The Wireless Club is a day-to-night community venue on the G Floor of The Storeys at One Bangkok, immediately beside The Wireless House. It opens at 7am on weekdays, which makes it useful for coffee before work, then continues until 10pm with cocktails, music and DJs. Weekend hours start later, at 10am, and also run to 10pm.
Coffee is the daytime anchor. The venue has a signature specialty blend created with Brave Roaster, but the concept is broader than a conventional coffee shop: art, limited-edition design pieces and interactive ways to create a personal blend sit alongside the drinks. In the evening, curated cocktails and music change how the same room is used.
Pick Your Time
Arrive between 7am and late morning on a weekday for the clearest cafe experience. The early opening suits a breakfast meeting or a calm cup before One Bangkok becomes busy. Afternoon works for browsing The Wireless House and surrounding art spaces. Evening is better for cocktails, DJs and a social atmosphere; it may be less suitable for focused laptop work.
Order The Coffee
Start with the signature blend if the collaboration with Brave Roaster is the reason for visiting. Ask which brewing methods are available and whether the blend changes between espresso and filter. Milk, temperature and sweetness can alter a carefully built coffee, so describe what you enjoy rather than ordering by trend. Check the live menu for prices and seasonal drinks.
Stay For Cocktails
The venue is intentionally designed to move from caffeine to cocktails. If staying across that transition, eat and hydrate rather than treating a long afternoon as a drinking session. Ask what makes a signature cocktail specific to the Wireless House story, and request a lower-alcohol or alcohol-free option when that better fits the evening.
Notice The Setting
The Wireless House preserves the history of radio broadcasting on Wireless Road, while the club interprets that context through a contemporary lifestyle space. Give the neighbouring heritage building time instead of using it merely as a photo backdrop. Exhibitions and access can change, so look for current visitor information when planning the combined stop.
Browse The Collaborations
Limited items made with Thai and international artists and designers can appear in the venue, alongside interactive blend experiences. Stock and schedules are not permanent. If a particular collaboration matters, confirm it on the day. Buy because the object has meaning, not because scarcity language creates pressure; the coffee experience works without a retail purchase.
Getting There
One Bangkok occupies Wireless Road beside Lumphini Park and is connected to MRT Lumphini. Follow signs for The Storeys and then the G Floor; the development is large enough that a building name is more useful than a generic mall pin. Allow extra walking time for a first visit, especially when meeting someone at a specific entrance.
Work Or Meet
A weekday morning coffee can support a short conversation, but this is a cultural community space rather than a guaranteed coworking desk. Bring headphones, keep calls brief and do not spread equipment across shared seating. For a client meeting, check music level and seating when you arrive. Later DJ programming naturally changes the room’s suitability for business.
Build A Visit
Pair the drink with The Wireless House, public art at One Bangkok or a walk in Lumphini Park. Morning visitors can start with the park and cool down over coffee; evening visitors can see the art before cocktails. A compact itinerary makes the venue feel connected to its district, which is more rewarding than crossing Bangkok for a single cup and leaving immediately.
Check The Live Menu
Prices, food choices, artist collaborations and DJ sessions are changeable parts of the venue. Scan the current menu before settling in and ask when an evening programme begins if music is central to the visit. For allergies, describe the ingredient rather than relying on a drink name; coffee syrups, garnishes and cocktails can contain nuts, dairy or other less obvious components. A clear order at the start makes the flexible day-to-night concept easier to enjoy.
Who It Suits
The Wireless Club suits coffee drinkers who like design and cultural context, visitors meeting around One Bangkok, and groups that want one address to evolve from afternoon into evening. Someone seeking a silent study room, a traditional neighbourhood cafe or a dedicated cocktail bar may prefer a more specialised venue. Its strength is the overlap, handled in one polished space.
At A Glance
- Location: G Floor, The Storeys, One Bangkok, beside The Wireless House.
- Weekday hours: Monday-Friday, 7am-10pm.
- Weekend hours: Saturday-Sunday, 10am-10pm.
- Coffee: Signature specialty blend developed with Brave Roaster.
- Evening: Cocktails, curated drinks and DJ-led music.
- Map: Open in Google Maps
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Questions
What time does The Wireless Club open?
It opens at 7am on weekdays and 10am on weekends, closing at 10pm daily.
Is it only a cafe?
No. It combines coffee with cocktails, music, art, design collaborations and interactive experiences.
Where is it inside One Bangkok?
Find it on the G Floor of The Storeys beside The Wireless House.
Which MRT station is closest?
MRT Lumphini is the practical rail stop for One Bangkok.
