Arabica Percentage Empire Tower Bangkok

Located on the 55th floor of The EM Tower. The ambiance is modern and comfortable with an amazing view of Mahanakhon. The friendly baristas make every drink with care.☕️🌱 It gets busy during weekends and closer to sunset, so go early if you want a quiet experience. On a side note, there's also a bar called "Invitation Only" on the same floor where you can get some cocktails or you can opt for fresh air 2 floors up at Nobu's rooftop bar. Enjoy!

This is definitely a top-tier coffee spot for me. I love the view, it’s honestly one of the best parts of the experience. I went early in the morning, so it wasn’t crowded at all, which made it even more relaxing. It’s located at the 55th floor of the building, so you really get a great city view while enjoying your coffee. The staff are very nice and welcoming, and the place has a clean, minimalist vibe that % Arabica is known for. As always, the coffee is consistently good, this is still one of my all-time favorite coffee brands. I’m just a bit sad that their branch in the Philippines has stopped operating. Still, this Bangkok branch is a must-visit. Amazing view, great coffee, and overall top-tier experience. ☕️✨

Grabbing a coffee at % Arabica in this building is honestly one of those Bangkok moments you don’t forget.The café is on a high floor, and just getting there already feels fancy. Trust me you will need to walk through a super luxury building before reaching it. Getting on the lift then boom… you step inside and suddenly there’s this panorama view of Bangkok right in front of you. I came once in the morning and again at night, and if I’m being real daytime is way better. At night, the city lights reflect on the glass, so photos don’t come out great. The vibe is still nice, but if you’re here for views and pics, come during the day. The staff were super sweet too they actually tried to help me find good photo spots, which I really appreciated. Heads up though, it gets busy during the day, but the view, the coffee, and the whole experience make it worth it. # this place should be on your Bangkok list. ☕🏙️

Caffe Latte on the 55th Floor If you’re looking for coffee with a view, this spot is hard to beat. I just tried their café latte while sitting 55 floors up in the EA Empire Tower, and wow, the view over Bangkok’s Silom/Sathorn financial district is absolutely stunning. This little café is all about minimalist vibes. No fuss, no long waits, just a sleek bar with high chairs lined up against the windows, giving you front-row seats to the city skyline. It’s the kind of place where you can sip your coffee slowly, snap a few photos, and feel like you’ve discovered a hidden gem. The white themed wall made the place even calm. The shop itself is small but stylish, with modern décor that feels cosy yet chic. Honestly, waiting for your order doesn’t even feel like waiting, you’ll be too busy gazing out at the skyscrapers like King Power Maha Nakorn. And the coffee? Fantastic. Smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. It’s the kind of latte that makes you want to stay for a second cup. Whether you’re a coffee lover, a traveler hunting for views, or just someone who enjoys a peaceful escape above the hustle and bustle, this café is a must-visit.

Finding the elevator for the world's highest % Arabica Cafe was a bit of a challenge for us. Located at the 55th floor of the Bangkok Empire Tower, it has it's separate elevator. Look for the EA elevator which also serves as the same elevator for La Du Kaan and Nobu. You know youre heading to the right elevator when you go through a dark lobby leading to a golden hallway. Best way to find it is by asking around when you are on the ground floor of the tower. There are so many staff nearby who will guide you. Right when you get out the elevator and to the hallway you are immediately welcomed by the stunning skyline view of Bangkok with King Power Mahanakhon standing prominently. The minimalist and futuristic aesthetics of %Arabica suits the view perfectly and the thoughtful use of mirrored surfaces on the edges of the space beautifully reflects the sky and surrounding towers. They had an assortment of pastries and I really liked their almost flattened almond croissant which was very doughy. The matcha was on the strong side. Seats are a bit limited as rhe space is not that big and you may have to wait to be seated with a great view of Mahanakhon. This is so far the most spectacular %Arabica I have visited and would probably suggest to visit when it opens in the morning to skip the crowd and grab the best seats.