The closing of Seefah restaurant in Siam Square today is putting a hole in the heart of most people who grew up in the 70s and 80s.
Back then, the 60 rai Siam Square was considered the place to be in Bangkok — commercially, socially, and for retailers.
Long established as an inseparable part of the open-air shopping arcade was Seefah restaurant, which will no longer operate there.
Those familiar with the restaurant will miss not just the usual service it had provided over 54 years, but also the good memories.
The destiny of the Siam Square branch was heart-wrenching for Seefah Group’s chief officer Nitta Rachjaibun Nuntakwang. This is despite the brand still having 17…
