Nightlife Guide to Los Angeles and California
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- Cuisine: Southern Thai
- In general, Southern cuisine tends to be heavy, rich, pungent, intense and very hot and spicy. [Read More]
- Cuisine: Thai
- Thai cuisine has become one of the world's most popular cuisines and highly regarded as culinary forms in the world. Influenced by Chinese and Indian cooking art, Thai cuisine has blended those arts and created the originality of its own. Thai food is considered scrupulous in cooking and delicate in dish decoration; carved fruits and vegetable is often used to embellish the dish, making it a graceful culinary art, not only for is taste but also its appearance. [Read More]
- Escorts: How to
- Social escort services usually only provide out call services to hotels and private apartments. In-house facilities are classified as massage parlors or spas. [Read More]
- Event: Happy Hour
- Happy Hour is a time where people mingle, do business meetings, have fun with their coworkers and friends and usually takes place on weekdays after work hours. [Read More]
- Hollywood
- Welcome to Hollywood, Bangkok. Sing karaoke at the Modern Coyote Club with Thais, Chinese, Japanese and Koreans. Or dance the night away at Dance Fever. It may be crude, it may be boisterous, it may be limited in scope and it may be a bit naughty, but it's Hollywood, Bangkok! [Read More]
- Khao San Road
- Khao San is suddenly one of the hottest nightspot areas of Bangkok. Khaosan Road has had itself morphed into something rather more upscale and this appeals to expats and locals in recent years. Here you will find about 50 pubs, bars, discos, and nightclubs. [Read More]
- Nana Plaza
- Nana Plaza - (in)famous around the world. Unfortunately Nana Plaza has gone south in recent years and its three floors of mostly non-descript bars staffed by people who can't get a job anywhere else. [Read More]
- Patpong
- Patpong is where it all started in the 1960's. The war was raging between Americans and the Vietcong in neighbouring Vietnam. The rest is history. Quite simply, Patpong has become one of the world's most famous red-light districts. [Read More]
- Ratchada Soi 4
- Not the area to go for a quiet conversation - nor is this area a place to sit down. This is part town or local Thais ith just enough foreigners to make the visitor feel at ease. The average age is probably not much higher than about 22, and in the early evening it looks like a lot less than that. [Read More]
- Royal City Avenue RCA
- RCA is back! Low drink prices, free entry everywhere, and the party atmosphere brings thousands to the RCA strip every night. It is considered by young, and many not-so-young Thais, to be the best nightspot area in town. [Read More]
- Soi 33 Sukhumvit
- Soi 33 - the firm favourite of the visiting businessman looking to meet attractive young, and sometimes not so young Thai hostesses. [Read More]
- Soi Cowboy and Soi 23
- While Patpong and Nana has been sitting on its laurels and stagnating, Soi Cowboy has been up-grading and tinkering with new layouts and designs. In the mood for something more sophisticated? Read on! [Read More]
- Sukhumvit Soi 11
- With four of the best nightspots Bangkok has to offer, Soi 11 has built up a devoted following. Where do the Japanese hang out? Try The Ritz (Riti)! [Read More]
- Thonglor & Ekamai
- Where do the local yuppies hang out? Try Thonglor Ekamai - an area which is home to some very good pubs. There are three completely different styles of pub here. Tired of the go-go scene? Head for the gentlemen's clubs. [Read More]
