Soi Nana: From Shophouses to Speakeasies
Once a neglected cluster of abandoned shophouses, Soi Nana is now the heart of Bangkok’s alternative arts and culture scene. With pop-up galleries hosting contemporary exhibitions, family-run street food stalls and a string of enticing bars serving fresh coffee in the day and complex cocktails after dark, this is the perfect place to escape the crowds for something a little cooler.
Shophouses to Speakeasies overview
Once a neglected cluster of abandoned shophouses, Soi Nana is now the heart of Bangkok’s alternative arts and culture scene. With pop-up galleries hosting contemporary exhibitions, family-run street food stalls and a string of enticing bars serving fresh coffee in the day and complex cocktails after dark, this is the perfect place to escape the crowds for something a little cooler.
Important details from the source
- A short taxi ride from COMO Metropolitan Bangkok is the Thai capital’s most evocative new neighbourhood: Soi Nana Chinatown.
- Once a neglected cluster of abandoned shophouses, Soi Nana is now the heart of Bangkok’s alternative arts and culture scene.
- With pop-up galleries hosting contemporary exhibitions, family-run street food stalls and a string of enticing bars serving fresh coffee in the day and complex cocktails after dark, this is the perfect place to escape the crowds for something a little cooler.
- All a short stroll from each other, discover the best of Bangkok’s newest nighttime hotspot by settling in for the evening, or go bar-hopping to sample all three.
- For the best recommendations on where to dine and drink during your stay at COMO Metropolitan Bangkok, speak to our dedicated concierge.
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