Page 93 - MASALA Magazine Vol.15 Issue 3 | February - March 2024
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YOU KNOW WHERE

           Near BTS Sala Daeng, You Know Where is another Silom entrant
            for those who are looking for a fun night out in that neck of the
           woods. The front looks like a vintage shop, of the kind you can
           easily find in China Town, and the entrance is marked by a
            subtle neon cocktail glass sign, through which you can see what
           looks like a door outlined in red but that’s a decoy – to the left
            through a wooden panel is the actual entrance, and through a
           curtain you’ll be ushered into a dark and intimate space with
           hanging planters serving as chandeliers. Try their fun cocktails,
           including a Barbie-themed one, and their Slim’s & sexy, comprised
           of watermelon, strawberry, peanut butter mix, gin, and Bianco
           vermouth. Instagram: @youknowwherebkk


                                                                          SUGAR  RA Y, YOU’VE JUST BEEN POISONED

                                                               While Octo Seafood Bar in Sukhumvit Soi 24 is a haven of good
                                                                seafood, a few of the patrons walking through its doors will furtively
                                                               head straight to the back, where a hidden door will lead to a bar
                                                                tucked into the restaurant itself. Sugar Ray, You’ve Just Been
                                                               Poisoned is known among Bangkok’s speakeasy aficionados, but
                                                               its clever entrance means that few know exactly where it is. Inside,
                                                                the space can seat maybe around 20, with dark, brushed-concrete
                                                               walls, and seating all facing a backlit bar, one of the only sources of
                                                               illumination in the room aside from subtle recessed lighting that
                                                                gives the room a glow. Here, the cocktails are innovative, with a
                                                               range of whiskies to please any connoisseur, and new concoctions
                                                               according to the bartenders’ whims. You can also customise your
                                                               own cocktail, depending on your preferences! Instagram: @
                                                                sugarraybkk














           THE SPEAKEASY ROOF T OP B AR

           On the 24  and 25  floor of the Hotel Muse Bangkok – MGallery
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           Collection, in the sophisticated Langsuan district, The Speakeasy
           Rooftop Bar has been lighting up people’s Instagram feeds since
           it opened not too long ago. Found behind a panel that features a
           lifesize painting of a 1920s-era couple replete with bobbed hair and
            fedora, you’re welcomed with stunning views of the cityscape and
           domed structures suggestive of European architecture. With both
           indoor and outdoor seating areas, I would suggest drinking and
           dining al fresco to take advantage of the picture-perfect ‘sky garden.’
           The bar’s impressive lists of cocktails includes classic libations, as
           well as their new Speakeasy Sips collection, including options
            such as The girl with the curls, named after the fictional Mary
           Pickford, and comprised of Bulleit Bourbon, maraschino liqueur,
           chamomile tea, pineapple honey shrub, homemade grenadine,
           and a sprinkling of lemon. Instagram: @musebkk
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