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

The stage show is the absolute highlight here. Mor Lam music from northeastern Thailand, performed as a full-fledged production with dancers in elaborate costumes – loud, fast-paced, and simply magnificent. You don't need a word of Thai to understand everything. Sometimes the performers come down from the stage and entertain the guests at their tables, which some find delightful, while others think it's a bit much. The audience consists mostly of locals, and that's precisely why it's worth a visit.

Entry is free, and there's table service, spirits and large bottles of beer, as well as spicy Isaan cuisine to enjoy during the show. Prices are mid-range, but read the reviews, and you'll understand the criticism. Several guests report different menus and prices for Thais and foreigners, and one even mentions a waiter drinking alcohol while on duty. It's best to ask about prices before ordering to avoid most problems. It's a club, not a quiet bar, so plan on a night out, not just a quick visit.