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From swanky Thonglor nightclubs to rooftop bars in Silom with unmatched views, Time Out Bangkok searched through the city to find the greatest mixologists with their unrivaled cocktail concoctions. Scroll down for the list of our favorite cocktail bars in Bangkok. 

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Scrolling through your feed, it’s easy to get caught up in the endless daytime adventures Thailand has to offer. But when the sun sets, that’s when things truly come alive. Beyond the neon-lit parties and famous night markets, there’s a whole world of after-dark gems waiting to be uncovered. Whether you’re gearing up for an all-nighter on the islands, relaxing by the beach, or catching a local band, our guide will take you through every corner of Thailand’s nightlife scene. RECOMMENDED:📍 The best things to do in Thailand🏖 The best beaches in Thailand🛏 The best hotels in Thailand

Along with the Michelin guide, Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants is one of the most celebrated and awaited dining awards in the region. Each year, it rolls out a list of both establishments and praise-worthy chefs that churn out great dishes using traditional and innovative techniques, and push new boundaries in the culinary scene. But while Michelin recognition is based on the critiques of inspectors, Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants is decided by votes from industry experts, insiders, chefs, and editors, each of whom can vote for 10 restaurants that he or she has visited in the past 18 months.  Here’s the list of Bangkok restaurants that made it to Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2024. RECOMMENDED: Here's the list of Michelin-starred restaurants in Thailand

It’s a wrap for 2023! Just like the year before, we ate a lot in 2023, from tasty plates at casual dining spots to beautifully presented fare at fancy restaurants in five-star hotels. And we also tried a lot of new and noted dining spots that popped up in town throughout the year. These are the ones we recommend. Note: The list features restaurants we tried between December 2022 and November 2022, and is ranked in random order. New restaurants we haven’t tried will be considered for next year’s list.

Live music can set the stage for a relaxed night after a long day of dealing with Bangkok’s hustle and bustle or may even serve as pre-game before a night out in town. The city’s live music scene extends its reach throughout town, from cozy venues in Chinatown to institutional bars tucked away on a dimly-lit soi.   Here are eight beloved music  bars in Bangkok to check out and perhaps have your own La La Land moment. RECOMMENDED: Have you checked out Yaowarat yet? If this buzzy neighborhood is in your radar, then here’s your chance to explore it with us. Then, go on to explore the rest of Bangkok with our ‘Reconnect with Your City’ campaign.  

There’s always a flurry of activity in Suvarnabhumi Airport—it is probably one of the busiest travel hubs in Southeast Asia. But you’d be surprised to find out that there is as much going on in the neighborhood surrounding Suvarnabhumi as there is within it. Located southeast of Bangkok, the area of Suvarnabhumi is especially bustling during the weekend, and is popular among Bangkokians who want to get away from the city and explore attractions you wouldn’t necessarily find in the capital, such as outlet malls, golf courses, and even waterparks. The same attractions can also be tempting to travelers, especially those on a lengthy layover or whose flights have been delayed. You have the option to wait around listlessly at the airport or you can leave your bags at luggage storage, hop in a taxi, and explore these destinations within easy reach of Suvarnabhumi.

Let us set the scene on how crazy Silom can get in one day. Like its sister neighborhood Sathorn, Silom is one of Bangkok’s major CBDs and home to huge establishments and institutions such as national banks, long-established schools, and international corporations. The start of the day sees a flurry of students, nine-to-fivers, and service crew flocking to their schools and workplaces. At noon, office workers come out to hunt for a quick lunch, either from the street food carts or mom-and-pop shops that line the neighborhood’s main road. More chaos manifests in the late afternoon as everyone tries to get home or let loose—or go wild—at one of the many bustling restaurants, bars, and clubs that make Silom one of the Thai capital’s most vibrant areas. It’s easy to just pop in and dine, drink, and dance ’til you drop or until the wee hours, whichever comes first.     Silom is also easily accessed via BTS Saladaeng and MRT Silom, which makes it even more welcoming and attractive to both curious tourists and local revelers from all over the city.    The neighborhood may be notorious for its endless bustle and jam-packed establishments, but there is another side to Silom. One where you can steer clear of the crowds and frantic rush, and kick back at your own pace. Let us guide you through a day at Silom’s more quiet spots.   RECOMMEND: Rediscover your love for music and entertainment at these 7 hotspots, or ‘Reconnect With Your City’ to see where else you should go in the Thai capi

ขอเปิดพื้นที่ให้ทาสรักหม่าล่าและชาบูหม้อไฟได้มากองรวมกันตรงนี้ เพระหลังจากที่เราซุ่มซดซุปและจุ่มเนื้อจนลิ้นชาอยู่แรมปี เราก็ได้ข้อสรุปมาแล้วว่านี่คือลิสต์ร้านหม่าล่าฮอตพอตที่ดีที่สุดในกรุงเทพมหานครประจำปี 2024 ใครที่เป็นทาสรักหม่าล่าต้องไม่พลาด

Central Embassy’s annual gourmet event, The World in One Bite, returns for its 2024 edition, which promises to be bigger and more special in celebration of the luxury establishment’s 10-year anniversary. This year's theme is "Guilty Pleasures," offering a mix of both healthy and indulgent treats. Curated by the Time Out Bangkok team, the market will feature nearly a hundred popular venues from around Bangkok—many of which have never opened a popup shop before. Expect to find Emily chicken noodles, colorful juices from Plantiful, baked items from Oh My Godmother, and dark cocoa from Chocolatier. Additionally, there will be popup dinners from Kaen, a fine-dining establishment from Khon Kaen, and a cooking showcase by celebrity James Teeradon. The World in One Bite will be open daily from July 1-7 at Central Embassy, from 10:00-20:00.

One of Thailand’s largest conferences about the creative, marketing, and technology industries returns for two days, featuring an extensive series of talks, discussions, and workshops.

Alain Ducasse, the international culinary legend and chef-mentor to some of the most successful chef personalities around the world, has selected Bangkok as the newest location for indulging in his revered culinary offerings. Ensconced neatly in ICONLUXE, the luxury shopping zone at ICONSIAM, Blue by Alain Ducasse is a world-class gastronomic destination that serves exceptional French cuisine imprinted with the refinement and sophistication for which the legendary chef is praised. Championing delicate flavors, meticulously sourced produce, splendid service, and unrivalled views of the Chao Phraya River, Blue by Alain Ducasse promises an unforgettable restaurant experience. Conceived through the vision of Paris-based spatial design studio Jouin Manku, Blue by Alain Ducasse mingles tasteful contemporary fittings with elegant finishes. A welcoming lounge, meant to be an abstract embodiment of the renowned garden at the Chateau de Versailles, features soft-wood paneling, brass lamps and gilded details. The main dining area is elegantly dressed in royal blue and boasts a striking fabric chandelier that is exceptionally conceived with pleated texture. Refined French techniques and meticulously sourced produce, both homegrown and imported, are put to the fore at this posh establishment. Executive chef Wilfrid Hocquet, a veteran at Ducasse’s kitchens, including the prestigious Louis XV by Alain Ducasse in Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, is tasked to deliver the culinary visions of the ic

Open almost around the clock, this popular Thonglor mala spot always leaves an impression on hungry crowds, not only with its food but also with its grand interiors, which makes you feel like you’re dining in a Chinese palace. The chicken soup is a fan favorite. Infused with coconut, it’s an aromatic and delicious base for cooking premium meats like lobster or A4-grade Wagyu.

As you can guess by its name, this mala purveyor comes straight from the Sichuanese capital of Chengdu, recognized as a City of Gastronomy by UNESCO. Diners can’t get enough of the restaurant’s palate-numbing dipping sauce and the grilled skewers, which doesn’t hold back on the fiery mala powder.

Hardcore hotpot lovers can’t say no to the all-you-can-eat deals at Angpao Mala Shabu. If you’re craving a simple buffet meal, go for the standard set. But if you fancy a real treat for a special occasion, don’t hold back and get the premium option, which includes marbled Wagyu and a bevy of side dishes.

At this Taiwanese-style mala restaurant, diners appreciate the use of automatic pots with self-lifting colanders that allow for easier access to ingredients once they’re cooked. Each soup base is made daily, guaranteeing freshness and quality.

This new brunch-slash-izakaya spot, LAUGH by NICO NICO, prides itself on offering a variety of fusion brunch dishes that combine classic Eastern flavours with Western influences, and served in a modern Japanese setting. (Don’t forget to try their signature “Yudane” bun, a soft and chunky treat made with imported Japanese flour.) This cool spot turns into an izakaya come sundown, and is ideal for those who love pairing hot plates and skewers with ice-cold beer

Thailand’s biggest book fair is slated to make a comeback this coming October. Everyone is invited to discover their next best reads from over one million books on sale. In between browsing through a variety of books, join a line-up of activities, including talks and workshops throughout the fair’s 10-day run.

SO is throwing its wild pool party once again, this time with a two-day Songkran edition on the 13th and 14th of April. The Songkran weekend will get real with an afternoon of EDM tunes from top DJs and a top-of-the-line sound system. Expect a fun-loving atmosphere and an infinity-edge pool overlooking the lush green Lumpini Park. Tickets are from B700/day, B1,100/2 days

W’s Songkran Splash Away pool party returns on Apr 13 and 14 and will feature cool tunes, beautiful people, and bubbly right by W’s signature eye-shaped pool. 1-DAY PASS Pre-sale ticket at THB 790 net, buy before 12 April 2023 Includes one welcome drink Regular 1-day pass ticket at THB 990 net Includes One Welcome Drink 2-DAY PASS Regular 2-day pass ticket at THB 1,450 net Includes Two Welcome Drinks

S2O, undoubtedly Thailand’s largest Songkran-themed music festival, returns in 2024 with an over-the-top stage, water features, and an impressive lineup of DJs across three days of partying. Headliners taking turns to spin dance tunes include The Chainsmokers, Armin Van Buuren, Illenium, Afrojack, and many more.

Make the most of your meals this holiday season with the IHG One Rewards Dining Privileges’ Sizzling Summer Fest. Exclusively for IHG One Rewards members, these dining offers allow you to savor a variety of regional cuisines, and earn  points at participating restaurants and bars across Southeast Asia! Among the IHG properties featured in its Sizzling Summer Fest, which is running until August 14, are Bangkok’78 at Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok, Vignette Collection; Man Fu Yuan at InterContinental Singapore, and Ocean Club at Regent Phu Quoc. Bangkok’78 at Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok, Vignette Collection Behind the kitchen masterpieces at Bangkok’78 at Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok, Vignette Collectionis Executive Chef Phukvarun “Chef Golf” Watchmon. The restaurant’s authentic Thai dishes resonate with influences of centuries-old royal Thai cuisine and is coupled with chef’s home-style cooking, whom she learnt from her mother. A dining experience here will introduce you to the nostalgic Thai flavours that you may have never experienced before. Over at the Michelin-recommended Man Fu Yuan in InterContinental Singapore, Executive Sous Chef & Executive Chinese Chef Aaron Tan offers authentic Cantonese flavors that are perfectly balanced with innovative culinary techniques and contemporary presentation. The creative combination boasts a feast for the eyes and palate, making your meal an unforgettable one. Bangkok’78 at Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok, Vignette Collection

It’s always heartening to see Bangkok brimming with the collective joyous pride of various communities celebrating equality, diversity, and love for all during the month of June. ICONSIAM Pride 2024 Uplifting rainbows are also illuminating ICONSIAM as it celebrates Pride Month with ICONSIAM Pride Out Loud, an event that features a variety of fun-filled activities for a cause. Earlier this month, Pride Market welcomed folks from all walks of life to Suralai Hall, where they got to pledge their support to the LGBTQ+ community.  ICONSIAM Pride 2024 ICONSIAM Pride 2024 Still ongoing throughout the month are a bevy of art exhibitions, such as ICONSIAM’s Pride Out Loud Exhibition (open until June 30 at the Walkway space on M Floor), where people from different backgrounds and professions, and their inspiring messages are being celebrated through beautiful portraits.   You can also appreciate the work of LGBTQ+ artists at the Proud Reflexions Exhibition. Located at Charoen Nakhon Hall (M Floor), it showcases a collection of art toys created by masters such as Rainbow Kido and Poriin. ICONSIAM Pride 2024 What better way to show affinity with the LGBTQ+ community than by wearing some Pride-perfect merch? Thai designer Ek Thongprasert has launched a Pride collection of local Thai loincloth pha khao ma that comes in different multicolored patterns. Find them at ICONCRAFT on the 4th floor. Before heading home, don’t forget to stop by ICONSIAM’s waterfall on the 6th floor, which h

Of all the wellness retreats in Thailand, Kamalaya has been praised as one of the best. Set in a serene tropical location overlooking the sea, it offers comprehensive wellness programs tailored to every need. That’s why you don’t often see rates below B10,000 at Kamalaya, the long-standing health resort in Koh Samui. Now is the perfect time to fly down to the southern island and take advantage of its Thai resident rates, starting from only B6,940 per night. These rates are only applicable to Thais and expats living in Thailand. The room package includes daily breakfast, a wellness consultation session, a body bio-impedance analysis session, free daily holistic activity classes, access to steam caverns, the fitness center, and all plunge pools, a 20 percent discount on spa treatments, and a 10 percent discount on wellness programs. Kamalaya Koh SamuiKamalaya Koh Samui The package is for single occupancy, and a minimum stay of three consecutive nights is required—but that’s totally okay because we don’t think you will want to leave. Inquire for more details at tel: 077 429 800 or email: reservations@kamalaya.com

The cocktail revelry is in full swing this May. With so many exciting happenings, it’s easy to get lost in the merry-making and forget about drinking responsibly. But we know you don’t want to hear that from us. Instead, we’ll let the experts speak. This month, we sit down with three prominent bartenders in the region to get their takes on why responsible drinking isn’t just another boring concept. Hear them dish out practical handles on how to stay hydrated while drinking, tips on bar hopping in their respective cities, and even hard truths on dealing with FOMO.   Matteo Cadeddu, Opium Bar, Bangkok Photograph: Matteo CadedduMatteo Cadeddu, Opium Bar, Bangkok Matt’s easygoing and carefree personality means that to him, responsible drinking is all part of the fun equation. The bar manager at Opium Bar Bangkok states plainly that responsible drinking is simply about “having fun while knowing your limits.” He also stresses that “[drinking] water is important, especially in hot cities like Bangkok” where the heat, combined with alcohol consumption, can potentially cause dehydration. Thankfully, it seems like the industry trend in Bangkok is that bars can be “quite obsessive about giving water to guests and ensuring that their glass of water remains full.” Photograph: Matteo CadedduMatteo Cadeddu, Opium Bar, Bangkok But that’s not to say that guests don’t have a part to play. Some of Matt’s tips include drinking a glass of water per cocktail and placing your glass of water wi

ช่วงเดือนมีนาคม-มิถุนายนที่ฮ่องกงเป็นฤดูใบไม้ผลิ  สามารถเดินเที่ยวได้แบบไม่ต้องกลัวร้อนเลย ใครที่กำลังวางแผนไปเที่ยวฮ่องกงในช่วงนี้ เราแนะนำให้ฮ่องกงดิสนีย์แลนด์เป็นอีกหนึ่งแลนด์มาร์กที่น่าไปเที่ยว โพสต์นี้เราได้รวบรวมไฮไลต์อีเวนต์และโซนใหม่มาให้ทุกคนได้อ่านกัน  Photograph: Aparat Tangchitnob / Hong Kong Disneyland Castle เพลิดเพลินกับโชว์พิเศษจาก Duffy and friends  “Duffy and friends” ตุ๊กตาหมีตัวโปรดของมิกกี้ เม้าส์ เป็นอีกหนึ่งคาแร็กเตอร์ที่กำลังมาแรงมากๆ ในช่วงนี้ที่ฮ่องกงดิสนีย์แลนด์ รอทักทายทุกคนในโชว์ “The Joy of Sharing” การแสดงสุดพิเศษที่มีเฉพาะฤดูใบไม้ผลินี้เท่านั้นที่ดัฟฟี่และเพื่อนๆ จะมาแจกความสดใสให้กับทุกคนถึงหน้าปราสาทดิสนีย์กันเลย และความน่ารักยังไม่หมดเพียงเท่านี้ เพราะยังมี ”Duffy and Friends Play House” ที่ชวนทุกคนเข้ามาพบปะถ่ายรูปกับน้องๆ และยังได้เล่นสนุกกับห้องของเล่นของดัฟฟี่อีกด้วย Photograph: Aparat Tangchitnob / Hong Kong Disneyland Castle ร่วมเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของศึกมหากาพย์ไปกับทีมอเวนเจอร์ส  พิเศษสุดที่โซน Tomorrowland กับการแสดงใหม่ในธีมมาร์เวล Find Your Super Power กับสองช่วงเวลา โดยดื่มด่ำค่ำคืนสุดตระการตาไปกับการแสดงโดรนอันยิ่งใหญ่ของอาร์นิม โซล่ามาพร้อมกับเหล่าฝูงโดรนไฮดร้าที่ลักลอบเข้ามาในโรงงานเพื่อขโมย Arc Reactor ในชื่อ “Battle in the Sky”  และร่วมเป็นส่วนหนึ่งของการต่อสู้ระหว่างทีมอเวนเจอร์สและอาร์มินในช่วงกลางวันไปกับ “Battle for Stark Expo” ถือเป็นการประกาศเรียกรวมตัวเหล่าแฟนๆ มาร์เวลทั่วโลกมาสัมผัสประสบการณ์สุดใกล้ชิดกับเหล่าซุปเปอร์ฮีโร่มาร์เวลที่คุณหลงรักอีกครั้ง ครั้งนี้สาวกมาร์เวลจะได้ร่วมมือกับไอรอนแมน ธอร์ และซูเปอร์ฮีโร่มากมาย ช

You now have the option to travel to Koh Samui from Bangkok by sea! Seahouse Ferry is a 136-meter-long, multi-level cruise ship that has been refurbished to accommodate almost 400 passengers and around 200 cars. The journey takes a full 24 hours, during which you have plenty of activities to enjoy onboard, from peacefully watching the sea to dining on international cuisine on the rooftop deck, or relaxing in your cabin. Prices for one-way travel start from B1,500 for a recliner seat and B3,500 for a single-sleeper capsule cabin. Deluxe rooms start from B12,600 for double occupancy and superior rooms start from B16,200 for quadruple occupancy—both include breakfast. There are suite options, too.  The Seahouse Ferry cruise departs from Saengthong Warehouse at 15:30 and arrives at Koh Samui at 15:00 the following day. For now, the route only runs twice a month. Check the updated program at https://lin.ee/uNZhn0uF.

There must be something special about the 22nd of March! So many tempting food and drink events are happening on the same day. Well, we'll leave the decision up to you.   Two-hour unlimited Champagne and caviar at Park Hyatt Park Hyatt's The Bar will host a posh event where you can enjoy unlimited servings of Champagne, caviar, oysters, and several small plates for two full hours. The price at the door is B6,500, but it's only B5,500 if you pre-book now by calling 0 2012 1234.   SoCal's March Party at InterContinental Bangkok SoCal, InterContinental Bangkok's Southern Californian restaurant, toasts to summer with an evening filled with California-style canapés, wines, and live DJ music. Tickets are priced at B790 for two glasses of wine and unlimited canapés from 6 to 11 pm. Call 0 2656 0444 to book.   Capella & Friends Italian kick-off at Capella Bangkok Riverside luxury hotel Capella is kicking off its new food event dubbed Capella & Friends. The debut evening features "Italian" friends—Giglio, L'Oliva, Cetara, Appia, Pizza Massilia, and Peppina—coming together to offer their specialties amid casual vibes by the river. Tickets are set at B2,800 and include unlimited servings from 6 until 10:30 pm. Call 0 2098 3888 to book.   Mojito Night at Conrad Bangkok Try many variations of the Mojito during Diplomat Bar’s Mojito Week, a celebration of the sour-and-sweet concoction where you can enjoy them for only B400 a glass. The highlight of the week is Mojito Night on March 22, whe

Time Out's latest list of the world's 30 coolest streets for 2024 is out—and Bangkok's Ban Tad Thong made the list at an impressive no.14! The list, as rated by Time Out editors and insiders around the world, ranked streets based on their dynamic vibes, and the presence of bustling eateries and lively small businesses. Melbourne's High Street in the suburb of Northcote claimed the top spot for the year, thanks to its perfect blend of old charms and new vibes. Hollywood Street in Hong Kong followed closely behind at no. 2, lauded for its rich history dating back to 1844 as well as repurposed art and creative hubs like Tai Kwun and PMQ. In Bangkok, where eating is a religion, no street is hotter than Ban Tad Thong, which stands no.14 on this year's list. Despite facing gentrification challenges, Ban Tad Thong has transformed from a network of neglected lanes selling autoparts to become a new street food haven. Lining up both sides are venues for wok-fried fare, hotpot eateries, and dessert joints. Acclaimed bar Find the Photobooth has just moved in and art venues are popping up all around. Plus, the street will be hosting its first Songkran celebration this April. Bad Tad Thong will certainly be buzzing in 2024.  Here are the top five streets on Time Out's list: High Street, Melbourne Hollywood Street, Hong Kong East Eleventh, Austin Guatemala Street, Buenos Aires Commercial Drive, Vancouver For the complete list, visit the website.

Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants unveiled its extended list today, showcasing rankings from no. 51 to 100 and setting the stage for the main list announcement next week. Among the notable entries across Asia, seven Bangkok restaurants have claimed well-deserved spots! Gaggan Anand’s Ms. Maria & Mr. Singh shines at no. 54, closely followed by the one-Michelin-starred Blue by Alain Ducasse at no. 63. Other outstanding Thai establishments include Haoma at no. 90, Wana Yook at no. 92, Cote by Mauro Colagreco at no. 93, Gaa at no. 94, and the renowned Queen of Thai street food, Jay Fai, securing no. 95. Stay tuned for the main list announcement in Seoul on Mar 26. Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2024

อัปเดตสำหรับหรับสายฮิปฮอป Rolling Loud เฟสติวัลดังจากอเมริกาประกาศกลับมาจัดงานในไทยเป็นปีที่ 2 แน่นอนแล้ว แต่จะย้ายจากการจัดท่ามกลางแดดฟีลนรกในเดือนเมษายน ไปเป็นเดือนพฤศจิกายน ที่หวังว่าจะมีลมเย็นๆ พัดผ่านสักหน่อย ปักหมุดวันที่ 22-24 พฤศจิกายน 2567 ที่เดิม Legend Siam พัทยา   ส่วนไลน์อัปในปีนี้นั้นยังไม่ประกาศ แต่ทีมผู้จัดรับประกันว่าจะปังไม่แพ้ปีที่แล้วที่มีทั้ง Cardi B, Travis Scott และ Chris Brown – แต่แน่นอนว่าเปิดขายบัตรแล้วนะ ราคา early-bird เริ่มต้น 8,900 บาทสำหรับ 3 วัน   ลงทะเบียนซื้อบัตรได้ที่ www.rollingloud.com/thailand

It’s official: Rolling Loud is set to make its return to Thailand for the second year in November, taking place at the same Pattaya location, Legend Siam theme park. Originating in Florida, USA, in 2015, this hip-hop music festival made its Asia debut in Pattaya last April, featuring chart-toppers Cardi B, Chris Brown, and Travis Scott as headliners in a three-day hip-hop celebration. The 2024 edition is scheduled for November 22-24, offering a much better respite from Thailand’s scorching April heat. While this year’s lineup is yet to be unveiled, early-bird 3-day passes are currently available for B8,900, allowing you to secure your spots now.

Thailand has officially entered its summer season. As early as the last few days of February, the city was already awash in sweltering heat. And it’s not going to get any better soon—the “feels like” temperature is projected to reach almost 50 degrees Celsius in the coming days! In the Meteorological Department of Thailand’s recently released weather forecast, you’ll see that the “feels like” temperature, a calculated combination of air temperature, wind, and humidity, is expected to reach as high as 48.1 degrees in Bangkok, with the highest figure expected at a scorching 51.4 degrees Celsius in Chonburi. People are advised to avoid direct sun exposure and to stay hydrated to prevent heatstroke.