Ojo Bangkok is a new Mexican restaurant on the 76th floor of the King Power Mahanakhon building. At 300m above the ground, Ojo overlooks the city, offering a stunning view of the city and the Chao Phraya River from its indoor and outdoor areas. The Ojo name symbolizes the all-seeing eye of a higher power. The concept of Ojo de Dios (Eye of God) is deeply rooted in Mexico’s daily life, folklore, and culture, representing humanity’s faith in divine providence and protective power. The decor was inspired by Mexican culture and was envisioned by Ou Baholyodhin, one of Bangkok’s most respected designers. Ojo’s rich, jewel-toned aesthetics takes inspiration from Central America’s precious metals and gemstones.

The design refers as well to the mysticism of Latin America’s ancient civilizations. Helmed by award-winning chef Francisco Paco Ruano, the menu features creative twists on authentic Mexican cuisine and cocktails. His signature cuisine combines his traditional and contemporary Mexican techniques with a mix of imported and locally sourced ingredients to create incredible culinary flavors. Among the favorites at Ojo Bangkok is Paco’s signature Ojo Guacamole with crab meat topped with red caviar, the Chiang Mai tomato salad with fermented chili mayonnaise, and salted lemon. As main, the grilled Pescado Zarandeado and bone-in ribeye Carne Asada, 800g ribeye, cricket martajada sauce, onions, and toreado. Ojo is the place to enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine and late-night drinks while admiring the 360-degree views of Bangkok’s glittering skyline. Ojo offers only valet parking service located at the hotel entrance when entering the King Power Mahanakhon entrance on the ground floor.