UDON SOCIAL

Thanks For That Shado.. ++)(*

The address is:

Moo, Baan, Sinchai, Thani, MUENG, U.T.

Tel: 042 328835 or 0864 505850

It is in the general area of G-H / 14 on UM.

Can someone give me an idea of the map reference for the Relax restaurant near the airport,ta vely much

Yes, well interesting (or maybe not) )(*^^ there are a couple of what i could call after-hours clubs
across from toon-koon hotel, what is that maak-kaeng rd? so i've heard anyway, that don't even
get started until 11pm and continue until 3am or whatever but i agree, not a good place to be without your wits about you because young boys in every country sometimes are trying to prove their manliness and
i can only imagine an enebriated middle-aged farang might be a good target <>><:* i mean, try as we
might to ignore it, i realize the general perception is that we're all here to "buy" all the available pretty
women and the young thai men are merely "protecting" them from the evil foreign hordes "( another place which i'm not sure about is in the side of the ban chiang hotel? it looks like a karaoke place but then it's not
uncommon for large hotels to have mini-disco's on the premises? yeah, i have fond memories from a couple years back of being at a live music club and it was pleasant and the thais are gifted musically.but the
2-3am call is getting a little ridiculous even for me. unseen thailand i guess is what we'll call it *****^^
OH! and i meant to say that one of those clubs is /was little rock/ maybe now called aungsa :()(

Not sure if they have a rope sign but the one place that pretty much never closed because the police where working there was or is little rock.
A friend went there with some thai people to continue partying after closing time to Mr Tongs and he came back to the hotel around dawn mind you he was the only falang there.
I went there and had a few drinks another night and a kind lady said we should leave as there was a lot of say 20 year olds drinking and looking for any reason to beat anybody up and i think us 2 falangs were easy targets so i did the scensiable thing drank up and left.

the place where i stay is very much a "no-tell motel" with most of the traffic being thais staying only for the night and let me tell you, there are large numbers rolling in at 2-3-4am drinking and coming from somewhere so apparently there are "clubs" out there open until the wee hours. but then i certainly don't know much about the "thai scene" and i daresay, i doubt few do? i do miss some live music and i suspect "yellow bird" and "tawan daeng" may be the best suggestion for a casual night-out, a few beers and pleasant live music playing "( and quite honestly, i usually am in bed by 11pm

The last time (Christmas) I went to one of these 'late-night' establishments, it closed at around 1am.

the "brothers club" opposite the complek is just a big pile of rubble now?
well yes, i've yet to go inside tawan-daeng or visit yellow bird but i'm fairly certain they are open later than the standard 11-12pm most nightlife places are shutteringup? have to get a friend and go check it out. yes, i need a camera and my mission is to compile the database of fit-serving-wenches-udon-chapter OR at least i will have an entry for next months photo comp. thanks for all the feedback. *****^^i'll try and get the low-down on the thai signage for relax place? "ruen" means like "prosper"? for example "humungus-ja-ruen" would mean that the humungus shall prosper? and frankly, how i expect to be greeted "( by all the local villagers...in my dreams "(

Yeh the Tawen Daeng, yellow bird and the pool side at the charoen are a good places.
Miss Mambo and the korean bbq heard both closed so didnt try going either place last time.
Went 1 or 2 times to the brothers club with dj music no people inside and it deffinatly was not my type of place so i wont miss it if being torn apart.
Cant remember any place with rope sign.
Wolverine was at first a shock being my second day in thailand, i was with a friend and he said something to the tuk tuk driver and off we went and ended up there, had 1 drink and i was gone :x

Your meaning Tawen Daeng,Ham, very popular with the younger Thais and decent music,too. ++)(*
Yellow Bird disco is situated at the Charoen Hotel near the back of the Botanical car park.Good live music in here,when I last went.Not so much for the youngsters,more for the maturer set....depends what his Lordship likes,I guess. >:<>)(
Incidentally,the Brothers Club,opposite the complex is being systematically dismantled.Not sure if Central are going to start a new building project there or something else will spring up.
I'm sure theres a Relax place heading past Tesco's towards the Nong Prajak lights ?? Theres a car wash downstairs and upstairs theres quite a plush lounge with sofa's,TV's,relaxing music and food.....went there once and enjoyed it.
They washed our car whilst we ate and drank.....quite reasonable,about 150 baht,I think.