find a table that fits your party on the date you want, read the colours on the floor plan, and tell the venue in advance what you need.
Steps
- Under “1. Choose a date”, tap the chip for the date you are coming
Chips show only dates the venue has opened for booking and whose “booking cutoff” has not passed · an event date carries its name in small print under the date, and its deposit may differ from other dates (check the amount in the review box before confirming) · after midnight until early morning (before 06:00) still counts as the previous day's service date
The chosen chip turns dark and the plan below switches to that date - Under “2. Choose a table on the floor plan”, set “How many people?” with the − / + buttons
The counter starts at “–” (not set); tap + to start counting · 1–20 people · tables that are too small or too large fade out (“Free but not the right size”) · you can leave it unset while browsing — the page then says “Showing all n free tables” — but it must be set before “Review details”: the party size is saved with the booking so the venue can prepare the table; if it is missing you see “Choose how many people” and the page scrolls back to the counter · you may still pick a table of another size; the review box only warns (“This table seats 4–6, you chose 8 — you can still confirm; the venue will sort it out on the day”)
The line under “How many people?” says “n tables free” or “Not an exact fit, but n tables seat you” - Tap a green table on the plan (phones start at 1.5×; 1× / 2× available, and you can scroll)
Venues with several floors show tabs (“Main floor · 2nd floor …”) above the plan — tap to switch (the number is how many tables) · Prefer a list? Scroll to “Or pick from the list”, grouped by floor and zone (a note from the venue, e.g. a minimum spend, may sit under the zone name) · the plan refreshes itself every 10 seconds, so a table that just freed up turns green on its own · the bottom bar hides while you type in the form (so it never covers the field) and returns when you leave the field
The bottom bar shows “Table A1 · 4–6 people” - In the “3. Booker details” form there is a “Requests / special occasion (optional)” field — type what you want the venue to know
e.g. “birthday, near the stage” or “arriving 22:00” · one line, up to 200 characters · the venue sees it on its “Today” screen and at check-in, but it is not a promise — the venue does what it can on the day · you can edit it later from the booking card (Edit name, phone, party size or requests) · a small line above the confirm button reads “By confirming, your name and phone number are shared with the venue for this booking — see the privacy policy”; the link opens the privacy policy (Thai) in a new tab
The text appears in the review box and on the booking card
Venues that book by time
Venues with more than one service (added 2026-10-06)
A venue that takes bookings in more than one service — lunch in the restaurant and the evening in the pub, say — asks you to "Choose a service" as step 2; "Choose a time" then becomes step 3 (the later steps shift to 4 and 5).
- Each service chip shows its hours and, when the two differ, its own deposit ("Restaurant 10:30–18:00 · Free" / "Pub 19:00–01:00 · Deposit ฿200").
- Choosing one shows only that service's rounds, and the line under them repeats what this service costs.
- Each service has its own rules: who picks the table, the deposit, when online booking closes, how long the table is held. Switching service changes the page accordingly.
- A service that is "Closed" or "Fully booked" stays on screen but cannot be tapped, so you can see the venue has it.
- A shared link that names a round opens that round's service. If the round is gone, the next open round of the same service is chosen — never another service, so the price cannot change without you noticing.
- A venue that takes bookings in one service only does not get this step; nothing changes for it.
- Services may overlap in time (the restaurant until 21:00, the pub from 19:00): pick whichever you want — each service's floor plan shows only the zones it seats in, and your booking keeps that service's deposit and release time (added 2026-10-18). A service the venue has closed for the day ("Closed today: …" on the venue page) is not offered that day.
Venues that book in rounds
Some restaurants take bookings in rounds — 17:30–19:30 and 19:45–21:45, say. The booking page then has a "Choose a time" step as step 2 (the later steps shift to 3 and 4). Each chip shows the time, the round's name and how many seats are left. A round that is "Fully booked" or "Closed" stays on screen but cannot be tapped, so you can see what is left.
- Switching rounds refreshes the plan — the same table can be free in one round and taken in another.
- One phone may book once per round, so two rounds on the same date are fine.
- Your booking card and the calendar file (.ics) carry the round, and "arrive by …" is that round's own time, not the venue's whole-evening release time.
- Where the venue seats you, the line under "How many of you?" counts the round's remaining seats ("28 seats left in this round") instead of tables.
- Some venues seat you themselves: there is no plan to pick from — party size and time are enough. The card says the venue will seat you, and you cannot swap tables yourself.
Table colours
| Colour | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Green | Free — tap to choose |
| Amber, dashed | Pending payment (may free up soon) |
| Red | Taken |
| Grey | Closed on that date |
| Dark with a ring | Selected |
| Faded green | Free but not the right size for your party |
An amber table explains itself when tapped: “May free up in ~N min if unpaid” — if you want that table, wait a moment. Full table in Table colours on the floor plan
If you see this message
| Message | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| No dates are open for booking yet. Please follow the venue's announcements | The venue has not opened any date for advance booking | Follow the announcements or contact the venue |
| No free tables on that date. Try another date | Every table is booked | Pick another date, or watch whether an amber table frees up |
| No free tables for n people — try another date or contact the venue | No table of that size is free | Reduce the party size (two tables need two phone numbers) or contact the venue |
| Table … was just booked. Please choose another table on the plan | Your chosen table was booked while you were typing | Tap another green table |
| Choose how many people | You tapped “Review details” without setting “How many people?” | Tap + on the counter, then review again |
| Your request is longer than 200 characters | The “Requests” field is too long | Shorten the text |
| This date is not open for booking yet | The venue has not opened this date | Pick another date or contact the venue |
| Online booking for this date has closed. Please contact the venue | The booking cutoff has passed | Call the venue for a walk-in, or book another date |
| This table is closed today | The venue closed this table for that date | Pick another green table |
| Online booking is temporarily closed. Please contact the venue directly | The venue has no payment channel set up, or its plan has expired | Contact the venue directly |
Free dates
When the date chip / venue page says "Free booking, no deposit", the review box reads "No deposit — booked the moment you confirm" and the button is "Confirm booking (no deposit)" — tapping it opens your booking card at once, with no countdown.
Venues with several periods
The venue page may list several periods, e.g. “Café 08:00–16:00” and “Bar 19:00–01:00 (bookable)” — only the period marked “(bookable)” takes online bookings; the others are walk-in, ask at the door · the booking card and the calendar entry refer to the bookable period only.