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Prumplum Umeshu Bar

5.0 (14 Reviews)
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  • Menus

    Food Menu

    Beverage Menu

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    Menu Highlights

    New Comer Starter Set, Mentaiko Spaghetti, Buta Kimchi Don, Yakitori 

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  • Reviews

    5.0 (14 Reviews)

    Food:

    4.6

    Service:

    5.0

    Atmosphere:

    4.7

    Dish Recommendations
    1
    New Comer Starter Set 4 Votes
    2
    Yakitori  1 Vote
    What Diners Say

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    5.0 03/04/2026
    I-Wen
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    5.0 21/07/2024
    Teeradol
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  • About

    Location

    Sathorn, Yen Akat

    35/2 Soi Si Bamphen,
    Thung Maha Mek, Sathon,
    Bangkok Thailand

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    Cuisine

    Japanese, Thai

    Good For

    Casual Dining, Drinks

    Open Today

    Monday
    05:30 PM-12:00 AM

    Tuesday
    05:30 PM-12:00 AM

    Wednesday
    05:30 PM-12:00 AM

    Thursday
    05:30 PM-12:00 AM

    Friday
    05:30 PM-12:00 AM

    Saturday
    05:30 PM-12:00 AM

    Sunday
    05:30 PM-12:00 AM

    Description

    On the ever-vibrant Soi Sri Bamphen of Rama 4, stands an enchanting gem waiting to be discovered: PrumPlum Umeshu Bar. Oh, and did we mention it? It's not just any bar; it's where umeshu isn't just a drink but the life of the party!

    Picture this: A quaint two-story haven, exuding warmth and intimate vibes, where umeshu flows as freely as the conversations. With only a single booth, exclusivity is the name of the game. It's all about those heart-to-heart talks, spontaneous giggles, and the shared joy of diving deep into the world of umeshu.

    Speaking of umeshu, PrumPlum is a palate-pleaser! For the uninitiated, umeshu is a delightful Japanese plum wine that teases and caresses the taste buds in the most wonderful ways. And PrumPlum, with its curated selection, ensures every sip is a story, a melody, a dance. A journey to PrumPlum is nothing short of an umeshu adventure. Dive into their signature favourites, each dish expertly designed to complement this alluring beverage. The tastes? Divine. The experience? Irresistible.

    But it's not just about the drink or the food. It's about the souls that fill the space. From fun-loving locals, and adventurous tourists to dedicated umeshu enthusiasts – the crowd here is as eclectic and electric as the city itself. Every individual brings a unique vibe, making PrumPlum a melting pot of personalities and cultures. It's where worlds collide, bonds form, and memories are etched forever. And oh, the service? Simply top-notch. Despite the buzzing atmosphere, there's an undeniable personal touch. The staff doesn't just serve; they engage, ensuring every guest feels seen, heard, and, most importantly, cherished.

    Now, let's get practical, shall we? Planning to pop over? Good choice! But here's a tiny tip: Given its popularity and limited seating, it's wise to ring them up or drop a chat to secure that coveted spot. After all, why leave such a divine experience to chance? Making your way there is a breeze. Simply hop on the MRT, glide to Lumpini Station, and hitch a quick motorcycle taxi ride to Soi Sri Bamphen. And voilà, you're at the doorstep of PrumPlum, ready for an umeshu escapade!

    Oh, a wee reminder for the planners out there: PrumPlum throws open its doors from 6:00 p.m. to the stroke of midnight, every Tuesday to Sunday. Mondays? That's their beauty sleep day, so maybe mark that for some anticipation building!

    Whether you're an umeshu aficionado, a curious cat, or someone just looking for a delightful evening out in Bangkok, PrumPlum Umeshu Bar promises an experience like no other. It's where conversations flow, spirits lift, and where umeshu isn't just a drink, but a way of life.
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