RCA Plaza · Chinese-style business KTV · room 2,000-5,000 THB · walkable to the RCA clubs
31/14-15 RCA Plaza, RCA Alley · 18:00 - 02:00 · Google 4.3 / 71
About K Bangkok RCA
K Bangkok RCA, listed in Chinese as 曼谷纯K, is a Chinese-style business KTV inside RCA Plaza on Rama 9 Road. RCA is Bangkok's largest club strip, so the venue sits in the same block as the nightclubs rather than on a soi of its own. That access is why the crowd here is not purely business entertaining.
The venue was refitted and the rooms now carry their own bathrooms, which is not standard for the RCA KTVs. An outdoor terrace with a hotpot bar is attached. Room charges run 2,000-5,000 THB by size, with spirit sets at 3,000-6,000 THB. Bar fine is 700-1,000 THB and short time 1,500-3,000 THB. Cast age reads roughly 20-28 and some staff handle Korean. Google sits at 4.3 on 71 reviews, and the sound system is the item reviewers raise most often.
What to Know Before You Visit
- Room plus bottle is the base bill · 2,000-5,000 THB for the room and 3,000-6,000 THB for a spirit set. Taking the cheapest of each still starts you at 5,000 THB before anyone sits down. Settle the room tier and the bottle at the counter first
- Confirm at selection · part of the cast is ladyboy. Ask the mamasan directly before you commit rather than after
- Happy hour 20:00 to 22:00 · worth using. From about 22:00 the room fills and the noise level rises sharply
- Private bathroom in the refitted rooms · the refit put a bathroom in each room, which the other RCA KTVs do not offer. Ask for a refitted room when you book
- RCA access · the plaza holds several large nightclubs, so you can move between the KTV and the clubs on foot. That is the practical reason to pick this one over the Huai Khwang venues
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Location & Transport
K Bangkok RCA is inside RCA Plaza on Rama 9 Road in Huai Khwang. MRT Phra Ram 9 is the nearest station but RCA is not within walking distance of it, so take a taxi or motorbike taxi for the last stretch. The plaza has parking. Bangkok's other KTV clusters sit elsewhere: the Japanese-style venues on Thaniya near Sala Daeng, the Korean-style venues around Sukhumvit 11 and 12, and Club GEMS on Sukhumvit 33. K Bangkok belongs to the Chinese-style group in RCA and Huai Khwang.
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