Not ready to call it a night just yet?

This is arguably the most popular go-to after-party spot in the city. Small but well appreciated underground house & electronic venue where the serious crowd arrives after 2AM and stays until sunrise. One of the most genuinely exciting additions to Bangkok's nightlife in years.

This is a gem and well worth the commute if you're looking for a unique vibe - small, warmly-lit room with a genuinely dope sound system and DJs spinning afrobeat, jazzy house, deep house, and techno, all on vinyls. The owner P'Tui is a legend among music insiders, drinks are reasonably priced, and entry is usually free.

Fairly new underground electronic venue that took over from the Kangkao Collective space inside Trinity Complex. I've seen some amazing sets there, it features a mix of Southeast Asian and international selectors spinning house, techno, and electro.

New York by way of Sukhumvit — red neon tracing the ceiling, velvet sofas wrapped around a fireplace, candelabras and pop art murals covering the walls. Baccarat sits inside The Davis Hotel and runs a house music-led program from a top-tier sound system. It's moody, intimate, and designed to feel like someone's very stylish apartment that happens to have a DJ. Opens at 10PM and runs until 4AM, drawing a crowd of locals, expats, and travelers looking for something that isn't a megaclub. Cocktail menu rotates every two months.

Good Old Times — GOT — runs on a dual-speed model: cocktail bar by early evening, full nightclub by midnight. The concept draws from 1980s hidden clubs and Retrofuturism, with a DJ booth tucked into the bar setup and a crowd that gets properly started after 11PM. Early in the night it's relaxed and easy to get a seat; by 1AM the energy shifts completely. One of the more stylish spots in the Sukhumvit corridor — think chic over chaotic.

Unmarked from the street, pink-lit inside, and built around a VOID sound system that makes every beat land exactly where it should. Fuchsia is Bangkok's dedicated techno club — futuristic Art Nouveau design, hard techno and melodic house programming, and an underground atmosphere that feels genuinely earned. Run by the same crew behind Mustache, with serious international and local DJ bookings. Open Friday and Saturday until 3AM, 600 THB entry. Come if you care about the music and want to be in a room full of people who do too.

Levels has been the anchor of Soi 11 nightlife since 2012, and one of the few clubs in Bangkok reliably open past 2AM. Spread across a main room, mezzanine, and outdoor terrace — each with its own DJ. It plays commercial house, EDM, and pop hits to a mix of tourists, expats, and Thais. The terrace is the move if you want house music and some air; the main floor is the move if you just want to go big. Smart casual dress code, 400 THB entry for guys including one drink.

The biggest EDM club in Bangkok — the only Thai venue to make DJ Mag's Top 100, landing at #71. Located in RCA, the venue runs on massive LED screens, laser rigs, confetti cannons, and a 2,000-person capacity that regularly fills on weekends. Resident DJs play electro, house, and EDM all night; big international names pass through regularly. Get there by 10–11PM to settle in, and book a table if you're going on a weekend. Smart and elegant dress code — no shorts or sandals.

Starts as a sleek Pan-Asian restaurant inside Metropole Hotel, with dramatic red drapes, stone statues, and calligraphy murals covering every surface. At 9PM the shift happens — house DJ drops in, the bar crowd takes over, and the place keeps going until 4AM on weekdays, even later on weekends. Known as a late-night meeting point for Bangkok's hi-so scene (can get very packed very quickly), with a mix of hip-hop DJs, rising Thai artists, and the occasional celebrity sighting. If you need to eat while you're still standing, the kitchen stays open.

Bangkok's home for underground house and techno, now in its larger Silom location with a full VOID sound system and 700-person capacity. Mustache runs every Friday and Saturday from 10PM until 3:30AM, with a consistent lineup of international touring DJs from Europe, Asia, and South America alongside the city's best local talent. The crowd is loyal, the music is serious, and the energy is exactly what a proper electronic night should feel like. No dress code, no performative nonsense — just good DJs and people who showed up to dance.