Chocolate Ville, Bangkok

I would say the last Bangkok+Hua Hin trip was a mini World Tour for me. After visiting Santorini Park, Swiss Sheep Farm and Venezia, the top 3 country-theme-based tourist spot at Hua Hin, I visited a America style village in Bangkok town. 
Chocolate Ville, is a restaurant located at the northeast area of Bangkok city and there is nothing here is related to Chocolate. Despite its far location from the town, but it grab our attentions to visit because of its unique environment, which features the European Village with the concept of “Dining in the Park”. The restaurant start its operation time from 4pm onwards.
We took a meter cab from Chatuchak Market to Chocolate Ville at 160THB and 400THB(6 ppls sharing one cab) from Chocolate Ville back to our hotel in Pratunam. Remember to print out a copy of map to Chocolate Ville in Thai version, because most of the taxi drivers we met refused to fetch because they not so sure about the route to Chocolate Ville.
We reached there at 5pm, and after a tiring shopping at Chatuchak Market, the only things appeared in our minds: “FOOD!” Thanks God, we got a table upon arrival although it was weekend, unlike other travellers that need to take numbers and wait for their turns.  I gained energy after the meal, so we started to take pictures around this lovely place.

Pictures time:

Welcome to Chocolate VilleOne thing I like about Chocolate Ville is Props are everywhere.
Sorry little lamb~~~

Normal foods served. Or we ordered the wrong foods?
No alcohol taken. For photography purpose. :-PLove the lighthouse for unknown reason. haha!

Panoramic view from lighthouse.
Public are allowed to go up to the light house.
Hi to Sally Duck!The Observatory Garden.Sommerset CottageGraduates captured their sweetest moments at this lovely place.
Envy, why no such place in Malaysia?Village Post Office.Old Town Wine Cellar.Enchanted Bridge.
Prints on camera lens spoiled the image Boat HouseWaterfront GlasshouseLayout of Chocolate Ville

The best time to visit Chocolate Ville is at late evening(before it turns dark), so you get to enjoy the view at its daytime glory, as well as its night time charm when you are dining in. Overall, I would say, this is a must-visit place. No entrance fee and you can snap photos till you drop (even though if you are not dining here), and not forget that you get to had your foods in this beautiful environment.

See you again, Chocolate Ville.