The latest addition to the Thonglor bar scene, Residents Only immerses you in a setting inspired by Hong Kong’s historic Kowloon Walled City. The entire space is faithfully adorned with iconic touches: metal folding gates, tangled electricity cables, vintage Chinese posters, and analog toys. It truly feels like stepping into one of the dense city's crowded apartments.

Drink-wise, Residents Only reinvents beloved street foods from both Hong Kong and Thailand, transforming them into creative concoctions that break every rule in mixology.

Nang Loeng's neighborhood just got cooler with the arrival of L'On Bar. This up-and-comer operates as an art gallery on the upper floor, while its ground floor is home to the Rukroi Flower Shop & Studio. It’s within the flower shop’s space that you can enjoy your after-hours entertainment.

L'On Bangkok Bar opens its doors at 5 pm. While currently in its first phase with a concise cocktail menu, the "Lan Luang Vibes" is already a standout star. This signature drink (B370) delivers a burst of sweet and sour notes with hints of cinnamon and chrysanthemum. Another must-try is the "L'On Sour" (B420), a simple, no-brainer cocktail whose owner-crafted recipe is designed to showcase the bar's friendly and welcoming ethos.

Located just a short walk from the Jim Thompson House Museum, Wake Up Tee functions as a cozy daytime cafe for a caffeine boost. However, as the sun goes down, the entire space lights up with chill bops, refreshing tipples, and the perfect vibe for evening hangouts.

Located on Soi Ladphrao 41 (Yak 10), this spot is an ideal hideout for music lovers. Throughout the night, both classic and modern tunes are played directly from vinyl records. If you’re lucky, the evening may elevate with a special DJ set. Don't worry about hunger—you can order food to accompany your drink of choice, which ranges from cocktails to wine and beer.

The return of Echelon is the hottest happening in town right now. The famous nightclub has reopened in the same location—the third floor of Marché Thong Lo—boasting a facelift that exudes glamorous chaos, ardent intimacy, and a burning passion for late-night hedonism. Make sure you're the chosen one to claim the Throne of Chaos and be crowned the royalty of the evening.

Sake enthusiasts must pay a visit to Bar Nikori, which has just unlocked its doors in Silom. While the bar’s expertise lies in traditional, quality Japanese rice wine, the space itself is refreshingly carefree and casual. It’s the perfect spot to escape the city’s hustle and bustle, allowing a smooth sake to soothe you before heading home.

As part of the newly opened KROMO Bangkok, Curio Collection by Hilton on Sukhumvit Soi 29, Colette functions as an all-day French-inspired bistro. It also doubles as a sophisticated bar specializing in creative cocktails inspired by global fashion capitals.

Now relocated to Soi Nana in Chinatown, The Sake Room has adopted a simpler, cozier aesthetic but has fully retained its much-loved array of Japanese rice wine.