Travel back to a time when the grandeur of traditional Thai houses hadn't been replaced with modern skyscrapers right in the heart of Silom, one of the city's most important business districts. Set among lush tropical greenery, Silom Village captures the spirit of old Bangkok through a compound of 17 well-preserved Thai antique houses dating back to the glorious era of King Rama V. The complex features a hotel (Silom Village Inn), and a shopping arcade where an impressive collection of fine antiques, handicrafts, lacquer-finished products, jewellery, Thai silk, and furniture can be found. Besides the shopping arcade, you can also enjoy authentic Thai and international cuisine at the Silom Village Restaurant, complete with a Thai classical dance show

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Restaurant Name: Silom Village Trade Center
I went here with some family members and it was an alright experience. A little overpriced for the food that you could have gotten somewhere else-but hey, they have some Thai dance. There is a large thai seafood restaurant that surrounds the stage.

This place isn't worth it if you are coming from another part of the city. They have these restaurant/dance shows everywhere. It's good if you are close by and are tired and want something close by. Also, ify ou want to see some dance. Otherwise, stick to some of the other restaurants nearby