
Chinese and Thai bar food with a mala skewer station, beer and live music, on the second floor of True Digital Park on Sukhumvit Road in Bang Na.
OWNDAYS True Digital Park, 101 Sukhumvit Rd, Khwaeng Bang Chak, Khet Phra Khanong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10260
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Google rating
4.5/ 5
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About Chen Bar & Restaurant
Chen Bar & Restaurant is a bar and restaurant on the second floor of True Digital Park, at 101 Sukhumvit Rd in Bang Na. It serves Chinese and Thai dishes and snacks. Reviews mention a mala skewer station, cold beer, grilled pork, roasted cashews and live music.
It has a 4.5 Google rating from about 200 reviews (November 2026).
One review found a mala dish uneven, so ask staff about spice levels. The park is a short walk from BTS Punnawithi by skywalk, but check the route first. The bar opens from 10:00 to midnight daily.
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Positive reviews
- ★★★★★Natphol Phattanaliamphaibool· a year ago
🍽️ Chen Bar & Mala – Spicy Skewers & Chill Vibes in the Heart of True Digital Park Tucked away on the second floor of True Digital Park (East Wing), Chen Bar & Mala offers a refreshing take on Chinese comfort food with a modern bar twist. Just a short walk from BTS Punnawithi via the skywalk, the location is convenient for both locals and office-goers in the area. As you step inside, you’re greeted by warm lighting, red lanterns, and a cozy blend of traditional Chinese aesthetics and casual bar decor. The atmosphere is relaxed yet lively, perfect for after-work drinks, small gatherings, or weekend chill sessions. The star of the show here is undoubtedly the Mala skewers – spicy, numbing, and highly customizable. Diners can choose from a variety of meats, seafood, and vegetables, all skewered and seasoned with bold Sichuan-style spices. You can go with a dry-grilled version or choose the soup-based mala hotpot style – both equally satisfying. Beyond the skewers, the menu also features Chinese tapas-style dishes such as fried dumplings, spicy tofu, crispy chicken wings, and cold noodles with sesame sauce. Each dish is crafted to pair beautifully with the bar’s curated list of beverages. Speaking of drinks, Chen’s bar menu boasts a decent selection of Chinese craft beers, as well as local favorites, cocktails, and soft drinks. Their beer + mala combos are particularly popular, especially in the evenings. What really elevates the experience is the live music, usually featured on weekday evenings. It adds a touch of warmth without overwhelming the space — more mellow acoustic sets than loud bar rock. The staff are generally friendly and accommodating, though during peak hours the service can get a little slow. It’s best to flag someone down or order in batches if you’re with a large group. Prices are quite reasonable for the setting — skewers start around 15–30 THB each, and shared dishes range from 120–250 THB. Drinks are also fairly priced, making it an affordable night out. Whether you’re in the mood for a spicy solo meal or a laid-back night with friends, Chen Bar & Mala is a hidden gem at True Digital Park that combines heat, flavor, and a casual bar vibe with finesse. ⭐ Final Thoughts: If you’re craving authentic Sichuan spice, love discovering cozy bars, or just want to hang out somewhere that feels local but unique — Chen deserves a spot on your list.
- ★★★★★Ben Lee· 2 years ago
Pretty cool spot to chill with some iced cold beers and listen to live music. They offer a lot of tasty small plates as well, especially the grilled pork and roasted cashews!
- ★★★★★Willim Mitchell· 2 years ago
Great bar and restaurant with Chinese Thai and snack food. Check out the mala station and beer. Live music too.
Negative reviews
- ★★★★★Akshay Hegde· 2 years ago
It's located in True digital park, ambience is OK. Staff were courteous, and food was served fresh.
- ★★★★★The traveller· 2 years ago
Atmosphere is good, concept is good, menu is good , price is reasonable. That’s why it made me feel disappointed about the taste of all dishes I ordered today 🥲 I’m a fan of MaLa food style but I can’t even eat the dish MaLa fried (หม่าล่าผัดแห้ง) coz of some wired smell like a kind of Indian spices. Sorry to say straight forwardly but hope this worth for the owner to investigate and develop. And please don’t believe me until you try it. Btw, I like other manu (กับแกล้ม) and live band for chill out with friends.
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