Gay Bangkok

It's just for Chinese New Year but Jey Spa masseurs are now adorned in festive colors. And they're wore than wiling to accept red envelopes from you. 🙂

The Saphan Kuai area is always filled with delights for gay Bangkok and especially the massage places. Here is a new one and they are coming back with some sexy guys. I have seen the first one and liked him a great deal. Excellent top and bottom. Massage was just OK. Address: 1575, 53-54 Phahonyothin Rd, Samsen Nai, Phaya Thai, Bangkok 10400 https://gbeatspa.com/

I will check out the Tartawan on my visit today Around the 1700b mark a night on most apps Interestingly on their own website they have a members discount for 2400😳

Anyone got feedback about this accommodation? https://www.yellowribbonhills.com/HOME/5afe72dace86512a2458f9c7/langEN It's walking distance from Chong Nonsi BTS and reports across sites are widely positive. Would ay be good to know if they are guest/joiner friendly. Thanks!

Hi all, any interesting to say about Le Siam hotel, the former Swiss Lodge? Is it any good? How about joiners? Thx!

Is there any hotels under 1200b a night in Bangkok? Decent hotels?

I'm in BKk ,I know Pattaya like the back of my hand but not BKK Where are all the go go bars now is it Silom 4? And what's the road where the adult market are that selling poppets etc

This bar needs to be checked out. Its Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sake-Pub-สาเก-ผับ/341416052585697 where its address is stated as 60/1 Soi Damnoen Klang Tai. This seems to be a tiny road 250m south of Khaosan Road and 350m east of Sanam Luang. I reckon it is in the vicinity of Google Coordinates 13.756346380428468, 100.49797434403985. There are some interesting pictures on its Facebook page around April 8th or 9th. Here's a Songkran poster from April 12th: And on Youtube, a video from 2019: Almost certainly a bar for Thais rather than foreigners.

Hello, It might seem a bit odd asking such a question, but I hope some kind soul could help. I will stay close to National Stadium BTS in June for a week. I´ve been strolling around with help of Googlemaps trying to find some small bar or cafe for some beers during daytime, as I like to sit down outside and relax sometime between walking around. I will not go by BTS anyway far, I try to find a place nearby, walkingdistance.

I am coming to Thailand in 2 weeks for the water festival, how can I find a bukkake while I am there, this is all new to me but I would love to experience it.

Can someone recommend hotels in Silom with a decent luggage storage, i mean where the luggage gets locked away in a separate room? In my current favorite hotel, The Quarter Silom, the suitcases are lying around in the lobby and I don't like that. I would like to leave my suitcase (probably including notebook) at the hotel while making a short trip to another Asian country.

The cathedral is across the road but you can call the hotel’s reception desk to hail their teak boat to pick you up or return to Sathorn Pier at Saphan Taksin station. One of the best midday meals I have had in the past decade. Great view. IMG_8668.mov

I live with my Thai partner in Surin, Issan and rarely visit Bangkok as I find now I am older (77) it is just too busy and polluted. However in two weeks time we will be going there to meet up with a close friend of mine, a lady and her partner, who are flying in from England for a holiday. She has asked if, one night, we can go out to eat street food for dinner. Has anyone any suggestions where we would not be engulfed by traffic fumes, one of the high end malls is not what I'm looking for.

I have seen no mention of the entrance-inclusive masked dance performance privilege, initiated 2018, most afternoons at Sala Chalermkrung Royal Theatre. It has a separate perforation on the ticket and the small print reveals it is valid for a single entry within 7 days. Look up the afternoon days of the week the show runs; on the display board at the palace or I think they are printed on the ticket as well. Or see attachment that indicates Mon-Fri 13:00, 14:30, 16:00, each a half-hour performance. My sense is that most visitors take it in via crowded afternoon shuttle from the north palace compound entrance (across road on north side from where morning entrance queue…

I saw this today and it seems very comprehensive and current. I’m not going to search whether it’s been previously posted. If you go to the main menu you can link to Pattaya, Chiang Mai, or Phuket. https://gayandasia.com/en/bangkok

A pleasant walk up from Mandarin Oriental, this meal was terrific.

A pleasant walk up from Mandarin Oriental, this meal was terrific.

Once in NY's Chinatown I stopped at a street market selling t-shirts and bought several. The elderly lady took them over to her wrapping station while I looked at other items. She then presented me the shopping bag, tied tightly at the top. When I got back to the hotel, I realized that she had substituted inferior and unwanted shirts in the bag, probably the ones she couldn't sell. So now I get back from Bangkok and Taipei with my bags of goodies and usually wonder why I thought that they were worth buying. Indeed, 4 of the shirts I never bought. The old substitution game continues. Wise up, Lucky!

I have known FloridaRob for many many years. I think I met him the first time in Brazil but have seen him on multiple trips in Brazil and in Thailand. I always tease him as I'll be in a sauna in Rio or Sao Paulo and he will be there. He travels more than I do. LOL I knew he was in town and we met up for dinner. He said he wanted to try a place near Soi Twilight and we tried Madrid based on reports on this board. Madrid is on the soi as the Patpong night market and if you were not looking for it, you would have missed it. There were 4 of us as my two Thai boys like Rob and think he is funny. We order 2 large pizza's at about 400 baht each. We got one Supr…

This should have been a memorable meal but was about the only somewhat of a letdown over a month. Yet among the most challenging to snag a table. Mind you it was early days, jet-lagged, and my body’s regular breakfast hour. Some of the textures and notes were off for me. Bland, and the beef seemed dry and flavourless. The dessert had a fermented component that I just did not take to, tasted borderline rancid. The renovation is very attractive. I emphasize that others should not go by my impression but might want to peruse food review sites prior to committal. I averaged about one “higher end” tasting-menu per week. It’s not my usual dining format and somewhat v…

NOTE -- There are as many "lists" as there are cities and I don't put a lot of stock in any. The Mastercard one at least bases its information on cash transactions (you know you've won when they give you the money 😄). From The Nation Bangkok, Phuket and Pattaya were among the top 20 most visited cities in the world this year, according to a report by the payment-processing corporation Mastercard. Thailand’s capital topped the ranking with 22.78 million international visitors. Following Bangkok are Paris (19.10 million visitors) and London (19.09 million visitors). Phuket ranked 14th with 9.89 million visitors, while Pattaya ranked 15th wit…

From VN Express Chinese influencer Wang Ziyu is facing the possibility of deportation and a lifelong ban from Thailand after making disparaging comments about Bangkok’s Nana red light district. Operating the 2.68-million-follower account "Thailand 77Seven" on Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, Wang uploaded a video of herself in Nana district on Dec. 5, as reported by the South China Morning Post. Captured around midnight, the video shows her describing the area as "unsafe" and frequented by "sleazy" visitors. She thus advises women to steer clear of the area. The Thai police, viewing her remarks as harmful to Thailand’s image as a tourist destina…

From Thailand Business News he Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) recently hosted an ‘ESG activity in Thailand’ for international delegates attending the Air Canada Asia Pacific Sales Summit in Bangkok. The event celebrated Air Canada’s resumption of its Bangkok-Vancouver service. Mr. Siripakorn Cheawsamoot, TAT Deputy Governor for International Marketing, emphasized the event’s focus on environment, social and governance (ESG) activities in line with the Sustainable Tourism Goals and the United Nations’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Highlights of the half-day event included historical sightseeing of Wat Arun, enjoying Thai ice cream, and creating coasters…

I stopped by this shop on Sutthisan Winitchai Road in the Saphan Kwai area last year but that guy I had in mind wasn't available. Although I followed their posts from time to time, never got around to going back. Today, however, this post caught my attention because it seems that they have a small cadre on masseurs on hand in house that changes a bit by the day. Here's today group: https://www.facebook.com/bthousebkk/