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Home » Reader question » Reader question: where in Bangkok can I meet Dutch people?
Dear readers,
I'm going to Thailand alone soon and I like to drink a beer with Dutch or Flemish people, such as expats and tourists.
Now I know where I can meet Dutch people in Pattaya, but what about Bangkok? Are bars or other entertainment venues in the capital frequented by many Dutch/Flemish people? I stay in the Nana area
I did read something about the Green Parrot but that seems more for business people and it is not next door.
Regards,
Harold
Parrot Cafe and restaurant soi 29 from Sukhumvit road after 80 meters on the right side in the Memaid hotel.
Det – 5. Sukhumvit soi 8
Green Parrot, (2 Dutch owners, Piet & Dick) have their business in Mermaid Hotel, Sukhumvit Road Soi 29, not a business bar. .tap Heineken only TB 75 and NL & Thai snacks . .
http://www.facebook.com/greenparrotbkk/?fref=ts
From Nana it is max. 10 minutes with a taxi moped. .or 1 or 2 stops with the BTS
They've been here since Sept. last year . .used to be on soi 16, that was a bit more difficult .
A little busier on March 23 . .network evening . . SMEs
1st Thursday of the month Dutch. Association Thailand drinks. . for everyone
3rd Saturday in March an evening Jazz jam with Athalie de Koning, among others
Every Sunday 2 Dutch football matches. .
Best ,
Soi 29 is NOT in NANA area 😉
Best ,
Bangkok Bunnies in Nana plaza the owner is a Dutchman 🙂
Nice international (will undoubtedly also Dutch and Flemish) come
Gulliver – Soi 5 of Sukhumvit road.
Indeed very nice big bar with lots of pool tables, but not much people/movement lately. Then the Beergarden in Soi 7 is more fun, unless you don't like ladies 😉
The Dutch eatery at the end of soi cowboy (is only 1 real street so you will find it automatically 😉 ).
Hot Old Dutch in one of the nicest streets of Bangkok ;-). It is right on the corner of soi Cowboy and soi 23. Just as nice is the bar on the other corner of the street: the Corner Pub. This is on the corner of soi Cowboy and Asok Montri Road. This bar has no closing time. Ideal if you want to watch Champions League football. 21pm in Belgium/Netherlands is 3am-4am in Bangkok. Then most pubs are closed. The Corner Bar remains open for this.