In Sunee, I like Kaos. The dancers there are always nice and the wait staff takes great care of me. They also have a very honest mamasan that gives good advice.



I have been enjoying the new K-boys as I like the look of the place and the way they remodeled it.



In Boyztown I spend more time at Lucky 7 than the other bars for a few reasons.  One is that I have "offed" many boys from Lucky 7 and never been disappointed.  Two, they have a wide variety of guys and I can go there with my friends who have totally different tastes and we all have a good time.



I also like the show at Throb/Splash and try to catch that once a week or so as I love the star of the show.



When I am in Bangkok, I prefer Future Boys and Dream Boys. If I "off" a boy, it is often from Future Boys.  My former favorite bar, X-treme closed.  I loved the show at X-treme and would see it each night in Bangkok.



In Phuket, I like My Way and always find a few guys from there that I spend time with.

 

For my first trip to Thailand and first experience of a Go GO Bar, A Bomb was my favourite. Of course there are many other bars and HEAPS of handsome guys to choose from but three out of the five guys I met while I was there, one was a repeat, came from A Bomb and they were expremely polite, honest and accommodating. I would have no worries returning there or recommending it to anyone.

Funny boys gets my vote. Very little go go going on these days in any bar but it has a large selection of guys to suit most tastes.

Interesting how, except for Ajarntrade and GayThailand, everyone else on this board refers to Pattaya go-go bars. Kind of confirms the increasingly narrow focus of this board.

Meanwhile on CFS Thailand, when someone mentioned Flamingo, the next response was "What is/was flamingo?" CFS is Bangkok-centric and a mention of a Pattaya place name means nothing to readers there. I guess what's happening is that each board is acquiring its own identification with a specific city, which is probably not a bad thing.

macaroni21 wrote:

Interesting how, except for Ajarntrade and GayThailand, everyone else on this board refers to Pattaya go-go bars. Kind of confirms the increasingly narrow focus of this board.

Meanwhile on CFS Thailand, when someone mentioned Flamingo, the next response was "What is/was flamingo?" CFS is Bangkok-centric and a mention of a Pattaya place name means nothing to readers there. I guess what's happening is that each board is acquiring its own identification with a specific city, which is probably not a bad thing.

Maybe you have not noticed that except for the last 3 posts this thread is almost 3 years old

why dreg up an almost three year thread with mostly outdated info and closed or renamed bars?
have we got a new historian on the forum?

homintern is on your IGNORE list.

lonelywombat wrote:

Maybe you have not noticed that except for the last 3 posts this thread is almost 3 years old

No, I didn't. Haha.

Now that you've pointed it out, something else is really interesting, Both the starting post and the reviving post praised A-bomb.

Not only a thread from 2005, but from the old EZBoard Sawatdee I believe.  You can tell by the way the spacing between lines is accentuated.
What an odd thread to resurrect.
Some old handles from the past, long-lost now: Monkleigh, Edith (missed!), Dingo

Cheers ...

I agree, but xtreem really was a great bar. the show was perfect.

Wes

homintern is on your IGNORE list.

archiologist please apply within!

i would recommend starting a new thread, as cat mentioned, bars change & also disappear

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Carpe denim: seize the pants.

My new sig!   :-)  :-)

Things have changed a lot in the last 3 years.  My bar favorites have changed from gogo bars to outdoor bars.  If I would have to pick a gogo favorite it would probably be JJJ but even it has slipped due to having younger ones there.   I enjoy the Sunee Plaza bar  (some call it the green chair bar) as it has the best viewing angles.  I also enjoy Duc;s once in awhile.  Boystown I have no favorites but will bar hop there about once a week when in town.