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Gar host bar with ‘cabaret’ shows from drag queens and go-go dancers every night at 10pm.
Featuresbar, music, go-go show, cabaret show
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8.1 based on 634 reviews. | Boutique budget option. Walk to the Night Market Great value.
9.3 based on 104 reviews. | Perfect location. Great for shopping & gay nightlife. New 5-star option.
7.5 based on 73 reviews. | Close to gay scene. Excellent value Great for sightseeing & nightlife.
based on reviews. | Gay-owned. Budget choice Near tourist sights, shops and nightlife.
8.6 based on 3129 reviews. | Beautiful location. Near Doi Suthep Out-of-town option.
8.1 based on 1574 reviews. | Very central. Great for sightseeing Easy access to gay scene.
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“Absolutely dreadful place. Other reviewers have said all... staff with attitude, appalling show and overpriced drinks.“
“20 or so guys working. Everyone including the manager was focusing on only 1 customer while others completely ignored. It all changed when 5 Chinese women enter and 6 guys rushed over. The worst service I have witnessed anywhere in Thailand. The show was barely average. Do not waste your time or money.“
“While a show is not always the be-all and end-all of going to a place like this, I have to say that, in fifteen years of hopping around the gay venues of SE Asia, the New My Way show was the worst I have ever seen. More time was spent waiting between the "acts" than on the show itself, a show which comprised some bad lip-syncing ladyboys and a handful of disinterested guys. The host guys who paraded could barely get off the stage quickly enough, and were more absorbed in checking their iphones and talking with their friends than interacting with the unsurprisingly paltry number of audience members. To cap it all, they tried to short change me by THB300. If you're looking for entertainment of any kind this is not the shop for it.“