Over 10 year i have bought great hand made shirts from needle king in the start of this video. He keeps your measurements and will do mail order after you go home. Really good shirts and he will make anything even from photos you have. Roger is good
Sunrise tacos in T21 and margarita storm at the sukhumvit rd/soi 13 corner are the same owner. I’ve spoken to him in margarita storm and he seems like a great guy , well known for his charity work in Bangkok from what I’ve heard. Probably more importantly for viewers the food is very good and I recommend the balcony at margarita storm for good people watching , upstairs for a more chill upmarket experience with pool table and bar.
I stayed at the Centerpoint Sukumvit 10 hotel for 3 weeks back in March… I chose it because of its easy access to Benchakiti park… Hotel was a little dated but still very good and reasonably priced… I’m a runner and ran in the park almost everyday… Going to stay at the Holiday Inn on Sukumvit this time… It’s close to Benchasiri park which I learned through watching your videos is another great park to run in and closer to the Phrom Prong area, where I hope to find a good condo to settle in for a longer stay in the heart of BKK… 🤓
@@JDS54 Sign up for all the programs. A few times a year you can sign up for stay 2 nights and get an extra 2000 points. If I stay 6 nights somewhere, I do it in three two night stays. Those points add up fast.
I stayed there about 2 weeks last September. Super friendly staff but yes, needs some upgrades. I never turned left out the hotel entrance _ always turned right to get to the main road. I missed out on the park 😅
The owner of Sunrise Tacos has performed extensive charity works in Bangkok for years (Bangkok Community Help Foundation) along with a partner. I’ve donated in the past during the pandemic. Their charity works have been truly amazing.
I love Soi 10.. Thought about living there but didn’t want to be that close to the Asok craziness, plus the condos on Soi 10 are a little pricey.. Did traverse Soi 10 just last week though on the way to Benchikkiti Park , i was able to cross the sketchy temporary bridge to get to the dog park.. was around 10 or 11am on a weekday, so maybe it depends on the timing when you go.. One place i saw that has great reviews on Soi 10 is the Abandoned Mansion restaurant/bar, looks to be a really neat place im planning to check out in the near future .
Just a quick note to say the Check-In Bar and Restaurant is a "specialist" hostess bar! I wouldn’t want anyone to get a surprise going in there! It can be a little full-on in there (so I have heard)!
Thanks for the view - and cross my fingers to hope that the bridge will soon be ready. Just one question: You really don't know what Check-In is? Oh my Buddha .... don't go in there thinking that it is just a hotel or a bar ;)
Ha ha, I don't partake in the Check In action. I guess I was thinking of the Check Inns chain of motels. Good to know. Somebody said they just used the temporary bridge recently. It will be nice when the new one is completed.
all severs should be left a tip if they bring you a drink/etc.....unless you go to the bar and pick up your own...then can leave the bar-keeper a slight tip
I have no problem leaving at least a small tip. I'm fortunate to live in SE Asia with a US pension/savings. My spending dollar goes a very long way. I can pay it forward a little. Not some silly, tell the guy behind me I paid for his $7 coffee. $7 would pay your server in Bangkok's bus fare for a month.
They are all Centre Points, haha. Plenty of them in Thailand. The terminal one is "Grande Centre Point" and is a 5-star hotel. You have another Grande on soi 55. The one in Soi 10 is a normal Centre point, a 4-star hotel (and very nice, I might add) and you have another one in Silom. There is a Grande Centre Point that also have a Terminal 21 mall in Pattaya, If I remember correctly but I've never been there.
@@EagerExpat Well you live there so It is understandable that you do not need to know about all the hotels. Since I am a tourist I am always checking for the best hotels and prices, and for some reason I've been staying in several Centre Points over the years. When I missed our meetup, a few weeks back at O´sheas I was staying at Centre Point at Terminal 21 for the first time. We had a great view at floor 31. Great hotel and the location is of course perfect.
@@silenziostampa4423 Hey that's good to know. Yes, back in the day I was always on Airbnb or hotel miles. I've hit every Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt in town. Good to know about the Centre's. Say hello the next time you visit. We'll grab that drink and say hello. I'm meeting a group this next Monday. Then I head to Japan for a few weeks, but BKK is home.
Grande centre point T21 is my go to 5 star hotel in Bangkok. Cheaper than Sofitel or Hyatt Regency but great rooms with kitchens and washing machines. Also really nice pool area and gym + direct access to bts and T21 shopping mall without having to go outside. Room service food is good and very reasonably priced compared to hotels in any western country.
Yes, Hooters have been closing in America but not announcing it even to their employees. Other restaurant chains make announcements of how many and which ones.
Hi Joe! Do you ever get people on the streets who tell you they don't want to appear in your video? I would imagine the people who don't want to be filmed are mostly foreigners. Thai people seem easygoing about it.
Great thx. That closed bar on the alley there was a nice spot to relax and have a couple of beers...
It's a fun street. Thank you for watching
Over 10 year i have bought great hand made shirts from needle king in the start of this video. He keeps your measurements and will do mail order after you go home.
Really good shirts and he will make anything even from photos you have.
Roger is good
Thanks for the tip. There are some great tailors around town.
Sunrise tacos in T21 and margarita storm at the sukhumvit rd/soi 13 corner are the same owner. I’ve spoken to him in margarita storm and he seems like a great guy , well known for his charity work in Bangkok from what I’ve heard. Probably more importantly for viewers the food is very good and I recommend the balcony at margarita storm for good people watching , upstairs for a more chill upmarket experience with pool table and bar.
He is a good guy. Hangs put in my local O Shea's around happy hour. Great food. The Soi 33/1 location is also 24 hours
Keep it up, Joe!
Hey thank you very much Joe
Was expecting this Soi to not be so residential, good to know. Thanks.
It's a nice street. A good mix of condos. Once that new bridge is open, things will be back to normal.
Thanks for the intel on the Soi 10 bridge.
You bet. I heard a temporary bridge is back open. Soi 10 is nice
I stayed at the Centerpoint Sukumvit 10 hotel for 3 weeks back in March… I chose it because of its easy access to Benchakiti park… Hotel was a little dated but still very good and reasonably priced… I’m a runner and ran in the park almost everyday… Going to stay at the Holiday Inn on Sukumvit this time… It’s close to Benchasiri park which I learned through watching your videos is another great park to run in and closer to the Phrom Prong area, where I hope to find a good condo to settle in for a longer stay in the heart of BKK… 🤓
Hey that's great. Yes, the Holiday Inn is also next door to the Emsphere Mall. Plus, it's just across from Buddy's on Soi 22. A great spot.
@@EagerExpat And I’m starting to accumulate IHG points…🤓
@@JDS54 Sign up for all the programs. A few times a year you can sign up for stay 2 nights and get an extra 2000 points. If I stay 6 nights somewhere, I do it in three two night stays. Those points add up fast.
I stayed there about 2 weeks last September. Super friendly staff but yes, needs some upgrades. I never turned left out the hotel entrance _ always turned right to get to the main road. I missed out on the park 😅
@@bryancole842 Yes the park is worth a look. I've did more than a few in Benjakitti. Go at sunset. It's really nice.
The owner of Sunrise Tacos has performed extensive charity works in Bangkok for years (Bangkok Community Help Foundation) along with a partner. I’ve donated in the past during the pandemic. Their charity works have been truly amazing.
I've heard the same thing about Sunrise. That is good to hear. We all need to look out for the community.
Nice area in Bangkok 😊 so many bars and restaurants
I agree. Soi 10 is great
Great video as usual!
I appreciate that. Thanks for watching
I love Soi 10.. Thought about living there but didn’t want to be that close to the Asok craziness, plus the condos on Soi 10 are a little pricey.. Did traverse Soi 10 just last week though on the way to Benchikkiti Park , i was able to cross the sketchy temporary bridge to get to the dog park.. was around 10 or 11am on a weekday, so maybe it depends on the timing when you go.. One place i saw that has great reviews on Soi 10 is the Abandoned Mansion restaurant/bar, looks to be a really neat place im planning to check out in the near future .
Yes, that bar is really fun. A little higher end cocktail bar. But its worth a look
Just a quick note to say the Check-In Bar and Restaurant is a "specialist" hostess bar! I wouldn’t want anyone to get a surprise going in there! It can be a little full-on in there (so I have heard)!
Ha ha. Roger that. Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the view - and cross my fingers to hope that the bridge will soon be ready. Just one question: You really don't know what Check-In is? Oh my Buddha .... don't go in there thinking that it is just a hotel or a bar ;)
Ha ha, I don't partake in the Check In action. I guess I was thinking of the Check Inns chain of motels. Good to know. Somebody said they just used the temporary bridge recently. It will be nice when the new one is completed.
all severs should be left a tip if they bring you a drink/etc.....unless you go to the bar and pick up your own...then can leave the bar-keeper a slight tip
I have no problem leaving at least a small tip. I'm fortunate to live in SE Asia with a US pension/savings. My spending dollar goes a very long way. I can pay it forward a little.
Not some silly, tell the guy behind me I paid for his $7 coffee. $7 would pay your server in Bangkok's bus fare for a month.
Nice vlog ❤
Thank you so much
Sorry i mi sed you at oshays. Discovered the dive bar. Still need to visit oshays
Ya, I need to cool it on the beer for a few days. I'll be having a few next Monday. Hopefully, you can stop by. I take off for Japan on Tuesday.
They are all Centre Points, haha. Plenty of them in Thailand. The terminal one is "Grande Centre Point" and is a 5-star hotel. You have another Grande on soi 55. The one in Soi 10 is a normal Centre point, a 4-star hotel (and very nice, I might add) and you have another one in Silom. There is a Grande Centre Point that also have a Terminal 21 mall in Pattaya, If I remember correctly but I've never been there.
Thanks for the info. I'm always learning. I never stayed at a Centre Point.
@@EagerExpat Well you live there so It is understandable that you do not need to know about all the hotels. Since I am a tourist I am always checking for the best hotels and prices, and for some reason I've been staying in several Centre Points over the years. When I missed our meetup, a few weeks back at O´sheas I was staying at Centre Point at Terminal 21 for the first time. We had a great view at floor 31. Great hotel and the location is of course perfect.
@@silenziostampa4423 Hey that's good to know. Yes, back in the day I was always on Airbnb or hotel miles. I've hit every Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt in town. Good to know about the Centre's. Say hello the next time you visit. We'll grab that drink and say hello. I'm meeting a group this next Monday. Then I head to Japan for a few weeks, but BKK is home.
Grande centre point T21 is my go to 5 star hotel in Bangkok. Cheaper than Sofitel or Hyatt Regency but great rooms with kitchens and washing machines. Also really nice pool area and gym + direct access to bts and T21 shopping mall without having to go outside. Room service food is good and very reasonably priced compared to hotels in any western country.
@@christianpatton9364 Thanks for the review. It looks like a nice place to stay
Soi 10 looks like a nice quiet place to live but expensive.
Yes, Asoke can be really expensive. But, you can find hidden gems. My buddy lives in an older 3-story condo building on Soi 14 for 22k
I been there on 10th June 2024:and stay at Centrepoint hotel
That's great. A very nice area
Yes, Hooters have been closing in America but not announcing it even to their employees. Other restaurant chains make announcements of how many and which ones.
I hate seeing any business close. But, there will always be change.
Thank you so much..
Is asoke a street or area ( district ) ?
It's an area near Terminal 21 and the Asoke train stop.
0:36 Oh no, Hooters closed!!!
Hopefully, it's just a re-model? But, the one of Soi 4 is going strong
Hi Joe! Do you ever get people on the streets who tell you they don't want to appear in your video? I would imagine the people who don't want to be filmed are mostly foreigners. Thai people seem easygoing about it.
No it hasn't been a real issue. I try to move my angle if someone is walking at me. You are correct, most Thai folks just waive hello.
Anyone who has a review on Vineo10?
Maybe someone will answer. I've filmed 100 streets, but I just show the Soi. Thanks for watching.
10 looks quiet
I think it was 7am. It's usually pretty busy.
Check In Bar is one of Bangkoks best Ladyboy bar. There is none of the hustle that goes on in these types of bars in Nana or Soi cowboy.
Wow, I never knew that. I'm learning everyday. I always will. Thanks for watching.