“Concept that places several world famous city under one roof (1 MRT station away)”

“At first sight, Soi Cowboy looks like a fantasy land of bright pink neon, but here fantasies become real for all those searching for the dark side of Bangkok’s nightlife culture; namely, go-go bars. This red-light district has a more laid-back, carnival-like feel to it than other famous go-go districts such as Patpong or Nana Plaza.There are more than 20 bars lined one next to the other each following the same formula of a central stage, loud music and scantily clad dancers. bars here are open from 20:00 to 02:00. MRT: Sukhumvit Station BTS: Asoke ”

“One of the best food courts in Bangkok where you can find almost every type of Thai food for incredibly low prices. Located on 5th floor of the mall.”

“Nana plaza is home to one of Bangkok's infamous red light districts. It is worth a visit for any traveler to see what makes Bangkok unique. ”

“From our building you can walk for only 4 mins to this place. Enjoy your relax time with your choice of massage. I suggested traditional Thai massage 120mins 600฿ Or foot reflexology 60mins 400฿ Ps. If they massage you too hard you can tell them to be softer ”

“Located on the corner of the Sukhumvit Road and Soi 12, Sukhumvit Plaza is informally known as Korea Town (Sukhumvit Plaza) in Bangkok because it is packed with three floors of businesses selling imported Korean products. Over time this shopping plaza has become the Centre of Bangkok’s Korean community and the best place in Thailand to eat authentic Korean food. Korean food is a distinctive Asian cuisine and very different to Thai food. The mainstay of Korean restaurant food is the BBQ, which comes in the form of a grill over hot coals set in the middle of the dining table. Typically beef and pork is used.”

“One of my personal favorites. Funny name and themed Thai restaurant with great food and atmosphere. ”

“Robinson Department Store Sukhumvit is one branch of the Robinson Department Stores. This is a Thai department store chain that was established in 1979. The company merged with Central Group in 1995. It is positioned as a mid-market retailer offering a wide range of products such as: clothing, accessories, cosmetics and homewares.”

“Our favourite and one of the best pizzarias of Bangkok. Pizza oven and pizzaiolo imported from Neaples.”

“Located in Sukhumvit Soi 13 In 1974, the only places to buy groceries in Bangkok were open air markets or Small Grocery Stores. As Thailand’s Original International Supermarket, Villa Market provides the freshest produce and choice only available in our 34 stores nation wide. At Villa Market we pride ourselves on being able to provide our customers with products from around the world Our sourcing team visits markets all over the world looking for the new and exciting products.”