Frosty

Then you bring them through the back alley entrance.

Be careful at On8. It's a nice hotel but they offer 2 kinds of water. If you drink the wrong one it will cost you quite a bit. Also, the Saffron rooms can get very bright. They have large windows that, while frosted, can let in a lot of light in the mornings still (even with the curtains drawn). If you get the Saffron room near Sukhumvit you can hear the traffic at times.

Quite guest friendly. They are also very helpful in setting up tours, private drivers, or other conveniences. It's a nice place and right outside the Nana terminal for the Skytrain, literally.

During daytime hours their entrance is through the front restaurant. At night you have to use the alley behind Soi 8 to enter the hotel.

Correct, but what is the name of the restaurant? Do I just call the hotel up to reserve a table for 4 people on the restaurant balcony? Is there only one restaurant which uses the balcony or is it shared?

I've been to the Seashell museum in Bangkok. That's about the closest I can think that you're talking about.

I had a 7-course meal at the Baiyoke hotel up on the 80ish floor a few months back. Can anyone tell me how to make a reservation at this restaurant, and which one it is? There was a buffet inside but this was outside on the outdoor balcony at the top of the tower.

Here's a post with pictures from the meal

I'd really like to make reservations there again on my next trip.

I have a question about dinner at the Baiyoke. Last year when I was there I was able to get a 7-course meal on the 80ish floor of the hotel. The location was on a balcony outside the hotel where the food was brought outside. The inside area looked like a buffet. Do you know what the name of this restaurant which serves the food outside on the balcony is?