Truth or Dare Langsuan — Restaurant in Lumphini Subdistrict

The price is reasonable. The location is the best! Staff are smiley and good services! Drink is perfect! We were there with friends and we had a good time.

What brought me down are

1. the table they provided us is a bit too small, we were put to the corner where shall be 3 seats + 1 extra seat. (We are 6 people in total). We asked for another table but they can’t gave us- but it’s understandable. Anyway it’s still very hard when one of us went to the restroom, everybody had to standby- also bothering next table guess.

2. one of table opposite us, they had a hard party, of course we happy for them. But the flashlight from their iphoneS during took vdo and photo made us feel uncomfortable and not so privacy. Ps. We don’t blame guess, they have right to do so and they were happy, anyway maybe the staff shall tell them to turn it off at some point?- like famous pub in rca staff did- which we think it’s doable and understandable.

3. what made me feel the most uncomfortable was when i used the restroom, there were a long female line waiting for use their restroom.

When i entered the male restroom standing to pee. I saw one Tomboy were already in the male restroom and then inviting 2 beautiful ladies who waiting for using female restroom- Three of them are totally seem okay, not so drunk.

Both beautiful ladies who come from China and Japan ask a tomboy if is sure that they are allow to use a male restroom. And the Tomboy replied “Can Ha” and a tomboy turn to 2 local staff in the restroom said that “Ladies are beautiful ha, good luck ha i’m international enough to communicate ha” - i heard all their conversation clearly.

My concern is that i’m not sure your place policy about this. Shall not the staff tell them they shall not enter a male restroom (especially while we’re are standing there and peeing). Not only they shall pay some gender respected but also they shall not skip the line. Every girls are waiting and they all need to use the restroom.

I’m sorry to rate you at only two stars but i think the services shall be more well trained or control? Anyway we were having a good time but we left your place before we...

Truth or Dare Langsuan: High-End Vibes, Hits, and a Splash of Drama

Review: Truth or Dare Langsuan is the Rolls Royce of nightclubs, but with a touch of Bangkok spice. Located in the heart of Langsuan, this spot oozes exclusivity with a crowd that looks like they walked straight out of a fashion ad. The DJ’s playlist? Absolute fire—well-known bangers mixed perfectly to keep the energy high. Even the staff are attentive, though sometimes they might serve you a side of “oops” with your drink orders.

The seating options are comfy and chic, whether you’re lounging inside or chilling in the outdoor zone with live bands and a bar. Speaking of outdoors, it’s a vibe—perfect for sipping, chatting, or plotting your next dance floor move. Bonus points for the free parking and the unexpected luxury of massage services in the restroom (yes, you read that right).

On weekends, this place is packed tighter than a suitcase before a long trip. Tables are hard to come by unless you book in advance or have some serious VIP energy. Drinks are on the pricier side, but hey, you’re paying for the ambiance, the beats, and a room full of people who might just be the most attractive crowd in Bangkok.

Pros & Cons in a Nutshell: • Pros: Killer vibes, top-notch music, comfy seating, live band outside, attentive staff, and free parking. • Cons: Drinks are pricey, weekends are chaotic, and you’ll need cash for some payments. Oh, and navigating the “are you hot enough for the main bar?” door policy can be a bit of a circus.

Recommendation: Come for the fun, stay for the beats, and brace yourself for a night of Bangkok’s high-end nightlife at its quirkiest. Just don’t forget to pre-book a table, bring your A-game, and maybe an extra credit card. It’s the kind of place where the memories will last longer than your drink—and that’s not...

TLDR: We were not let inside the main club, and got screamed at for asking to be let in. Reading other reviews, this place is notorious for not letting people in who are not obviously Thai or Asian.

First we were not let into the main club because it was full, which seemed reasonable. After ordering drinks and sitting in their waiting area for at least an hour without a word from the staff, half of our group was finally let into the bar after proving they’d bought drinks. This half of our group were two Asian (Thai/Chinese-passing) men and two women.

The second half of our group went to the bathroom (which was full of patrons who were absolutely trashed, vomiting on the walls, passed out in chairs), then we tried to join our friends. We were SCREAMED at by the woman at the door, telling us that we’d need to buy a bottle to get in, threatening that she’d remove our friends from the main room if we tried to go inside. This half of our group were three non-Thai/Chinese men and one woman (me).

We were shocked and appalled, as we all had first accepted they were full, bought drinks, waited, and politely asked if we could enter. So, we sat again in the waiting area to message our friends. I attempted to go inside one more time, and a different person was monitoring the door. He fully ignored me for several minutes (I was the only person waiting to go inside), and then said I would have to call my friends to come get me and bring me inside.

Our friends came out a few minutes later confused as to why we hadn’t joined them, we told them our experience, and we all...