Hip-hop is the default sound of Bangkok's club scene, especially in RCA and Sukhumvit. Expect a mix of US chart rap and Thai hip-hop, with the biggest nights on Friday and Saturday.
Hip-hop nightclub in Bangkok's Nana area on Sukhumvit Soi 11. Split-level venue with center stage and packed dance floor surrounded by VIP tables. Open nightly with resident and guest DJs spinning hip-hop, trap, and R&B.
A 1930s-Shanghai-inspired nightclub featuring crimson lanterns, birdcage booths, and tiered balconies around a central stage. The venue blends nightclub and immersive theater with house and hip-hop DJs, dancers, and performers creating premium entertainment.
Popular nightlife spot blending upscale lounge with dance club energy inside The Duchess Hotel. Features 'Truth' cocktails with smooth flavors and 'Dare' shots for bold tastes. DJs spin hip-hop, trap, and EDM late into the night.
Vibrant mega-club in Bangkok's RCA area operating since 1996 with multiple zones featuring hip-hop, EDM, and K-pop. Known for expansive lighting, laser effects, and late-night hours.
Dynamic multi-zone nightclub on the 5th floor of Donki Mall Thonglor, featuring three distinct areas -- Jack, Livin, and District -- each with unique musical experiences. Premium sound and lighting production throughout, with an Adamson system on the main Jack floor.
Hip-hop nightclub in Ekkamai featuring a raw, street-art aesthetic with hip-hop/R&B soundtrack. Central bar and compact dance floor create strong late-night energy for a fun, relatively young crowd.
Stylish bar blending retro charm with modern flair on Sukhumvit Soi 24. Features a central bar fostering social atmosphere with live DJs maintaining high energy throughout the night.
A late-night multi-floor nightclub spanning three floors with live band performances on the ground level, a casual socializing space on the second floor, and a nightclub featuring hip-hop, EDM, and pop music on the upper floors.
A stylish bar featuring a 'Truth or Dare' cocktail concept where guests choose between refined, smooth drinks or daring, high-energy shots. The atmosphere evolves from relaxed early evenings to full party mode with DJs spinning hip-hop, trap, and EDM.
Popular bar and nightlife destination in Sathorn that blends modern style with club vibes. Early evening offers warm, elegant setting with dark wood finishes and soft lighting. As night progresses, atmosphere shifts to party mode with DJs spinning hip-hop, R&B, and electronic sets. Known for polished crowd, creative drinks, and sophisticated design.
Relaxed, Thai-style pub atmosphere with live bands every evening, welcoming crowd of locals, seating for ~150 guests. Ideal for groups or dates. Focus on easy-to-share beers and spirits with casual hot-pot dishes.
Chic nightclub on the 5th floor of EmSphere shopping mall that encourages social interaction through a giant video screen where guests can post messages and Instagram accounts.
Ekkamai's hip hop room, reopened on 4 September 2026 under a new name after Urban Music Bar closed and the space was rebuilt from the DJ booth out. Same address on Soi Sukhumvit 63 and the same programme: hip hop and R&B seven nights a week, with Thai rap headliners and the Bangkok Invaders DJ circuit on the September bill. The room is dark wood and gold, a backlit URBAN sign over the long bar, dome lamps and red velvet banquettes, with a gilded door carrying the house monogram. Tables are booked through LINE.
Late-night favorite in central Bangkok known for keeping the party going into the early hours. Afterhours nightclub located in the basement of the InterContinental Hotel.
The late-night alter ego of Chow Cafe & Bar at the Metropole hotel near Thonglor. A bistro by day that transforms into a hip-hop/R&B party after dark with resident DJs, dancing, and a destination for Thong Lor's partygoers when other venues close.
Nightclub located on the 45th floor of Bangkok's T-One Building, just one floor below the popular Tichuca rooftop.
Bangkok's boldest new nightlife destination hidden beneath the city streets. A pulse-pounding sanctuary for music heads, party addicts, and culture seekers.
Latin-inspired nightclub atop EmQuartier with colorful decor, sultry lighting, and panoramic city views. Live Latin bands and DJs spin reggaeton, salsa, and hip-hop for an energetic dance floor experience.
Upscale nightlife venue in the heart of Thonglor's Soi 10. On any given night, the venue hosts a mix of live bands and DJs playing EDM, hip-hop, pop, and more.
An upscale nightlife venue tucked away on the second floor of the TEN building on Thonglor Soi 10.
Upscale nightclub in Ekkamai featuring hip-hop and R&B music with reservations available and live DJ performances.
Tiger Ekkamai is a nightlife favorite in Bangkok's Ekkamai neighborhood. The bar features Chinese-inspired design elements and hosts a mix of live bands and DJs spinning everything from Thai pop to hip-hop. Popular with a mostly local crowd, Tiger Ekkamai is a go-to destination for groups of friends looking to enjoy drinks, beer towers, and a vibrant slice of Bangkok's nightlife scene.
A nightlife destination in the heart of Thonglor featuring live performances, a laid-back atmosphere, and an energetic dance-floor setting, making it a versatile spot for a night out in Bangkok.
Nightclub at the entrance to Bangkok's famous Khaosan Road, drawing in a mix of travelers, expats, and locals looking to party. DJs primarily play hip-hop and club anthems, keeping the party going late into the night. The venue is known for its neon lights, affordable drinks, and is one of the biggest party spots in this area of Bangkok.
One of Khaosan Road's newest nightlife venues featuring a downstairs bar area with live DJ and open-air party vibes, plus an upstairs nightclub operating into late night hours.
Two-story nightlife spot that starts as a sing-along bar and ends as a dance party. Ground floor features live bands covering Thai and international favorites, upper level has DJs spinning hip-hop and EDM as the night builds.
Upper House is one of the newest and most popular nightlife locations in the Phrom Phong area. Located on Sukhumvit Soi 24 inside 24 BLVD, it is the sister club to nearby Baccarat.
A hidden hip-hop nightclub on the fifth floor of Emsphere in Phrom Phong. DJs play hip-hop and R&B under moody lighting, keeping the party going until late. Backed by Thai TV personality Pakorn 'Boy' Chadborirak, it has become an Em District hotspot for nights when you want to dance.
Korean Bar in Asok bringing Seoul-night vibes to Bangkok with neon glow, thumping K-pop and hip-hop, and a fun crowd. Ice-cold soju towers, cocktails, and shareable Korean bar bites including crispy fried chicken, tteokbokki, and cheesy corn. LED accents with tables and small dance area where DJs keep energy going late into the night.
Nightclub in Nana with live DJ, stage and dancers, offering EDM and hip-hop music.
Mil Social Club (formerly known as Miley ISC) is back and one of Thonglor's favorite nightlife venues. DJs keep the crowd dancing late into the night with hip-hop, R&B, and club anthems.
A nightlife destination for hip hop, house and afro beats music lovers. A curated playground where design, music, and atmosphere collide with immersive design, best DJ performances, and privacy-focused service.
A nightclub located on the LG floor of Park X in the Ekkamai area, featuring live DJ performances and a vibrant nightlife experience with drinks and social atmosphere.
House of Savoy is an upscale club and cocktail bar on the 2nd floor of the SILQ Hotel & Residence on Sukhumvit 24, from the team behind Baccarat and Upper House. The glamorous, speakeasy-style space pairs premium cocktails with electronic music and a mysterious, dressed-up club atmosphere (expect a ฿2,000+ spend). Open Tuesday to Sunday from 9pm until late.
Stylish nightclub on Thong Lo in Bangkok's Watthana district, known for premium cocktails, live DJs and immersive lighting. An energetic, smart-casual spot with a fashionable, LGBTQ+-friendly crowd, open Wednesday to Saturday from 10 PM till late.
Independence is a wine-focused cocktail bar tucked into the low-key side of Bangkok's Chinatown, on Maitri Chit Road a few minutes' walk from MRT Hua Lamphong. Opened in May 2024 in a converted former motorcycle repair shop, it trades polish for a raw, seductive vibe of graffiti-covered walls, fluorescent lighting and a design often likened to a New York subway platform. The concept is to strip the snobbery out of wine, letting guests explore traditional and natural wines, sake, port and vermouth without any pretension. These fortified and aromatized wines also become key ingredients in the cocktails, such as the Fake Ass Negroni, which twists the classic with Niepoort Ruby port, dry sherry, Sacred Rosehip and Contratto Bitter. It has been called arguably the least snobbish wine bar in Bangkok, and some coverage highlights inventive Isaan-Thai-inspired drinks alongside the wine list. The soundtrack leans indie, alternative and hip-hop rather than typical lounge jazz, reinforcing the unpretentious, easy-going mood. It is part of a hospitality group that also runs the bars Tax, Asia Today and G.O.D. Expect a young, in-the-know crowd looking for fun over formality; cocktails generally run 400-500 baht.
Echo opened in July 2026 inside the Town Hall complex on Sukhumvit 49, a short walk from BTS Phrom Phong, and quickly became one of the area's most talked-about new clubs. The room is built like a cave: sculpted, sand-toned concrete walls and a vaulted ceiling that curves down over a long backlit bar, with an arched frosted-glass back wall stacked with premium bottles and a large LED screen washing the stepped main floor in light. Resident DJs run a hip-hop-led open-format set, with live singers taking over between them. Bottle-service tables ring the floor and reservations go through the club's LINE account. Open nightly from 8 PM until 3 AM.
Tip N Drip, branded TND, is a Thai-style drinking spot that opened in spring 2026 inside the Sena Center complex on Phahonyothin Road, a short walk from BTS Ratchayothin exit 3. It runs on a drink-buffet model rather than a normal bar tab: guests pay a flat per-person rate that changes by weekday and by arrival time, cheapest for arriving before 21:00, and that covers unlimited house beer and Thai whisky for the night. Ice, mixers and food are charged separately, and the rates are re-posted each month on the venue's own channels. The room is a long, low-ceilinged hall with rows of shared tables facing a stage, a bar down one side, and a neon photo corner with dartboards and a 'Call me BABY' sign that the venue uses for its social media. Programming is live music: house singers and bands most nights, plus occasional guest bookings from the Thai rap scene, including 1MILL in July 2026. The crowd is young, local and group-based, drawn from the surrounding Ratchayothin and Kasetsart student area, and it stands at the tables rather than sitting. Two things are worth knowing first. Buffet drinks may not be poured into the table ice bucket, and the venue enforces that rule with on-the-spot penalty charges; a large share of its Google reviews are disputes over exactly this, and over extra charges added late in the evening, which is why its rating sits well below the Bangkok average. Doors are 7 pm to 2 am daily and tables are booked through the venue's LINE account.
RYSH, written ริช รัชโยธิน in Thai, is a bar and live-music room on the first floor of a building directly beside BTS Ratchayothin exit 4, on the Chatuchak stretch of Phahonyothin Road. Its centrepiece is a stage set inside concentric gold-lit arches under the RYSH monogram, where house bands and singers play through the evening and resident DJs take over later. The DJ side is unusually well documented for a Bangkok bar: the venue posts hour-long recordings of its own sets on YouTube, where residents including MIKEPCK, GOBLIN and BESTBOI run open-format party sets and themed nights such as K-pop, and guest bookings from the Thai scene fill the calendar in between. The room is spacious by local standards, with round tables facing the stage, a long bar backed by a lit spirits wall against rough stone, and a kitchen doing Thai bar food, mostly hot soups, spicy salads and fried snacks in the 100 to 240 baht range. Reviewers single out the music and the atmosphere far more often than the drinks, and the floor fills with a young local crowd rather than a tourist one. Tables can be reserved up to seven days ahead through the venue's LINE account, which is the only booking channel: no phone number and no website are published anywhere.
Tempo calls itself The Social Bar and sits in a shophouse on Ari Soi 4 North, its facade papered edge to edge with its own posters and flyers. Inside is one small room of mismatched tables under an art-covered wall, a bar at the back and a corner that turns into a stage most nights. The programme is the point: the venue publishes a monthly line-up on Instagram running a band from around eight, a second act from ten and a resident DJ from midnight until late, tagged pop, Thai disco and jazz hip-hop, alongside Oldies Nights, free multi-band concerts that run from five in the afternoon to one in the morning, and one-off tie-ins with the Soi Ari festival and the Think Fest swap weekends. The food is deep-fried and unapologetic about it, with beers and cocktails alongside; typical spend is 400 to 600 baht a head. The bar is pet-friendly and marked LGBTQ+ friendly on its own listing, and takes reservations online. Google publishes no weekly opening table for it, only that it closes at two.
A club on the 5M floor of EmSphere, the Bangkok room of the 404 Club brand, which the venue says runs in more than 30 cities. The floor is built around a central DJ booth with the crowd packed against it on three sides and table seating stepped up behind, all lit red and washed with laser and strobe. It opens Thursday to Sunday from 9.30pm to 3.30am, so it is a late room rather than an early one, and tables and bottle service are booked ahead through the LINE account.
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