As we reach the midpoint of the year in July, Koktail has curated the newest after-work hangout spots in Bangkok for you to relax, release stress, and perhaps find some inspiration.

Renowned for its pizza, sourdough, and delectable doughnuts, all made fresh to order. They are launching their first store in Bangkok, featuring a signature Garlic & Herb dip with every pizza. Additionally, they are preparing to introduce a menu specially crafted for Thailand soon.

Gaysorn Amarin, Ground Floor
Open daily 11 am – 11 pm

A newly opened hidden bar in Silom, adorned with vinyl records. Drinks are named after singers like Taylor Swift, BLACKPINK, and Big Bang. This bar also offers board games for patrons.

Silom Soi 7 (55 Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Rd, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok)
Open Wed-Sun, 6 pm to midnight; Fri & Sat until 1 am

Ready for a new jazz sensation in town? Enjoy a classic atmosphere and groove to live music all night long. Located in the Silom area, the bar offers elegant decor and a sense of comfort. Special features include jazz music, a talented line-up, and high-quality craft cocktails.

Silom Road (118 Silom Rd, Suriwong, Bang Rak, Bangkok)
Open daily 6 pm - 1:30 am

For golfers looking to swing away their stress, SkyGolf Club is on the green. This high-end golf simulator venue offers all-around roof top entertainment in the heart of Sukhumvit. It isn’t just for pro golfers; the venue features a multitude of  the greatest 18 holes, including the famous “Pangya” fantasy golf game and a 4K screen, making you feel like you're at the real course. This up-to-par location offers a private room where you can taste Chinese-Italian food , drink fine wine, play golf and host parties all in one convenient location. Turn up, tee off and have a bundle of fun.

SkyView Hotel 12 Sukhumvit 24 Alley, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei, Bangkok

Open daily 6 pm - 1 am

If you’re someone who can’t get enough of your brain melting from workload, Guss Damn Good is here to freeze away your stress with delightful moments. From the astonishing ice cream flavour names to its delicate homemade craft, every lick will keep you wondering about the ingredients and the story behind each flavour. Can’t get enough surprises? With the new “Tom Yum Kung Noodle” flavour from a collaboration with Mama, you will be refreshed after your rough day. There are also new flavours inspired by 8 other familiar Thai brands to enjoy.

G Floor Indoor Zone, Central Westville
Open daily 10 am - 10 pm

River City Bangkok presents “Who’s Cutting Onions,” the debut solo exhibition by Tum Ulit, an artist, cartoonist, and storyteller who depicts loneliness, sorrow, and deep emotions through his poignant illustrations. The phrase ‘Who’s cutting onions?’ stems from an idiom used during emotional moments when expressing genuine feelings is challenging. It signifies times when we wish to hide the true reasons behind our tears because they are too painful to face. In these vulnerable moments, we make light-hearted excuses, pretending our tears are caused by imaginary onions rather than the sadness we feel inside. 

13th July to 25th August 2024

at RCB Galleria 1, 2nd floor, River City Bangkok.

Open daily 10am - 8 pm