cafes and gelato.
The complex is divided into three zones: Bloominas, Wonderwild and Festie Town, covering everything from special occasion dining and casual eating to desserts, family areas and a pet-friendly zone.
If you are visiting for the first time and are not sure where to start, here is a zone-by-zone breakdown to help you choose based on how you want to eat.
Start at Bloominas if you want a special meal
For chef-led dining, head directly to Bloominas on the third floor. The highlights here are VUUR by Jacob Jan Boerma, from Dutch chef Jacob Jan Boerma who previously led De Leest to three Michelin stars, and SING LANG from chef Thaninthorn Chantrawan of Chim by Siam Wisdom, the one-Michelin-star Thai restaurant in Bangkok.
For something lighter, Bloominas also has Starbucks, GOOD CHA and SOSTARE GELATO, which serves Italian-style gelato alongside desserts, snacks and drinks.
Axtra Club on the first and second floors, featuring a restaurant by Chef Willment Leong, is scheduled to open in Q4 2026.
Move on to Wonderwild and let Whimsical Market decide for you
After the sit-down restaurant zone, Wonderwild on floors 2 and 2M is where Whimsical Market sits, a food and cafe zone of more than 60 venues set in a fantasy-themed environment with a centrepiece tree rising the equivalent of three storeys.
Sweet options include:
- Dairy Queen
- GAGA
- OLINO CREPE & TEA
- ORANGINAL
- SMOOSH
- SOL COFFEE
- SOYA SOYA
- YOGURUTO
On the savoury side, options include Kra Pao Boran, OCHA MAGIC WOK, Yang Yang, Yok Sod, SOOD’S X Tha Ruea boat noodles, and Kai Kluay Nam Thai chicken noodles.
Up on floor 2M, additional options include GLOWY, ICE QUEEN, JAPANG, LAMUNN and LITTLE BEE CREPE. This floor works well for anyone who wants to browse first before deciding whether to sit down for a main meal or pick up snacks and drinks along the way.
Hungry for a proper meal? Head up to Wonderwild floor 3
For a full sit-down meal, Wonderwild’s third floor brings together Bonchon, Chester’s, KFC, Swensen’s, DOU, STEAK & MORE, UORIKI, as well as Ked Tiao and Sala Pao Ko Uan. This floor suits families or groups where everyone wants something different without having to split across separate zones.
For Japanese food fans, UORIKI runs on a Hokkaido Izakaya concept with sharing-style dishes designed for the table.
Can’t agree on what to eat? Head down to Lotus’s Eatery
Some groups do not struggle to find restaurants. The problem is that everyone wants something different.
For that situation, Lotus’s Eatery on Wonderwild’s B1 floor is the simpler answer. The space brings together more than 30 vendors and over 300 menu items; each person can choose their own food and come back to sit together.
Confirmed vendors include Suki Mao Maverick, Paeng Pochana and Boon Tong Kee, alongside a venue that has previously received a Bib Gourmand listing in the Michelin Guide.
If you are coming with parents, children or a large group of friends, Lotus’s Eatery cuts out the debate. One person wants rice, another wants noodles. No one has to lose the vote before the meal even starts.
A full list of vendors during the opening period can be checked on MarketPlus and the venue map is available via the Happitat Directory.
Festie Town: eat, explore and bring your pet
Festie Town combines restaurants, lifestyle space and a pet zone in a single building. On the second floor, BULAN is another restaurant from chef Thaninthorn Chantrawan. The first floor has Lotus’s PRIVÉ Happitat, which includes The Kitchen for Thai, Chinese and Western food, The Juice Bar for fruit juices, smoothies and Açaí Bowls, and The Sweetery for desserts, chocolate and sweets.
For anyone bringing a pet, Pet Us and Jerhigh Pet Park offer more than 150 square metres of outdoor space, making Festie Town a practical option for families who want to eat and let their pets out in the same trip.
Beyond the main zones, Happitat also has CHAGEE’s first pet-friendly branch in Thailand, SOSTARE GELATO’s first shopping-centre location, CTM a premium tea concept from ChaTraMue, and Yuan Ji Dumpling serving fresh dumplings. These are scattered across the development and work well as drink, dessert or snack stops while moving between buildings.
First visit: which building should you start with?
If the full list of venues is still overwhelming, here is the simple version:
- Special meal: Bloominas floor 3 — VUUR and SING LANG
- Grazing and browsing: Whimsical Market floors 2 and 2M
- With family: Wonderwild floor 3 for easy single-floor choices
- Large group, everyone wants something different: Lotus’s Eatery floor B1
- Bringing a pet: Allow time to walk Festie Town
How to get to Happitat Bang Na
Happitat is open daily from 10am to 10pm. It sits on Bang Na Trat Road at kilometre 7, Bang Kaew subdistrict, Bang Phli district, Samut Prakan. The official address is 991, 919 Moo 12, Bang Kaew, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan 10540.
By BTS: Alight at Punnawithi station, exit 6, and walk to Cloud 11. Alternatively, alight at Udom Suk station and take the free Shuttle Bus to Happitat.
Shuttle Bus schedule
The Shuttle Bus departs from the development every 30 minutes. The schedule published for the Grand Celebration of Happitat period is as follows:
| Period | Departure times from Happitat |
|---|---|
| Morning | 09.30, 10.00, 10.30, 11.00, 11.30 |
| Midday | 12.00, 12.30, 13.00 |
| Afternoon | 15.00, 15.30, 16.00, 16.30, 17.00, 17.30 |
| Evening | 18.00, 18.30, 19.00, 19.30 |
| Night | 20.00, 20.30, 21.00 |
Note that there are no departures between 13.30 and 14.30. Service resumes at 15.00. The last bus departs Happitat at 21.00.
This schedule was published for the Grand Celebration period. Times may change after the event. If you are relying on the Shuttle Bus, check the latest schedule with Happitat before you travel.
By Yellow Line MRT: Alight at Sri Iam station, exit 3, then take a taxi or motorcycle taxi to the development. This route suits those coming from Lat Phrao, Srinakarin or anywhere along the Yellow Line.
By bus: Routes 38, 46, 132, 145, 180, 206, 207 and S7 (558) all stop nearby.
By car: Take Bang Na Trat Road heading toward kilometre 7. Journey times are approximately 30 to 40 minutes from central Bangkok, 10 minutes from Srinakarin, 20 minutes from Samut Prakan and around 50 minutes from Chon Buri. Allow extra time during rush hour on Bang Na Trat.
Can’t remember which restaurant is where? Open the Happitat app
With more than 100 restaurants across three buildings, trying to memorise which venue is on which floor will turn a food trip into a revision exercise.
Happitat has the Happitat Application on the Amaze Super App for searching zones and navigating within the development. It is useful to have open while walking around, particularly during the early period when new restaurants are still opening and the directory is being updated.
On your first visit, do not try to cover all 100 venues in one day. Pick the building that matches your main meal first, then let whatever catches your eye along the way decide where you stop next. Happitat works better as a half-day food walk than a checklist to tick off one restaurant at a time.
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