Giant Swing

A great Bangkok experience! Highly recommended! Tour Guide: At first, I thought the guide only spoke English and Thai, but it turns out she spoke a little Chinese! Very impressive! Meals: My experience this time was lunch. Since I can't eat very spicy food, I noted from the beginning that I couldn't eat spicy dishes. The team thoughtfully replaced one of the main courses, green curry, with a non-spicy stew for me. Other dishes, like the first main course, the soup pho, were delicious. The broth was very flavorful, and it had vegetables and meat. I truly drank every last drop of soup; the pad Thai was also very well-coated with sauce, and the shrimp were fresh and tasty! The final mango sticky rice is also not to be missed; the mango was very sweet! Drinks: There were no alcoholic beverages on the bus. They provided free water throughout the trip, and there was an initial welcome drink. At first, I thought it was some kind of medicinal drink, but it was a very refreshing lime juice. Finally, there was a cup of hot coffee or hot tea. I chose the hot tea because they mentioned it had a caramel aroma, and it really did have a hint of caramel, which was very special. I even wanted another cup🤣 As for other drinks, like Coke, you have to pay extra, starting from around 50 baht. Itinerary: Basically, it goes to nearby tourist attractions, such as the Grand Palace, Chinatown, etc. Since you eat while listening to the commentary, you have to pay attention to the guide's words while eating. However, they also provide about 10 minutes of rest time (after the second main course) for you to digest and slowly finish your meal. Value for Money: Overall, I think it was very worthwhile, mainly because I didn't have much idea where to go sightseeing, and this sightseeing bus allowed me to eat and learn about Bangkok's tourist attractions at the same time, which was a very comfortable experience. I hope to experience dinner sometime; I heard that dinner allows you to see the moment Bangkok transitions from day to night, which should also be good.

My first booking was cancelled due to maintenance, but I still went anyway—and to my surprise, it was open! 😂 I booked on Klook on the spot since it was cheaper, and redemption was super smooth. There was a long line for walk-ins, but I got to skip it and went straight up. Definitely worth it, and I’d book it again the next time I’m in Thailand!

Had an amazing dinner cruise. A bit many people tho but all in all I’ve enjoyed it. Food was amazing and service was fast and very approachable. Just sad they have to move me to a different table because the table I was sitting on was good for 2 adults ;((

Esta foi uma experiência muito agradável, apesar do calor intenso. Nossa excelente guia, Chopin, tornou tudo divertido e educativo. Ela soube transmitir informações pertinentes não apenas sobre os templos que visitamos, mas também sobre a história e a monarquia da Tailândia. A Bow foi igualmente simpática, amigável e prestativa como a Chopin. Muito obrigado por este passeio! Valeu cada minuto, esforço e centavo! Continuem com o ótimo trabalho👍🏼!

We had a wonderful Chao Phraya Sunset Dinner Cruise experience! The views along the river were absolutely beautiful, especially during sunset. The atmosphere was relaxing, the live entertainment was enjoyable, and the staff were friendly and attentive. The food was good, with a nice variety of dishes. The only thing we noticed was that there was no sashimi. We're not sure if it was unavailable that day or if it's only served during the evening dinner cruise. Overall, it was still a memorable experience and definitely worth trying. Highly recommended!

Nicky fue una excelente guía: muy informativa, puntual y capaz de hablar varios idiomas. Nuestro recorrido salió muy bien y fue muy emocionante; ¡qué alegría haber visto todos estos templos que de otro modo habría sido difícil visitar desde Bangkok por nuestra cuenta!

Worth it, especially if you plan your day wisely. Easy to redeem and use. Thank you!

I recently visited COPPER Beyond Buffet. My first impression was that the decor was quite thoughtful, with a retro restaurant style combined with an industrial feel. The entrance and photo spots were very photogenic. The dining atmosphere was pleasant, and surprisingly, there weren't many Hongkongers that day. Regarding the food, the sashimi and seafood sections were reliable. The tuna and scallops were sliced to a good thickness and tasted fresh and sweet. The salmon with sea grapes and roe was savory and refreshing. I found the desserts surprisingly good. The lava cake had a rich chocolate flavor, and the accompanying jam provided a nice sour balance. The panna cotta and cream desserts were smooth, though a little on the sweet side. For drinks, there were some special fruit juices that were refreshing and helped cut through the richness, as well as traditional Thai milk tea, which was excellent. Overall, the offerings were quite balanced. The strengths were the wide selection, beautiful presentation, and good replenishment speed. Almost everything tasted good, but the biggest surprise was the mushroom soup with croissant – truly outstanding. Those who want to enjoy both Japanese cuisine and desserts in one go shouldn't miss it. The price isn't cheap for Thailand, and without a discount, it feels a bit expensive.

Throughout the meal, someone grills the crabs and shrimp for you, and they even peel any seafood with shells. They also give you a bottle of wine and two lobsters. The service is excellent, meaning whatever you want to eat, you just sit in your chair, and a dedicated staff member brings it to you and serves you personally. You really only need to eat; even the crabs are peeled for you. It's truly a luxurious experience. Seeing that it was about to rain outside, they proactively came over to move us to a better table in advance. The staff can also speak Chinese, making for a wonderful experience. Service: Full marks Experience: Full marks Price: Reasonable Food Taste: Full marks Restaurant Environment: Full marks