Sirocco (restaurant)
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Coordinates: 13°43′16″N 100°31′03″E / 13.72111°N 100.5175°E
Sirocco is the world's largest all open-air restaurant[1] and "Sky Bar", located on the 64th floor of the State Tower in Bangkok, Thailand, which is the second tallest building in Thailand. The 150-capacity restaurant opened its doors in the winter of 2003. Its main feature is a spectacular 270° panorama of the Chao Phraya river and Bangkok city.
Sirocco was designed by global architectural and interior design firm, dwp, Design Worldwide Partnership with the design team led by Executive Director, Scott Whittaker.
Sirocco serves Mediterranean food and has a live band every evening.
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[edit] Awards[1]
- 2007 ‘Best Restaurant with a View' by RadioBangkok.net
- 2007 ‘Most Overwhelming restaurant experience with a Great wow factor' by The Art of Travel Magazine
- 2007 ‘My Favorite International Restaurant' by American Express
- 2006 ‘The best restaurant award for 2006 in Catering of Western food' by Bangkok Dining & Entertainment Magazine
- ‘My Favorite International Restaurant' by American Express
- 2005 ‘Best Western Restaurant 2005' by Bangkok Dining & Entertainment Magazine
- ‘Hot Nights' & ‘Hot Tables' by Condé' Nast Traveler Magazine
- ‘Best new Al Fresco Dining' by BK Magazine
- 2004 ‘Best new Restaurant 2004' by Bangkok Dining & Entertainment Magazine
- ‘Best New Restaurant 2004' by BK Magazine
[edit] In Popular Culture
Sirocco and State Tower were prominently featured in the 2011 American film The Hangover 2.
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