The perfect spot to catch the sunset and stay for an evening of relaxed revelry, Mojjo is furnished in the modern classic decor style embraced by young Latin designers.
A hot new Latin-inspired venue has arrived at 32/fl floor Compass SkyView Hotel, steps from Phrom Phong skytrain station. An equally alluring magnet for friends, colleagues and couples, Mojjo Lounge Barboasts breath-taking city views, stylish sofas, creative menus of food and drink, and optional indoor, terrace, and cigar bar seating.
The perfect spot to catch the sunset and stay for an evening of relaxed revelry, Mojjo is furnished in the modern classic decor style embraced by young Latin designers. Chic shades of Mexico, Spain and South America bring a taste of plush southern comfort to the pulsating heart of the Thai capital.
After work and on weekends, Mojjo buzzes with indulgences, including live jazz, pop classics and Latin rhythms, coming soon to the chic terrace; appetizing entrees & tapas; uncompromisingly curated beverages, and; a discreet spot in which to smoke a fine cigar.
Solid sustenance includes simple edamame seasoned with rock salt to gourmet pan-fried goose liver/onion marmalade & wild berry sauce. Not to mention black & blue tuna, goat cheese tart, mini blue cheese burgers, and Spanish pork meatballs, among many mouth-watering others.
As for Mojjo’s bubbling beverage stream, rum comes in bottles bearing 12 different labels, bourbon in seven, whiskey in 14. Plus, a bevy of beers, shots, cognacs, classic cocktails and softies. High above the milling crowds, Mojjo Lounge Bar invites good living lovers to gather the gang and make a date to lose yourself in another world of charming chic.
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