House music clubs in Bangkok (Thonglor, Silom & Ekkamai)
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The short answer
Bangkok's electronic-music nightlife is spread across several districts. Two rooms are currently open and worth planning a night around: Mustache Bangkok (Silom, inside the retro-futuristic Fuchsia building on Decho Road) is a 700-capacity house-and-techno specialist that has moved venues several times, most recently opening at its Decho Road address on 30 January 2026. Veyla (Ekkamai) runs tech-house, melodic and Afro house sounds on a table-reservation model rather than a walk-up door.
A note on Thonglor's BEAM: for years the anchor house/techno room in Thonglor's 72 Courtyard complex, BEAM permanently closed on 31 October 2025 — the whole 72 Courtyard compound closed the same night, and sister venue BEAMCUBE (Mahanakhon) followed on 29 November 2025. If you've seen BEAM recommended elsewhere online, treat that as outdated; see our BEAM closure page for the full picture. As of this writing there's no verified replacement house room in Thonglor specifically — the two currently-open picks below are in Silom and Ekkamai.
Neither open room is a single-genre purist temple in the way some European rooms are — check each club's week before you commit to a "house night."
Budget: roughly ฿300–400 at the door for Mustache (often with one drink included); Veyla runs on a table minimum spend rather than a straight cover. Age: Thailand's standard clubbing age is 20+ at both — carry a passport or other photo ID.
The rules visitors get wrong
- Bangkok clubs move — a lot. Mustache alone has had four homes since 2015 (Ratchada Road → Sukhumvit 23 → M Quartier → its current Decho Road/Fuchsia address, opened January 2026). Always double-check the current address on the club's own Instagram before you go — don't trust an old blog post's address.
- Bangkok clubs close, too. BEAM's near-decade run in Thonglor ended in October 2025 — a reminder to confirm a venue is still open (check its Instagram for recent posts) before making plans around any Bangkok address you find online, including this one.
- Neither open room is house-only. Mustache runs house through peak-time techno; Veyla mixes tech-house, melodic sounds and Afro house. Check the specific night's DJ if you want a guaranteed house set.
- Bring your actual passport or another Thai-recognised photo ID. Both enforce Thailand's 20+ clubbing age at the door.
- Cash still matters at the door, even where card is accepted inside — carry some baht, especially for Mustache's cover charge.
- Veyla runs on table reservations, not a pure walk-up door. Book ahead via its site or TableCheck if you want a guaranteed spot, especially Friday–Saturday.
- Buildings are often unmarked. Mustache's Fuchsia building carries no obvious club signage from Decho Road — tell your taxi or Grab driver the building name, not just the street.
The clubs that matter
| Club | Area | What it's for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mustache Bangkok | Silom (inside Fuchsia, Decho Road) | House through peak-time techno, 700-cap, VOID sound system | Moved venues repeatedly — reconfirm the current address |
| Veyla | Ekkamai | Tech-house, melodic & Afro house | Table-reservation model, not a walk-up door |
| ~~BEAM~~ | Thonglor (72 Courtyard) | Permanently closed 31 Oct 2025 — page kept for reference only | Do not plan a visit; see the page for what replaced the area, if anything |
Bangkok's line-ups turn over fast — check each club's Instagram, or Resident Advisor's Bangkok house listings, for the specific week's booking before you pick a room.
Getting around after dark
Bangkok's BTS Skytrain typically stops running well before these clubs close (last trains run around midnight), so plan your way home before you go out: Grab (the region's ride-hail app) is the standard way to get home late, and it's normal to queue for one outside a popular club at closing time. Silom and Ekkamai aren't walkable to each other — budget 20–30 minutes by taxi/Grab between them.
Keep reading
New to the sound? Start with the history of house music and deep house vs tech house. Comparing Asia's other fast-rising scenes? See our Tokyo house clubs guide, Osaka house clubs guide and Seoul house clubs guide — or the full picture in where to hear house music around the world.
Preguntas frecuentes
- Is there a house-only club in Bangkok?
- Not among the well-known rooms — Mustache and Veyla (the two currently-open picks in this guide) both run mixed programming (house alongside peak-time techno, or Afro house). Check the specific night's DJ line-up if you want a guaranteed house set.
- Is BEAM in Thonglor still open?
- No — BEAM permanently closed on 31 October 2025, along with the entire 72 Courtyard complex it was part of. Sister venue BEAMCUBE (Mahanakhon) followed on 29 November 2025. If you've seen BEAM recommended elsewhere, that information is outdated.
- Why do addresses for Bangkok clubs keep changing online?
- Bangkok's electronic-music venues relocate — and sometimes close — often. Mustache Bangkok alone has had four homes since 2015. Always confirm the current address and open status on the club's own Instagram or website before you go, rather than trusting an older article.
- How much does it cost to get into a Bangkok house/techno club?
- Roughly ฿300–400 at Mustache Bangkok (often with a drink included), and a table minimum spend at Veyla rather than a straight door fee (as of 2026).
- What age do you need to be, and what ID is required?
- Both currently-open venues enforce Thailand's standard 20+ clubbing age and check photo ID at the door — bring a passport if you're a foreign visitor.