Cafe' De Musketeer: A Cafe with a Mini Zoo, Aquarium and Sports Field
Cafe' De Musketeer on Phutthamonthon Sai 3 is a restaurant, cafe, fitness club, mini zoo and aquarium in one, great for families, couples and groups of friends.
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Cafe' De Musketeer is on Sala Thammasop Road off Phutthamonthon Sai 3 in Thawi Watthana, Bangkok. It is a fusion restaurant and cafe with a mini zoo (macaws, kangaroos, flamingos, peacocks), giant freshwater fish tanks and an artificial-turf football pitch. Open daily.
Key takeaways
- Restaurant, cafe, fitness club, mini zoo and aquarium in one place
- Peacocks roam freely; you can feed bananas to the animals at no extra cost
- Fusion dishes plus 20+ clean-eating options
- Giant freshwater tanks with arapaima and Mekong giant catfish
- Open daily: Mon–Fri 07:00–20:00, Sat–Sun 08:00–21:00
Today Meeting Point is taking you to Cafe' De Musketeer on Phutthamonthon Sai 3 Road, a really charming cafe. It is great for the whole family, sweet for a date, and perfect for a free day out with your friends.
Cafe' De Musketeer is a restaurant, fitness club, zoo and
aquarium all in one, in the Phutthamonthon area, so it is great value for a visit. It is decorated with swings and lots of animal statues to wander around (parents, your kids will love it). When you walk in, peacocks strut back and forth showing off, completely unbothered by humans and not afraid of people at all.
There are two main zones: drinks and bakery, and food.
Drinks and bakery zone
Lots to choose from, including shaved ice, burgers, samosas and fried snacks.
Drinks include tea, coffee and various sweet drinks.
Food zone
The table layout here is well done, nicely spaced so you are not bumping into anyone. There is a wide range of fusion dishes at fair prices. If you are watching your weight, there are more than 20 clean-eating dishes for health lovers. Other options include pizza, salmon larb, baked pork ribs and much more.
What we ordered today:
Pizza, Isan sausage, stir-fried seafood with holy basil, stir-fried vegetables, baked spinach with cheese and shrimp cakes. Very filling and delicious.
Mini Zoo zone
Let's look around. First stop is the macaw cage, with bright, adorable parrots calling out to visitors all the time. There are also kangaroos you can get really close to.
The zoo area is a wide pond full of animals: flamingos, ducks, geese, swans, turtles, kangaroos and fish. So many, and well worth the visit. There is also a giant rodent, but it is gentle and shy, so approach slowly. You can feed bananas to the animals, and there is no charge for the animal food.
Mini Aquarium zone
This zone has a large fish tank with three viewing windows, home to many species of giant freshwater fish swimming around, including arapaima and Mekong giant catfish. Photos and names of each species are posted on the tanks so you can learn as you look.
Sport Club zone
The full name is Musketeer Sport Club, so there is a sports area too. An artificial-turf football pitch separates the restaurant from the zoo, with small and large goals and several balls you can take out to play. Just remember to put them back.
The Musketeer Fitness & Sport Club
Location: 52/5 Sala Thammasop Road, Thawi Watthana, Bangkok 10170, Thailand
Phone: 02 403 8188
Map: https://goo.gl/maps/xiY3KzLHkqN2
Open daily
Monday–Friday 07:00–20:00
Saturday–Sunday 08:00–21:00
FAQ
Where is Cafe' De Musketeer?
52/5 Sala Thammasop Road, Thawi Watthana, Bangkok 10170, in the Phutthamonthon Sai 3 area.
What are the opening hours?
Open daily: Monday–Friday 07:00–20:00, Saturday–Sunday 08:00–21:00.
What animals can you see?
Macaws, kangaroos, flamingos, ducks, geese, swans, turtles, a giant rodent, free-roaming peacocks and big freshwater fish.
Is it good for kids?
Yes. There are swings, animal statues, a mini zoo, an aquarium and a football pitch, and you can feed bananas to the animals for free.
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