Hong Sieng Kong
Talat Noi
150-year-old Sino-Portuguese buildings transformed into a cultural venue, featuring preserved tree roots integrated into original walls. Houses an antique collection from prominent Bangkok traders against the backdrop of Chao Phraya River.
Architecture & Heritage
Three adjoining 150-200 year old Sino-Portuguese structures meticulously restored by the Hong family, prominent Bangkok antique traders. The buildings retain their original characteristics, with ancient creeping fig roots preserved within the exterior walls, creating a rare example of architecture integrated with natural growth.
Space Configuration
- Indoor gallery showcasing curated antique collection
- Air-conditioned dining areas
- Riverside terrace overlooking Chao Phraya and IconSiam
- Dedicated acoustic performance space
Cultural Elements
The venue documents the area's mercantile history through displayed artifacts and architectural preservation. Its location in a historic Chinese trading quarter adds contextual significance to both the structure and its current function.
Design Features
- Original wall textures maintained throughout restoration
- Integration of tropical vegetation with historical architecture
- 1920s Shanghai-inspired interior elements
- Natural light optimization through strategic openings
Technical Specifications
- Multi-level layout preserving original floor plans
- Climate-controlled exhibition spaces
- Structural reinforcement maintaining historical integrity
- Acoustic treatment for performance areas
Operating Information
- Evening closure at 20:00
- Live acoustic performances on weekends
- Minimum consumption policy in effect