The Story
Mae Sot · Tak · Thailand
A little village from New York City, rebuilt in the heart of Mae Sot, Tak — this is the story of West Village.
Urban Village
Why West Village
New York's West Village is the original “urban village” — strangely calm and warm amid the chaos of a huge city. Winding brick streets, classic townhouses, leafy sidewalks and corner spots that invite people to slow down.
Sitting on Manhattan's western edge by the Hudson, it became a destination that's tasteful yet easygoing and deeply communal — much like Thailand's own western frontier, Mae Sot, where borderland calm meets modern lifestyle.
2nd Floor · Dining
Brick, Neon & Detail
Three shophouse units, 300 sqm across two floors, seating 128 guests — designed by a top national architecture team. Red brick, black awnings and a hand-scripted neon sign that's fast becoming Mae Sot's new landmark.
Inside, the layout welcomes every table size — solo, date night, family or the whole crew — with a lighting system that transforms the room as the day turns to night.
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West Village is built to be “the one place for every moment of the day” — quality ingredients, honest prices, and a space where every corner is photogenic.
