Located in Sukhumvit Soi 4, Nana Entertainment Plaza (Nana Plaza) is Bangkok’s sleaze central. Notorious for its racy themed go-go bars - from school-girl and leather dominatrix to ladyboy - it’s literally a ’sex mall’, with three storeys of eye-popping activity all focused around a square-shaped central atrium. Unlike at the better-known Patpong, Nana is a ’strictly adult’ scene. That means no families, no markets and few curious tourists strolling in for a look. It also means a lot more men hell-bent on renting bodies.

Walking down Soi 4 from Sukhumvit Road, you’ll know you’re approaching Nana when you spot the line of street vendor carts preparing an array of weird and wonderful bites. These include ’som tum’ (spicy green papaya salad), ‘kai tod’ (charcoal-grilled chicken) and fried insects, among other odd delicacies - comfort food for the bargirls who mostly hail from Thailand’s northeastern Isaan Province.

Young girls in halter tops and short mini-skirts can be found filling up bags of crispy invertebrates, which they chop up and eat with rice and a dash of ‘nam prik’, chili and shrimp jam (watching them refuel on these down-to-earth pleasures, even joining in, makes for an interesting diversion from the other sorts of pleasures found here).

Patpong in Bangkok is the one of well known nightlife road  for night traveller.

I think that patpong road It’s not different from pattaya. Night traveller love to go there!

About Patpong Bangkok Thailand

Although Patpong Road is probably the most famous street in Bangkok, it is in fact two small streets - Patpong 1 and Patpong 2. Located between Silom Road and Surawongse Road, Patpong 1 and Patpong 2 run alongside each other and house more Go-Go bars than you could possibly imagine! It’s very exciting These days, though, many people come to Patpong for good shopping rather than visiting bars. The street stalls in the middle of the road offer just about everything you want – a really perfect place to pick up gifts for people back home. A word of warning: The Patpong street stalls take up a lot of road space leaving very little room for people to walk. If you have difficulty walking, or you are wheelchair bound, it might be best to avoid the Patpong area, or at least visit very early evening.

Patpong’s ground-floor Go-Go bars are probably the best places to visit. Oh Wow! Unless you are very sure of where you are going, try to avoid the second-floor bars. There are occasions when people have been seriously overcharged in some of these bars and although it’s a bit unfair on the properly managed establishments, avoiding the second-floor might mean avoiding unpleasantness. Small beers and spirits should cost in the region of 100 Baht.

How to get there: The nearest BTS Station is Saladaeng and the nearest MRT station is Silom. From both Saladaeng and Silom you need to walk down Silom Road away from Lumini Park. When you see a MacDonald’s on your left, Patpong is on your right.