Top 10 nightclubs in Bangkok [2025]

Exploring nightclubs for every party-goer in a city that never sleeps

ThaigerFriday, July 12, 2024Last Updated: Wednesday, July 23, 2025

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Thailand’s beloved capital city is known for many things, chief among them is the nightlife. Bangkok is a city that never sleeps, and thus, many nightclubs have made their presence known among city dwellers, with DJ-driven clubs seemingly around every corner.

If we could sum up Bangkok’s nightlife scene in one word, it would be diverse. Think of high-end clubs, jazz lounges, or cocktail bars; there are venues for all kinds. Whether you want to party with sparklers and bottle service or dance the night away to hip hop, techno or jazz, you’ll find a nightclub in Bangkok for you.

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Nightclub	Opening Hours	Key Features
MUIN	Daily, 9pm to 3.45am	Multiple music zones (EDM, Hip-Hop, Techno & House), world-class DJs, themed events, large Capacity (300 to 500 guests).
VOID Club	Daily, 9pm to 3.30am	A rotating lineup of world-renowned DJs, cutting-edge light shows, immersive and energetic ambience, and multiple seating zones (including VVIP areas).
Sing Sing Theater	Tuesday to Sunday, 9pm to 2am	1930s Shanghai-themed decor, signature cocktail menu, Immersive and mysterious atmosphere, quality music and performances.
Route 66 Nightclub	Daily, 9pm to 4am	Multiple music rooms, spacious dance floors, affordable drinks and vouchers.
Sugar Club Bangkok	Daily, 10pm to 4am	Focus on hip-hop music, on top of current hip-hop trends. Affordable drinks, impressive and vibrant venue.
Onyx Bangkok	Daily, 9pm to 4am	Exclusive events, large capacity (2,500), extensive drinks menu, big-room party format with bottle-service tables, raised DJ platform, towering LED screen.
The Club	Sunday – Thursday, 9pm to 4am; Friday – Saturday, 8.30pm to 4am	International DJs and performers, focus on hip-hop, exclusive dance floor, affordable drinks.
Klub25	Daily, 8pm to 2am	Private KTV rooms available, good location with valet parking, great cocktail and snack menu.
Venti Bangkok	Daily, 9pm to 4am	Large dance floor with LED light shows, bottle service and snack menu available, easy access at the RCA entrance.
Beam Nightclub	Thursday – Saturday, 9pm to 3am	Focused on house, techno, and minimal beats, Asia’s first body-kinetic dance floor, VOID acoustics sound system, located in 72 Courtyard, Thonglor

In making this list, we ranked these Bangkok nightclubs based on atmosphere, music quality, standout features, and service. Customer reviews and location also played a role; each spot offers a solid night out for both locals and tourists.

MUIN Club Bangkok

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Details:

Opening hours: Daily, 9pm to 3.45am
Address: DONKI Mall Thong Lo, 107 5th Fl., Room, 503 Soi Sukhumvit 63 – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.6/5 (892 reviews)

MUIN brings a slice of Seoul’s club culture to Bangkok. Located on the 5th floor of Donki Mall Thonglor, this multi-zone venue channels high-octane energy across three distinct areas: Jack for EDM lovers, Livin for hip-hop heads, and District for fans of techno and house.

Key features:

Multiple music zones: Jack Zone (EDM), Livin (Hip-Hop), and District (Techno & House)
World Class DJs
Themed Events
Large Capacity (300 to 500 guests)

The lineup features both Thai and international DJs, often with surprise guests to keep things fresh. If you’re after something special, the SUPER VIP table behind the Jack zone DJ booth puts you right in the middle of the action. MUIN also runs regular themed nights, from all-out EDM parties to underground techno sessions, each one delivering a packed dance floor and serious party energy.

VOID Club

Details:

Opening hours: Daily, 9pm to 3.30am
Address: 559 Soi Thale, Bang Kapi, Huai Khwang – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.9/5 (1,154 reviews)

One of the newer additions to Bangkok’s clubbing scene, VOID has quickly made waves with its high-energy light shows and stacked DJ lineups. International names regularly take over the decks, spinning everything from EDM to progressive house and big-room techno. With genre shifts almost every night, no two sets ever feel the same, keeping the crowd on its toes (and on the dance floor).

Key features:

Rotating lineup of world-renowned DJs
Cutting-edge light shows
Immersive and energetic ambience
Multiple seating zones (including VVIP areas)

VOID leans into a futuristic aesthetic, with immersive visuals and a layout that caters to all kinds of partygoers. Whether you’re grabbing a spot at a high table or going full-send with VIP or VVIP balcony access, there’s a space for every kind of night out. Set inside RCA Alley, it’s an easy spot to get to and a tough one to forget.

Sing Sing Theater

Details:

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9pm to 2am
Address: 45 Soi Sukhumvit 45, Khlong Tan Nuea – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.1/5 (1,048 reviews)

Styled after 1930s Shanghai, Sing Sing Theatre adds a theatrical twist, blending dark glamour with vintage Chinese decor, think hanging red lanterns, dancers in traditional robes, and metal birdcages flanking the dance floor. It’s moody, immersive, and full of character, making it one of Bangkok’s most unique clubbing experiences.

Key features:

Unique 1930s Shanghai-themed decor
Signature cocktail menu
Immersive and mysterious atmosphere
Quality music and performances

Hidden walkways lead to tucked-away seating and balcony views, while two bars and a central dance floor double as a performance stage. Each night offers a different vibe, from deep house to Afro beats, with big-name DJs like Gilles Peterson occasionally spinning. Drinks are solid, but expect prices to be a bit higher than the RCA crowd is used to. Still, for atmosphere and originality, Sing Sing is hard to beat.

Route 66

Details:

Opening hours: Daily, 9pm to 4am
Address: 29/33 – 48 Royal City Avenue Building, Soi Soonvijai, Rama 9 Rd., Bangkapi – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.0/5 (2,357 reviews)

A staple on RCA, Route 66 is one of Bangkok’s most well-known party spots. The massive venue is split into three connected rooms, each offering a different sound: hip-hop in the main area, Thai pop and trance in the others, plus live performances throughout the week. While it’s also known for its food menu, most people come for the cocktails, which are both affordable and surprisingly good.

Key features:

Multiple music rooms with diverse music choices
Spacious dance floors
Affordable drinks and vouchers

The crowd here leans young, with a mix of Thai university students and the occasional tourist. Weekends get especially packed, so if you’re aiming for a table, it’s smart to arrive before 10pm. With something happening almost every night, Route 66 is a solid pick for anyone looking to party more than just once during their time in Bangkok.

Sugar Club Bangkok

Details:

Opening hours: Daily, 10pm to 4am
Address: 37 Soi Sukhumvit 11, Khlong Toei Nuea – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 3.7/5 (1,223 reviews)

If hip-hop and R&B are your forte, Sugar Club on Sukhumvit Soi 11 is the place to be. Just a few doors down from Insanity, Sugar has built a reputation as Bangkok’s top hip-hop venue, hosting local DJs and big-name international acts like Tyga, Lil Yachty, and Rae Sremmurd. The vibe leans heavy into urban beats, with a crowd ready to match the energy.

Key features:

Focus on hip-hop music
On top of current hip-hop trends
Affordable drinks
Impressive and vibrant venue

Unlike many Bangkok clubs, the dance floor here isn’t clogged with tables, so there’s actually room to move—and it’s usually packed. Doors open at 10pm, but the place doesn’t really heat up until after midnight.

Onyx

Details:

Opening hours: Daily, 9pm to 4am
Address: Royal City Avenue RCA Alley, Bang Kapi – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.1/5 (1,890 reviews)

Onyx is Bangkok’s EDM giant. Voted the second-best nightclub in Thailand and ranked 64th globally by DJ Mag’s Top 100 Clubs, it’s not just big, it’s massive. With space for up to 2,500 partygoers, a state-of-the-art sound system, VIP booths, and an underground room, it easily dominates the RCA nightlife strip.

Key features:

Exclusive events
Large capacity: 2,500
Extensive drinks menu

It was also the first club in Bangkok to bring in the “big-room” party format with bottle-service tables, a raised DJ platform, and a towering LED screen lighting up the space. If you’re into EDM or commercial house, this is your spot. Top DJs from around the world hit the decks here regularly, and the crowd is always up for it. Whether you’re visiting or living in Bangkok, Onyx is one of those must-do nights out.

The Club

Details:

Opening hours: Sunday – Thursday, 9pm to 4am; Friday – Saturday, 8.30pm to 4am
Address: Khaosan Rd – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.5/5 (1,395 reviews)

Smack in the middle of Khaosan Road, The Club has earned its stripes as one of the area’s biggest and boldest nightlife staples. Known for its booming sound system, laser-heavy lighting, and wall-to-wall energy, this place doesn’t do subtle. It’s a high-octane spot where international DJs drop hip-hop-heavy sets that keep the dance floor going strong until well past midnight.

Key features:

International DJs and performers
Focus on hip-hop
Exclusive dance floor
Affordable drinks

Inside, the look is slick, modern lighting, dark tones, and a layout made for movement. Drinks are affordable, the vibe is high-energy, and the crowd is a solid mix of backpackers, locals, and party-hardened regulars. If you’re after a proper night out with volume, sweat, and zero pretence, The Club delivers.

Klub25 Thonglor

Details:

Opening hours: Daily, 8pm to 2am
Address: Soi Thonglor 25, Khlong Tan Nuea – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.6/5 (518 reviews)

Klub25 is one of Thonglor’s more upscale spots, drawing partygoers who are looking for something a bit more polished. With live bands, top-tier DJs, and KTV rooms, the vibe is part lounge, part party. The music leans towards hip-hop, R&B, and EDM, and the layout gives you plenty of space to dance or chill with a drink and soak in the atmosphere.

Key features:

Private KTV rooms available
Good location with valet parking
Great cocktail and snack menu

It’s not just the sound system that hits hard. Klub25 puts effort into the whole experience, valet parking, moody lighting, great cocktails (try the Thai Basil Mojito), and snack plates like spicy tuna tartare. It’s a good option if you want to dress up, be seen, and still actually enjoy the music. Being in Thonglor, it’s easy to slot Klub25 into a bigger night out around the neighbourhood.

Venti Bangkok

Details:

Opening hours: Daily, 9pm to 4am
Address: RCA, Bang Kapi, Huai Khwang – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.9/5 (1,271 reviews)

Right at the entrance of Bangkok’s RCA strip, Venti has quickly become a go-to for big weekend nights. It’s loud, packed, and full of energy, with DJs dropping a mix of hip-hop, R&B, pop, and EDM. Its sound and lighting setup is no other, and the same goes for their dancefloor.

Key features:

Large dance floor with LED light shows
Bottle service and snack menu available
Easy access at the RCA entrance

Venti knows how to throw a party. You’ve got bottle service tables, a decent snack menu, and doors open late. The crowd is mostly young and up for a wild one, and it’s popular with both locals and visitors. If you’re looking for a full-throttle night out in RCA without overthinking it, this is your spot.

BEAM

Details:

Opening hours: Thursday – Saturday, 9pm to 3am
Address: 72 Thong Lo Road, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana – Google Maps
Google Reviews: 4.1/5 (277 reviews)

Beam does things differently. It’s stripped-back, minimalist, and all about the music. If you’re into house, techno, or bass-heavy sets, this place is built for it, complete with a body-kinetic dance floor and a VOID sound system (one of the best in the game) that makes every drop hit harder. No flashy decor or gimmicks, just proper clubbing.

Key features:

Focused on house, techno, and minimal beats
Asia’s first body-kinetic dance floor
VOID Acoustics sound system
Located in 72 Courtyard, Thonglor

Located inside the 72 Courtyard complex in Thonglor, Beam has that underground-meets-industrial vibe that attracts a more music-focused crowd. Downstairs is more relaxed, with a bar for pre-drinks or a breather between sets. Upstairs is where the action is. It’s not a place for bottle posing, just come ready to move.

From booming EDM arenas to underground spots, these nightclubs capture the full spectrum of Bangkok’s after-dark energy. With most staying open until sunrise, there’s no better way to dive into the city’s electric nightlife scene.