Bangkok's LV Cafe, the first in Southeast Asia. Signature Monogram cakes are a must-visit

These include the first-ever Southeast Asia limited-time Cafe called Le Cafe Louis Vuitton, a Michelin-star restaurant Gaggan at Louis Vuitton, featuring internationally renowned chef Gaggan Anand, as well as a Louis Vuitton historical interactive exhibition that will be on display until the end of this year, transforming Gaysorn Amarin into an LV landmark!

The limited-time LV Cafe is the first LV café in Southeast Asia.

Securing a table or a takeaway order can be quite challenging Upon entering Le Cafe Louis Vuitton, you'll find the entire world enveloped by LV's Monogram emblem. The entire store, from tableware to napkin holders, features the LV monogram. Each cake and beverage is uniquely crafted to reflect the LV emblem. The cafe is adorned with welcoming decorations throughout.

Many LV Monogram logos are displayed throughout the entire LV Cafe. Teapots and cups all feature the LV logo. Cakes start from 450 Baht, all designed with the LV Monogram. Cakes start from 450 Baht, all designed with the LV Monogram.

Although the cafe operates on an online reservation system where bookings for the next month open on the first day of each month, securing a reservation can still be quite challenging. If unable to secure a seat, patrons can still explore the cafe by purchasing takeaway items. However, due to limited capacity, even the takeaway queue can take at least an hour. Takeaway items do not include cake products; only cookies, ice cream, tea leaves, and coffee are available for selection.

Photography is welcome throughout the entire café, with many photo spots available. The café has a takeaway merchandise section you can purchase cookies, ice cream, and tea leaves.

Indulge in Michelin-star LV restaurant delicacies

Another highly talked-about spot is the Michelin-star LV restaurant Gaggan at Louis Vuitton, which also requires online reservations. Lunch with eight courses starts at 4,000 Thai Baht, while dinner with 17 courses starts at 8,000 Thai Baht. Reservations are equally challenging to secure. For groups of six or more, a private room can be booked with a minimum spending of 50,000 Thai Baht, allowing a glimpse into the restaurant's kitchen operations. Reservations for various days are still available.

The Michelin-starred restaurant Gaggan at Louis Vuitton, created in collaboration with international chef Gaggan Anand.( photo from Louis Vuitton) The unique dishes at Gaggan at Louis Vuitton are visually stunning.( photo from Louis Vuitton)

Free LV historical exhibition is like stepping into a time tunnel

The limited-time LV historical interactive exhibition running until the end of the year allows free reservations. It showcases authentic Louis Vuitton pieces from different eras, offering LV enthusiasts a rare and exceptional interactive journey through Louis Vuitton's history. Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a futuristic passage made of 96 antique LV trunks, accompanied by immersive projection screens, creating a sensation of walking through a time tunnel.

Upon entering, visitors are greeted by a pathway made of 96 vintage LV trunks. All items in the exhibition are authentic, with some dating back over a hundred years. The history of LV is presented starting from the first wooden trunk.

Inside the historical exhibition hall, visitors will encounter over a hundred years of LV authentic pieces, ranging from the earliest wooden travel trunks to canvas beds and luggage. Another section displays recent classic LV handbags and accessories using a futuristic transparent bubble design, exuding a sense of the future. The collaboration projection hall showcases past LV collaborations with various designers and artists, combining giant projection screens with an array of handbag installations, creating a magnificent sight. Visitors can also receive small LV souvenirs randomly at the interactive area, adding extra significance to the experience.

The use of bubble installations gives the entire hall a futuristic feel. LV has collaborated with numerous artists to release co-branded products.

Le Cafe Louis Vuitton

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00-20:00

Reservation link: https://www.sevenrooms.com/reservations/lecafelouisvuitton

Gaggan at Louis Vuitton

Lunch: 12:00 & 12:30

Dinner: 18:00 & 19:00

Address: Unit 2F-S01-B, 2nd Floor, Gaysorn Amarin, 496-502 Ploenchit Road, Lumpini, Pathumwan, Bangkok, 10330

Phone: +66 61-413-6295

Reservation link: https://www.sevenrooms.com/experiences/gagganatlouisvuitton/gaggan-by-louis-vuitton-10421662797

LV Exhibition

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00-20:00

Reservation link: https://lv-the-place-bangkok.seetickets.com/timeslot/louis-vuitton-visionary-journeys

Gaysorn Amarin

Address: 496-502 Ploen Chit Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330

Directions: Upstairs station, 3 minutes walk