The 10 best clubs in Bangkok, ranked: Mustache, Sing Sing Theater, Elsewhere and more, with entry prices in baht, closing times and what each door wants.
The best clubs in Bangkok split by sound and by district. Techno and house sit in Silom: Mustache and Subwerk 3.0 on Decho Road, and Elsewhere and DUAL at Trinity Complex. Sing Sing Theater on Sukhumvit Soi 45 is a cabaret room with a strict door, and Siwilai Radical Club in Thonglor is a disco with a sprung dance floor. The big mainstream rooms, Onyx and Route 66, stand on Royal City Avenue (RCA), and DJ Station anchors the gay quarter on Silom Soi 2.
This list ranks ten of them. Each entry gives you the price where one is published, the closing time, what the door wants and one honest reason to skip it. The basics: the legal age is 20, standard closing is 02:00, and clubs with a late licence in designated zones such as RCA and Silom can open until 04:00. A cover is usually ฿300–500 (about €8–13), often with a drink.
We ranked clubs on five things: sound, crowd, door, late licence and value. Sound means a room and a system built for dancing, such as the VOID Acoustics setup at Mustache. Crowd means people who came for the music or the show. Door means you can predict if you will get in, from ID rules to dress codes. Late licence means a close at 03:00 or later. Value compares the cover with what you get for it. Every club here has a 2026 listing or event page, and where a club does not publish a price or a closing time, we say so instead of guessing.
A room for about 700 on Decho Road in Silom, with a VOID Acoustics system and house, tech house, melodic techno and techno on Friday and Saturday from 22:00 to 03:30. A recent Friday cost ฿350 in advance and ฿500 at the door, with one drink before midnight. Skip it if you want a seat or a quiet corner: it is dark, loud and made for dancing.
A theatrical club on Sukhumvit Soi 45 with red lanterns, mezzanines and a grand staircase that doubles as a dance floor. It holds about 500 and opens Tuesday to Saturday from 21:00, with house, melodic techno and cabaret acts. A recent guest-DJ night cost ฿300 with one drink. Skip it if you plan to turn up in shorts or sandals.
A low-profile electronic club on the ninth floor of Trinity Complex in Silom, run by three brothers according to Time Out, with late sets and visiting DJs from across Asia. Resident Advisor lists a capacity of about 100 and a great sound system. It opens on Friday and Saturday only, from around midnight to about 04:00. Skip it if you want a big room: it fills quickly once a headliner plays.
A design-led venue from the fashion brand Siwilai, with a dining area by day that turns into a disco with a sprung dance floor in the evening. Club nights in the Discotheque start at 21:00 with house, deep house, disco and electronic, and it closes at 02:00. Tickets run from ฿300 online to ฿700 at the door, depending on the night. Skip it if you want a late licence or a flat, cheap cover.
Time Out calls it Bangkok's most famous gay nightclub, with three floors, a midnight drag show and a K-pop dance floor. It opens every night from 21:00 and closes at 03:00, or 03:30 on Friday and Saturday. No entry price is listed in the guides we found. Skip it if you want a quiet drink: the smaller bars on Silom Soi 4 are calmer.
A newer underground club at Trinity Complex that took over from the Kangkao Collective, with Southeast Asian selectors sharing the booth with visiting international artists. Doors open at 21:00 on Friday and Saturday. Tickets on Ticketmelon cost ฿300–500, or ฿450–600 for a vinyl-only series. Skip it if you want a fixed sound: the music changes by night.
An underground house club on the first floor of a building on Maitri Chit Road, at the edge of Chinatown, that took over from Never Normal and puts the sound system and the music first. Time Out's 2026 city ranking names it, with DUAL, among clubs that fill most nights with big-name line-ups. It opens Wednesday to Sunday from 19:00 to 01:00. Skip it if you want a night that runs to morning.
One of the largest clubs on Royal City Avenue, open every night from 21:00 to 04:00 with EDM, trance and hard dance. The standard cover is about ฿400 with one drink, and headline nights start from ฿700. The door is strictly 20+ with a passport or Thai ID. Skip it if you want underground techno or a small room: it is big, mainstream and loud.
A large club on Royal City Avenue with a hip-hop main room, EDM and K-pop zones and an outdoor area, open nightly from 21:00 to 04:00. Covers run ฿200–400, usually with one or two drinks, which makes it the cheapest late-licence night on this list. Skip it if you want a calm night: the strip is built for large, loud groups.
A club on the sixth floor of the Aloft hotel on Sukhumvit Soi 11, open seven nights from 22:00, with open-format house, EDM and pop. The door is strict about age and clothes: government photo ID, no photocopies, and no shorts, flip-flops, open-toe shoes, hoodies, vests, caps or sportswear. Skip it if you want underground music: Silom is better for that.
Pick one cluster per night. Mustache and Subwerk 3.0 are on the same stretch of Decho Road, about five minutes on foot from BTS Chong Nonsi. Elsewhere and DUAL share Trinity Complex, so start at DUAL from 21:00 and move to Elsewhere after midnight. Onyx and Route 66 are both on RCA. Sing Sing Theater, Siwilai Radical Club and Levels Club & Lounge are on different Sukhumvit sois, so treat each as its own night.
Plan the way home before you go. The BTS and MRT stop around midnight, and taxis near nightlife areas sometimes refuse the meter late at night. Use Grab or Bolt, and on RCA ask the driver to stop at the alley entrance to avoid a toll. Many Silom clubs open only on Friday and Saturday, so check the line-up first.
Bangkok rewards a plan. Pick one district, buy tickets for the big nights in advance and carry your original ID. For closing times, prices and the way home in one place, read our Bangkok nightlife guide. If you want a drink first, our list of the 10 best bars in Bangkok covers the rooftops and cocktail rooms, and our guide to Bangkok nightlife by neighbourhood shows which area suits your night. Need a bed near the action? See places to stay. Planning the wider trip? Read about nightlife in Thailand, and find tickets on NightFind tickets.
For techno and house, Mustache on Decho Road in Silom: it holds about 700 people, runs a VOID Acoustics system and stays open until 03:30 on Friday and Saturday. For a theatrical night, Sing Sing Theater on Sukhumvit Soi 45.
Standard closing is 02:00. Clubs with a late licence in designated zones, including RCA and Silom, can stay open until 04:00. Onyx and Route 66 list 04:00, Elsewhere 04:00 and Mustache 03:30 on Friday and Saturday.
20. Clubs check ID, and some, including Mustache and Levels Club & Lounge, refuse photos or photocopies, so bring your passport.
Usually ฿200–500 (about €5–13), often with a drink. Recent examples are ฿350 in advance and ฿500 at the door at Mustache, ฿300 with a drink at Sing Sing Theater on a guest-DJ night, and ฿200–400 at Route 66. Special nights cost more, up to ฿1,700 at Mustache.
Mostly smart casual. Sing Sing Theater refuses sandals, open-toe shoes, singlets and sports shorts. Levels Club & Lounge also turns away hoodies, vests and caps. Mustache refuses swim shorts, singlets and flip-flops, but sneakers are fine.
