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

The live band is the main reason most people come here, and it's worth knowing what that means beforehand. They mainly play Thai songs, occasionally an English one, and they do so loudly in a room that steadily fills up as the evening progresses. There's a separate club in the back if you'd rather dance to a DJ. So, depending on your mood, the evening can take two different directions.

If you arrive around 8 pm, it's quiet, you can easily find a table, and have a good conversation. By 10 pm, the place is packed, and by midnight it's usually full. That's the compromise. The dance floor is small, and the tables are so close together that proper dancing is difficult when it's crowded – this is precisely the recurring criticism. Anyone wanting more space should arrive early and approach the evening more as a relaxed night out with live music and drinks than as a typical club visit.

The food menu ranges from small snacks to hearty main courses, the drinks selection is extensive, and the prices are mid-range. The staff is frequently praised for always refilling beer glasses without having to ask.