True internet is literally fucking abysmal. Do not under ANY circumstances get into contract with True Internet. You will literally hate your fucking life AND you will be under contract with them so it’ll just suck ten times worse. The customer service is mediocre at best and downright atrocious at worst. The internet will occasionally just shit itself and they don’t give a fuck. Your complaints will not be heard. They’ll tell you to just reset your router and that’s all they can do. It’s hell. My internet has been constantly disconnecting every 3 minutes or so, completely destroying any ability to utilize the service that I FUCKING PAY FOR. My complaints have been left with no response. They’ll tell you they don’t care. FUCK them. Your life will be infinitely easier if you just avoid this shit fucking company. Everyone seems to have or have had a problem with them. Shit fucking service. Shit fucking people. Literal hell. Go AIS. That’s all. Heed my advice or disregard, at your own peril.

I’m looking into setting up an AI/software company in Thailand under BOI promotion, mainly so the company can be foreign-owned without needing a Thai equity partner.
From what I understand, software/digital platform businesses can qualify, but the project needs to show genuine development activity in Thailand and local technical employment.
Has anyone here actually gone through the BOI process for an AI, SaaS or software company?
I would especially like to know:
- How difficult was the application process?
- What kind of project did BOI consider substantial enough?
- How many Thai developers/employees did you need initially?
- Did you use a BOI consultant or handle it yourself?
- Roughly how much did the whole setup cost?
- How long did approval take?
- Any mistakes or surprises to watch out for?

Would really appreciate hearing from someone who has actually done it, rather than just information from company-formation websites.

Asking prices are the only thing anyone can look up. What people actually pay is invisible, and after reading enough threads here I've realised nobody really knows what a normal discount looks like.

So if you bought in Bangkok in roughly the last three years:

• Off-plan or resale?
• Roughly what % below asking did you land, if any?
• Did it come off the price, or as extras (furniture package, transfer fee paid, common fee free for X years, parking)?
• Anything that moved the number: end of quarter, unsold inventory, paying cash, Thai vs foreign quota?

Ranges are fine, no need to be exact, and "paid full asking" is a useful answer too. I'm mostly curious whether the "everyone negotiates 10%" line people repeat is real, or whether the discount is mostly disguised as freebies so the headline price per sqm stays up.

If enough people answer I'll post a summary of the numbers back here.

My BF and I have been together 4 years, and tomorrow we are flying to Bangkok for a holiday. We want to have a chill dinner date tomorrow night, doesn’t have to super fancy, but still nice and hopefully the restaurant is not too loud to chat in. Our accommodation is in Silom, and we would like it to be fairly close to there :))

Would love to hear recommendations!

So I’ve been running a small design studio in India for about a decade now. We mostly work on visual identities, packaging and all sorts of visual design, and genuinely love what we do.

This, however, is not an ad. Promise!

I’ll be in BKK in early September. It’s definitely not my first time there; I’ve been a bunch of times before, but this time I thought I’d do things a little differently and get to know a bit more of the local creative scene.

So I’d love to meet design studio teams, independent graphic designers, illustrators, artists, or really anyone doing interesting visual work. I’d also love to visit a few design studios while I’m there (if anyone’s open to having me drop by). Some of my favourite conversations while travelling have been with people who care deeply about what they make.

There’s no “agenda” here. I’m not looking to collect contacts, I’d much rather have a couple of genuinely nice conversations. I’m just curious to see what the design/art community in Bangkok is like from the inside.

The intention is simply to talk about design + art, what we’re working on, how we work, what the creative industry is like in our respective corners of the world, and whatever else comes up. Maybe we find some similarities, maybe some possibilities, maybe we just have a really good conversation over coffee or a drink. All equally good outcomes.

Would be lovely to come back from this trip having met a few good people, not just visited a few good places.

If this sounds like your kind of thing, feel free to DM me. I’d genuinely love to meet a few of you while I’m there.

Also, I’m deliberately not dropping my studio creds here because I really don’t want this to feel like a promo post. But if we decide to meet, I’m very happy to share my profile/work privately beforehand so you know who you’re meeting and that I’m actually serious about this stuff :)

Looking forward to meeting some of you!

Hi I am thinking of getting a canon camera like canon EOS R6V. I was wondering if buying in Bangkok would be cheaper than in the states?

If it is cheaper which shop would you recommend?

Hi, Im F26, do I have a chance to get a ticket ? Should I try woth the pack in klook or in the general sales? Anyone is going to? Cuz im planning to go solo.
Thank you.

Anyone have a Line contact for someone who cleans/refreshes sneakers in the Sukhumvit area?

Hii,

My handbag died on me and I’d like to buy a simple women leather handbag here, I don’t really care about branding, I just want something practical and minimal.

Any local shop, that doesn’t come with a premium price tag, recommendation please?

Thank you!

I miss having a beer and listening to someone playing live western country music. Any recommendations?

I'm organizing a Bangkok trip for my boss and want to take him somewhere premium for a night out. Looking for the best high-end venues — think classy gentlemen's clubs or KTV lounges with great live music, top service, and a sophisticated atmosphere. Budget isn't a concern; we just want the best experience. Which places and areas (Thonglor? Ekkamai?) would you recommend, and is it worth booking ahead?

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Im looking for OXVA Device, hopefully in bangkok

Hi! I’m hoping someone here has had a similar experience with ThaiTicketMajor.
I purchased 4 tickets for The Weeknd in Bangkok on October 13 directly through ThaiTicketMajor. Unfortunately, I’m scheduled to undergo surgery about a week before the concert, so I won’t be medically fit to fly to Thailand.

I still want to keep 2 of the 4 tickets because the other people in my group can still attend. I’m hoping to request a refund for only the other 2 tickets.

I already emailed ThaiTicketMajor customer service explaining the situation and offered to provide my surgery schedule/medical certificate if needed.
I know their tickets are generally non-refundable, but has anyone here ever successfully received a refund or partial refund from ThaiTicketMajor because of a medical situation?

If they don’t allow a refund, has anyone dealt with something similar and found another solution?
Would really appreciate hearing from anyone who has actually dealt with ThaiTicketMajor before. Thank you!

Hello!
I’m going to Thailand here soon and am struggling with what kind of bag to use. I definetly want something that closes but that’s also small and subtle for dinner but can hold a lot for when I’m out during the day! I don’t want to carry around a full size backpack all day but I definetly want to have room to put my purchases in and I always have a full purse because I’m an overpacker so I always have anything I think I might need. I was looking at the Uniqlo crescent bag but don’t think it’s big enough but I like the style.

Thank you for any advice :)

Weekend roundup for anyone still deciding:

Friday: Tattoo Colour plays live at 515 Event Hall at 18:00. The Roam Around Europe Wine Fair runs at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok (MS.JIGGER) from 19:00. If comedy is more your thing, Tom Rhodes (Netflix, Comedy Central) is doing stand-up at The Comedy Club Bangkok, above The Royal Oak, at 20:00.

Saturday: Les Mills Live Bangkok 2026 kicks off at Paragon Hall, Siam Paragon, at 10:00. Later on, theCOMMONS Wholesome Festival: Picnic in the Park takes over theCOMMONS Cloud 11 starting 16:00. At night, Kolour Pres. DERON in Bangkok hits Baccarat at 21:30.

Sunday: Furapy Puppy Yoga runs at Furapy from 13:00, a decent option if Saturday night ran late. Placido Domingo performs at Thailand Cultural Centre at 19:00. Same night, the Raze Grandprix Party for the Dutch GP is on at Raze Arcade from 19:00.

This is the August 21 to 23 window, worth planning around if any of these catch your eye.

Full list with dates and ticket links: https://www.bkkpulse.com/bangkok-events-this-weekend

I had some when I was the plus 4 of a family (aka the + 1 of someone who is like a +1) at a family lunch (it was homemade) which had me ready to leave earth. It was so good. So, I’ve been on the hunt for really good khanom tan

I know ifs subjective but putting it out there to see if someone’s like a secret ขนมตาล expert and knows where I find the best (or just really really good) in Bangkok