Contact Admin. Whilst there are a number of bars and restaurants around the city, there is an area called Thani Alley, about m south of the railway station where there is a concentrated selection of bars and restaurants. The Bamboo Bar is a good place to start your evening and is very popular with farangs and Thais alike.
They serve food throughout the day till late at night. Around 8pm until 11 ish most evenings, a Thai duo perform a wide variety of international music , as well as traditional Thai songs and Thai pop. Their English is good and they are both talented musicians and singers. For those who fancy themselves as a Frank Sinatra or Ossie Osbourne, they are more than happy to welcome you onstage to join them.
Closing time for the bar is midnight. On leaving the Bamboo turn right by the traffic lights then take the first right and you will be on Thani Alley. On your right is a large building which is the Victoria Entertainment Centre. The first door is the entrance to a snooker bar and dance school upstairs. The second door you come to is the entrance to the karaoke bars.
Normal karaoke downstairs , mostly Thai, and more private rooms upstairs for those who are a little shy. Opening hours 11am to 2am but generally quiet until around 8pm. It is extremely popular, particularly with the young Thais and it does get very busy around midnight. Closing time is 3a. On the opposite side to the Victoria and Speed are a number of bars , offering a variety of entertainment. A number of them provide live entertainment of varying types from solo artists to bands.
On leaving any of the above bars , keep heading left and you will see a large bar called 90 Degree Restaurant facing you.
