Bangkok Chiong Scene / Massage / AGoGo / Clubs / Disco

[Questioneer]

Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin

You sure they are koreans?

Nowadays many millenial PRCs dare not id themselves as Ah Tiongs and will claim to be korean, japanese, cambodians & even singaporeans.

Last month I was in a bar in NEP and because it was packed.... mamasan guided me to a couch telling me the guys there are same like me..... Singaporeans. There were 3 of them and when I talked with them..... straight away I knew they are not from SG even though they spoke english with me. They finally admitted they were PRC and had worked in SG previously.

Had something similar at a shop too. Actually very similar but just one dude. I asked him where he stayed in Singapore and he kept saying 'east side, very hard to drive to'. I pressed him a bit and told him I was from Singapore then he gave up.

[smartidiot]

Since it is a Buddhist holiday on 22nd May, understand that all bars are closed for 24hrs since no alcohol will be sold. Will other types of activities still open (massage, ktv, etc) or will everything be closed too as it is a holy day.

[Bendoveract]

Today alocholic places will be vlosed or closed midnight. Tomordow all closed. Those who camw to bkk to drink, detox w4 hourz. Thoss who come to bang, massages remain open

[Bendoveract]

Originally Posted by motodiary

My experience at TERRA is an exact opposite to your experience. I am aware that the place has become popular with PRC due to the numerous PRC Youtubers hyping the place but the three times I was there the number of Thais in the crowd are probably 90pc and the ratio of girls to guys were ABSOLUTELY not 2 to 8.

My impression was that TERRA remain popular with Thai crowds because the place is regularly featuring live performance by Thai pop stars and one can check out the show schedule at its FB page.

First outing - JOEY BOY
Second outing (Feb 14) - KLEAR (Black Valentine) event
Third outing - D GERRARD

The place remind me of NUNG LEN and even then, I don't recall the outlet host Thai pop stars as regularly as TERRA. During my outings, I only noticed a few tables of PRCs (obviously based on the Mandarin spoken). No clear sight of Koreans and Singaporeans. The queue outside are almost 90pc Thais and in fact, there are sizable numbers of Thai youngsters coming in group for the first time ( you can tell based on how they make their way around and asking for info at the entrance, direction to washroom etc.)

Seems like you went terra balcony. That is not touriat populated