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Have tried this place a couple of times now, and although a jug of Chang draft is 120 baht in happy hour, the food needs a lot of attention. I ordered the chicken kiev, and asked for it to be hot (it was cold last time) sure enough the kiev & fries were hot, but the veg was stone bonk cold. Portions also very small.
Written Jun 24, 2011
Address: Thamnoonvithi Road
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Hat Yai has it's fair share of live music, most of this is in the style of a thai band belting out western music.
There are several bars on the same strip as post laser disc that have live bands and they are all well worth a look (if you like that sort of thing). Post laser disc probably had the best when I was staying there, music started around 8 p.m. and went on until the early morning. The bar itself is typically cheap although it has that dark, grungy feel you get with most unsigned band haunts in the u.k.
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Written Aug 23, 2005
Address: Thamnoonvithi Road
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I fail to understand the relevance of the name or what the name is intended to signify.
What matters is that this place serves decent grub (local and western), reasonable price beer and has a pleasant atmosphere.
The place regularly hosts (several times a week) bands that appeal to the backpacker / ex-pat type crowd. Although most singers are Thai's who, are thus not singing in their own language. The standard is surprisingly high.
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Updated Mar 10, 2004
Address: Centre of town opp. the main dept. store
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Post Laser Disc is another Hat Yai evening entertainment venue. There are quite a few places like this in town. Post Laser Disc makes a big thing out of the fact it is featured in Lonely Planet, which it is but don't let this put you off.
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Written Nov 10, 2003
Address: Thamnoonvithi Road
Cosy place with friendly service, cheap beers and fantastic live band.
Dress Code: Anything but nudity :)
Updated Mar 6, 2011
Address: Thamnoonvithi Road
Excellent happy hour 30B for a small Chang. Friendly staff and comfy surroundings. Cannot comment on the Live bands as we didn't stay long enough.
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Written Oct 5, 2007
Address: Thamnoonvithi Road
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Cheap good food, Live music, friendly atmosphere and plenty of good beer - what could be better?
Dress Code: Informal as you like - I wore my dodgy hat all night!
Written Nov 6, 2005
Address: Thamnoonvithi Road
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Nice place to sit, have a drink, watch the waitresses and go some other place...
Dress Code: Anything
Written Apr 18, 2005
Address: Thamnoonvithi Road
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