YELO House is a vibrant creative space nestled in the heart of Bangkok, just minutes from iconic attractions like Siam, MBK, and the Jim Thompson Museum. Housed in a beautifully converted warehouse, it features an art gallery that showcases local talent, versatile workshop spaces, unique retail units, and a cozy restaurant and café with stunning views of the San Saep Canal. This dynamic venue not only serves as a community hub but also provides a convenient thoroughfare for visitors heading to the nearby pier and museum. Experience creativity, culture, and connection at YELO House.
Welcome to YELO House, a unique creative space located in the bustling city center of Bangkok. Just a short stroll from popular locales such as Siam, MBK, Bangkok Art & Cultural Centre, and the Jim Thompson Museum, YELO House offers a perfect blend of art and community. This expertly converted warehouse is home to an impressive art gallery displaying the works of emerging and established artists that reflect the city’s diverse culture.
Within the expansive interior, visitors will find versatile workshop spaces designed for creativity and collaboration, ideal for hosting artistic endeavors or community programs. The retail units provide a platform for local artisans and entrepreneurs to showcase their unique products. Complementing the artistic environment, a welcoming restaurant and café overlook the serene San Saep Canal, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy delightful food and beverages.
YELO House is not only a creative venue but also acts as a convenient passage for visitors. Those looking to explore the area can easily access the pier and the nearby Jim Thompson Museum, enhancing the overall experience of both locals and tourists. Come immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere at YELO House, where creativity meets culture in the heart of Bangkok.
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YELO House is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 20/2 Soi Kasemsan 1, Rama 1 Road, 10330, Thailand
As staying nearby evergreen place hotel.. Found this yelo house, but went it, no art exhibition.. Only able find the cafe.. Very nice! Food limited but nice food! N outside view able see boat passby.. After food.. Can walk out n lot of street art! Cool place!!
An art gallery cum cafe/restaurant in a converted printing works. The space has been transformed wonderfully keeping many of the original structures. It runs from quiet Kasemsan Soi1 through to the canal behind with windows overlooking the klong boat traffic. Good coffee ( I got a nice piccolo), lots of small spaces with interesting art, a really nice funky space close to the busy Siam shopping area but tucked away at the end of this quiet soi. A short walk along side the klong to the famous house of Jim Thompson.
Stopped by after a visit to the Jim Thompson house. Unique space but there was no art. Cafe had a good atmosphere and yummy refreshing drinks. Did not try the food
Wonderful cafe + co working space which have some vibes of galleries, art scenery and vintage looking. As many of other reviewers mentioned here, the place was converted from a warehouse to a lovely unique space area for hangout with friends and love ones.Special thank to Yelo House team especially Khun Fatin. Lovely team, very courteous and friendly. Will be back again very soon. A cozy place for not only art enthusiasts , but for everyone at all ages.
Haaaa I truly enjoyed the space. Everyone I met there was so friendly and welcoming. How come I never heard of this?
Situated between BACC and Jim Thompson, this gallery has changing exhibitions and there is a coffeeshop.Back entrance to the canal walk.
This place is remarkable. The chef here takes risks with the food that deffinently paid off. Had two mains and and the ice cream parfait so delicious.
I had tried Pad Thai at every opportunity that I get when in Bangkok, and here is a new elevating experience. Creativity does show from presentation and taste. The Pad Thai serve on top of a huge lotus leaf (with a plate underneath) and it really makes a Thai food experience. I am not sure how to describe the taste however what I knew is that I spare none to waste. The restaurant is small and cosy. Located by the Khlong (river) and we took the riverboat and it stops right away at the restaurant.Wish I had known that the restaurant is part of a huge art gallery. That would make my visit much more complete!
It’s between the Jim Thompson museum and the canal boat stop, right on the canal. The spring rolls were the best i have ever had and the fries were good too. The drink selection is varied and interesting – they also do thai food at reasonable prices. Very clean and bright too with good a/c. I am sure its 1/2 the price of coffee at the museum 50m away.
Food is really good, friendly staff and the location is great, right at the water. Definitely go here after your visit to the Jim Thompson House to have a beer & a bite!