Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

Knowing there's no dance floor can make for a wonderful evening. This Korean club, located on the fifth floor of a building complex in Soi Sukhumvit 63, is designed more like a concert hall than a European club, with benches, standing tables, and a table culture that defines the entire ambiance. Guests expecting a large, open dance floor are often disappointed. Those who understand the concept, however, rave about the DJs, the music selection, and the stylish atmosphere.

Tables are reserved with a minimum spend of 3,000 baht. There's also a standing area if you'd prefer not to sit down, although space is somewhat limited. No food is served inside, and the drinks and juices are premixed, not freshly made – so this isn't the place for cocktail lovers. Food trucks are parked outside, which is a good place to grab a bite before your meal. Security is strict, and ID checks are conducted, which some regulars appreciate.