Bangkok's nightlife map is being redrawn. While Ekkamai has cooled and Soi 11 feels like old news to the city's night owls, one address keeps coming up in every conversation about where to go: Sukhumvit Soi 24. Located just off the main Sukhumvit drag in the upscale neighbourhood of Phrom Phong, Soi 24 has quietly transformed into the city's most exciting after-dark destination.
Why Soi 24 Is the Place to Be Right Now
Soi 24 sits in a sweet spot. It's upscale but not pretentious, accessible but not generic. The neighbourhood home to the Em-District, the Davis Hotel, and some of Bangkok's most sought-after residences attracts a cosmopolitan crowd of locals, expats, and visitors.
What's made 2026 feel different is the density of great venues that have opened within a short walk of each other. You can start the night at a moody cocktail bar, shift to a full-blown nightclub, cap it off at a late-night Japanese restaurant, and squeeze in a round of golf simulation, all without hailing a taxi. That walkability, combined with a consistently well-dressed crowd is exactly what turns this street into a destination.
The Places You Need to Know
Baccarat β The One That Started It All
π The Davis Bangkok Hotel, 88 Sukhumvit Soi 24
π§π» Thai / Asian / Western
π² More info, photos, and open hours
Nestled inside the Davis Hotel at 88 Sukhumvit Soi 24, Baccarat is where the Soi 24 story really begins. The club brings an old-school New York atmosphere to Bangkok, with red neon lines tracing the ceiling, plush velvet sofas arranged around a (faux) fireplace, vibrant pop art murals, and a colour palette that sets it apart from the typical Bangkok club aesthetic.
Upper House β The Cherry on Top of 24 BLVD
π 2nd Floor, 24 BLVD, 88/9 Sukhumvit Soi 24
π§π» Thai / Asian
π² More info, photos, and open hours
Perched on the second floor of the 24 BLVD complex, Upper House is the sister club to Baccarat (owned by the same team), and has rapidly become one of the most talked-about nightlife spots in Bangkok. The music leans into hip-hop, and the DJs keep things moving until the early hours.
GOT Bangkok β Good Old Times, Great New Nights
π 2nd Floor, 24 BLVD, 88/9 Sukhumvit Soi 24
π§π» Thai / Asian
π² More info, photos, and open hours
Short for Good Old Times, GOT Bangkok brings something different to Soi 24. Located at 97 Sukhumvit Soi 24, GOT is the creation of the same team behind the beloved THAY Ekkamai, there's a sense of personality here that goes beyond a standard nightclub setup. As the night progresses, the venue gradually pumps up the volume, transforming the entire floor into a full-on dance floor.
24 BLVD β The Heart of the New Soi 24
π 2nd Floor, 24 BLVD, 88/9 Sukhumvit Soi 24
π§π» Thai / Asian / Western
π² More info, photos, and open hours
No story about Soi 24's nightlife revolution is complete without talking about 24 BLVD. Opened in 2025 and still growing, 24 BLVD is an open-air, multi-venue dining and entertainment complex that sits at the centre of the strip both literally and figuratively. Itβs a community-focused, outdoor space with tropical dΓ©cor (oversized palms, rattan lighting fixtures), shared seating for around 100 people, and a rotating variety of food and drink vendors. What makes it work is the atmosphere; fully sheltered from Bangkok's rain and heat, fans and air conditioning keeping things comfortable, and live music or DJ sets running every night.
Anchor tenants include Honbo (the beloved Hong Kong smash-burger spot), Fish Corner (classic fish and chips with Thai twists), and cocktail bar High Roll. Japanese restaurant Hone is also part of the complex. And the second-floor nightclub (Upper House) sits above the whole thing.
24 BLVD describes itself as "your friendly neighbour," the one who always invites you out. In practice, it's the perfect pre-club gathering point, the spot to refuel between venues, or simply a destination in its own right on quieter evenings.
Fairway Golf and City Club β Where the Night Takes a Different Turn
Not every great evening in Soi 24 ends on a dance floor. For those who want something social, competitive, and surprisingly addictive, Fairway Golf is right there at 99 Sukhumvit Soi 24, just steps from the clubs.
Fairway Golf is a premium indoor golf simulator venue on the second floor, powered by TrackMan 4 technology, the same system used by professional tour players, offering access to over 140 golf courses from around the world. Private, air-conditioned simulator bays make it ideal for groups, corporate events, date nights, or anyone who wants to work on their swing before (or after) the night kicks off.Beyond the golf, the venue leans into a "city club" concept: there's a bar, food, music, and a karaoke setup, making it a full night out on its own.
Neidan Izakaya β The After-Party Lifesaver
π Sukhumvit 22 (one street over from Soi 24)
π² More info, photos, and open hours
Every great night out eventually hits the same wall: it's 3:00AM, the clubs are still pumping, but your stomach is demanding attention. No worries, we have the answer β and it comes in the form of Neidan Modern Izakaya.
Opened in January 2025, Neidan is built precisely for this moment. The grill fires up at 6:00PM and doesn't stop until 6:00AM daily, making it one of the very few proper Japanese restaurants in Bangkok designed around the late-night crowd. After a night bouncing between Baccarat, Upper House, and GOT, this is exactly where you want to end up: warm lighting, the smell of charcoal and yakitori, cold sake or an ice-cold Asahi, and Japanese comfort food that hits the right spot at 4:00AM.ο»Ώ
The concept is a modern izakaya, meaning it's not just skewers and beer, but a full spread of Japanese small plates and grilled dishes designed for sharing and grazing. Seating is limited and first-come, first-served, so don't wait too long after the clubs close.
Final Thoughts
Soi 24 has become one of Bangkok's most complete nightlife destinations. It's not just about one great club it's the whole ecosystem. You can start at sundown and still be well fed at sunrise, all on the same street. If you haven't made it to Soi 24 yet, now is the time.
