I took a long walk around Talat Noi and Chinatown (Yaowarat) last night, and honestly, the 'vibe' of Bangkok's entertainment scene is shifting so fast.

We all know the classic rooftop bars, but have you guys checked out some of the new 'hidden' neon spots tucked away in 100-year-old shophouses? I’m talking about places like Ba Hao or some of the nameless jazz bars where the entrance looks like a literal wall of scrap metal.

It feels like we’re living in a high-tech/low-life movie set. One minute you're eating 50-baht noodles on a plastic stool, and the next you're stepping into a bar with 4k projections and interactive light installations that respond to your movement.

The contrast is insane.

My current top 3 'hidden' experiences for anyone bored of the usual malls:

1. The 'Secret' Rooftops of Chinatown: Not the fancy ones, but the tiny, 4-table spots where you watch the sunset over the Chao Phraya through a gap in the buildings.

2. Interactive Art Spaces: Places that use heavy motion-mapping (the visuals are mind-blowing).

3. The 'New' Charoen Krung: Galleries turning into bars after 9 PM.

Is it just me, or is the 'old' Bangkok entertainment (big clubs/malls) losing its soul to these tiny, high-tech, hidden spots?

What’s the weirdest or most 'hidden' place you've found in BKK lately? I’m looking for something that looks like it belongs in the year 2050. Let’s share some spots!

They have cool lights, loud music and dancing girls at Nana

PS "old" Bangkok disappeared when The Skytrain was built. Those were the days. Remember them?