A 1960’s-style atmosphere envelops this place.
Simple yet particular, it attracts not only lovers of classic two-wheelers but also others..... After many years in Bangkok, Tanonchai Kleangklao, or Tu (the owner), decided to take his Vespas and return to his city.
And thus it was that on 14 February 2005 Tu opened the gathering point that would inevitably become a symbol of Nakhon Si Thammarat.
Red tones, white lamps that descend from the ceiling like moons, and essential furnishings confer on this space the capability to make you feel at ease, surrounded by old mementos, reminders of a myth without limits . . . . . the Vespa.
P.P.R.