12°Plato Brewing opened in late 2022 in Bang Na district, southeast of central Bangkok. The bar has a tap wall with as many as 21 different beers available. They serve their own beer, plus local beers and standard European beers. As for the food menu, there are plenty of American style dishes on top of some local Thai dishes.
Features of 12°Plato Brewing, a brewpub
- Craft beer brewed on site
- 21 taps: local Thai focus + European imports
- American and Thai food available
- Patio area and parking lot
What’s in a beer bar’s name?
“12°Plato Brewing” is a term that refers to the brewing process, which basically means “5% ABV,” (Alcohol By Volume). Most beers are generally about 5% though it ranges.
Also, depending on where the name is written, it can be “12Plato” on social media, or “12 Plato” on maps.
(picture from Facebook post)
The bar has a sizable patio with tables for customers to enjoy their food and craft beer, especially as the bar’s walls are large glass panels that can fold open for nice nights.
The tap wall has space for 21 taps when totally full. The tap list displays the following in order:
- Name of the beer
- Style of beer
- ABV (alcohol strength)
- Price for 330ml / Pint
The display does NOT indicate the brewery that the beer comes from. That can be a bit confusing when looking to explore new beers with names a craft beer lover is not familiar with. When making a visit in January, it was helpful to learn more about each beer by looking up the beer on Untappd.
Clif, Editor.
Getting to 12°Plato Brewing
Address: โรงแรมโอไรออน, 52 Soi Bang Na-Trat 30, Bang Na Tai, Bang Na, Bangkok 10260, Thailand. (Google Map)
12 Plato takes a bit of effort to get to from central Bangkok. If using public transportation, you can take the skytrain to Bang Na BTS station. From there, grab a can to take a 10 minute ride to the bar. It is part of the Orion Hotel and Residence. If using Grab, it might be easier to enter Orion as your destination.
The bar is behind the Orion hotel, so you can not see it from the street. When coming down the road, look for the Orion and 12 Plato logos on a grey wall that leads to a parking lot.
NEARBY: Another place to check out in the area is Third Pint.
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