
Lao Tiki Punch
Dark Lao rum, house falernum, passion fruit, orange, caramel.
140,000 LAK
ຫຼັງຄ່ຳ · Vientiane, Laos
Exotic flavors. Handcrafted with intention. Inspired by the islands, rooted in Laos.

Dark Lao rum, house falernum, passion fruit, orange, caramel.
140,000 LAK

Coconut rum, lemongrass, passion fruit, lime, chili-salt.
110,000 LAK

Laodi white rum, sticky rice orgeat, coconut-pandan cream, pineapple.
110,000 LAK

Sun-dried banana rum, palm sugar, cacao bitters. Big clear cube.
195,000 LAK

Gin, jasmine syrup, egg white, butterfly pea fade. Orchid on top.
140,000 LAK

Dark rum, tamarind cordial, five-spice palm syrup, cinnamon smoke.
110,000 LAK

Tequila, mak khaen tincture, smoke under a cloche, lifted at your table.
140,000 LAK

House rum blend and jar-aged spices, served in its own little clay jar.
195,000 LAK

Our Story
Swizzle is where the spirit of the Pacific meets the soul of Laos. By day this house is Noy's Fruit Heaven, pouring Vientiane's freshest shakes. At five, the totems wake: 65 cocktails built on aged rum, lao-lao and morning-market fruit, served under carvings that crossed the sea from Bali.
And when the bronze gong sounds, the whole room knows: a bowl is coming.
Discover Our StoryEvery sharing bowl leaves the bar with fire, smoke, and one strike of the bronze. The whole room knows.
Tap the gong. Sound on.
Every tiki bar needs its keepers. Ours came a long way to light these torches.
Queen of the Fruit · Keeper of the Day
Noy has spent twenty years among mangoes, coconuts and morning markets, and she runs Noy's Fruit Heaven the way a captain runs a ship: nothing less than perfectly ripe gets aboard. Every syrup, puree and fruit in your glass tonight passed her hands first.
Counted so far: twenty years, ten thousand mangoes, zero bad ones served.
The Navigator · Keeper of the Night
Twenty-three years in hospitality, collected the long way around. He started in Russia, went to sea on cruise ships around South America, then worked the bars and floors of Singapore, Dubai and Thailand before the Mekong finally got him. Now he runs F&B for hotels by day and lights the torches here by night.
Counted so far: 23 years, four continents, seven ports, one gong.
Cannot choose from sixty-five drinks? Tap a spirit and let the totems decide your night.
Hidden behind the fruit stand near Pha That Luang. Good cocktails, warm people, and even warmer nights.