Paper Plane Project
T-One Building 8, 40th Floor Sukhumvit 40, ซอย แขวงพระโขนง เขตคลองเตย กรุงเทพมหานคร 10110, Thailand -📃 About
Paper Plane Project is a café in Bangkok, Thailand. A popular spot with locals, it's rated 4.3/5 across 790 reviews. Open every day.
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Well-reviewed by visitors. Rated 4.3/5 based on 790 Google reviews.
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Chonsitakan Sukphol
via GoogleThe place is absolutely beautiful, and the atmosphere is really lovely. The prices for food and drinks are quite high but it’s understandable considering the costs. I came with a group of friends and had a great time. It’s easy to have conversations since it’s not noisy at all. It’s also a nice spot if you want to come and get some work done, with soft background music playing.
アザと
via GoogleThe interior is nice, and the music sets a decent mood — slightly louder than ideal, but nothing unbearable. The working atmosphere is intentional: this is a co-working café by day and a bar by night, and it leans into that identity hard. They do have soundproof call booths, which is a genuinely useful touch for a co-working space. The alcohol is part of the concept. Not my thing, but not my review to ruin over personal taste. The food menu is limited — this is not a café in the traditional sense. What little they have doesn't always match what they claim to have: I was told the salmon-and-avocado bowl would come without avocado. I didn't bother ordering. As someone who is lactose intolerant, I was glad to find oat milk — the latte was genuinely good. Their signature coffees, though, come premixed with cow's milk and cannot be adjusted. A shame. The Wi-Fi is tied to how much you spend. Fine in principle, slightly irritating in practice. Getting here deserves its own paragraph. Find T-One Building, locate a hidden passage, clear a security checkpoint where around ten guards will inspect your bags and pockets for outside food, board a guarded lift, and remember your floor number — or you will end up somewhere considerably higher than planned. If you are a freelancer or digital nomad hunting for a vibe, this is your spot. If you have specific needs and limited patience for an expedition just to get a coffee — probably not. — Your busy idiot
Sylvain Le François
via GoogleLove this place for working or chill. Basically it's a free co-working, just pay what you order. WiFi 2 hours if you order for 100th, and 4 hours if more than that. WiFi is not that great but still OK. YouTube seems to be blocked. Nice view and smoking area.
Raviporn Buasaeng
via GoogleLove the vibe here! Great atmosphere, delicious drinks, and the perfect place to relax, work, catch up with friends, or have a team meeting. They even have games to keep you entertained. The staff are lovely and the service is excellent. Plus, there’s a great selection of coffee, tea, and cocktails. Such a chill spot — definitely worth checking out!
Artjom Pähkel
via GooglePersonalized service, super atmospheric, beautiful, and full of fun little easter eggs hidden everywhere, this place is perfect for digital nomads. I’m staying in Bangkok for 3 months and I work exclusively here. It really motivates you to get work done, plus the views are great. As for the Wi-Fi: if you spend 100B, you get 2 hours of access for one device; spend 300B, and you get an extra 4 hours. The internet works great, the seating is comfortable, and there are power outlets at every spot. Awesome playlist, both the music and the lighting change as the day goes on, which is super cool. A huge plus (very Gen Z 💅🏻) is that the lights aren't blasted at 100% brightness; they're ambient and dim further toward the evening, which I really liked. Highly recommend this spot! The coffee is among the best I’ve tried anywhere in the world - the flat white is absolute top 🔥 The staff speaks English, and you can pay with any card with zero fee.



