In the room
The room
A red door on the third floor of number 70, Soi Sukhumvit 63, eight minutes on foot from the first room. The concept, by Time Out's account, borrows from Salvador Dalí and stops short of theme park, which in Bangkok is a real achievement. Crates run across jazz, house and disco. The thing people talk about is the drinks list: wines and cocktails built from fermented ingredients, which Time Out boils down to vinyl, vino and vinegar, and calls tangy and unlike anything else in town.
It opened in 2026, so the paint is fresh and the sources are thin. One Time Out listing is all that has been published, and this page says only what it says.
Who made it
The people
The same crew as Modern-Day Culture, friends who have collected for twenty years and already run the social record bar down the soi. This is the second idea: smaller crates, stranger drinks, a colour.
Which night
The night
Tuesday to Sunday, 18:00 to 01:00, closed Monday. Pair it with Modern-Day Culture and walk between the two. Order the vinegar-led drinks, because nobody else in the city is making them, and because it is the kind of thing you want to be able to say you did.
Insider tip
Walk in knowing
Look for the red door on the third floor. Order the vinegar-led drinks and walk to Modern-Day Culture after.
Why it fits
Why it is in the atlas
The second room of a pair, with crates of jazz, house and disco behind a red door and a drinks list nobody else in Bangkok is attempting. A new room, kept on its one published source.
Plan the trip
When to go, hours, getting there
Best time to go
Any open night, paired with Modern-Day Culture: eight minutes between the two doors.
Hours
Tue to Sun 18:00 to 01:00, closed Monday (Time Out Bangkok, 16 Jul 2026). Opened in 2026, so confirm before a special trip.
Getting there
70, 3rd floor, Soi Sukhumvit 63 (Ekkamai), Phra Khanong Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110. BTS Thong Lo or Ekkamai, seventeen to eighteen minutes on foot; a short Grab is easier. Phone 084 025 2611.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Where is Club Salva Record Bar?
70, 3rd floor, Soi Sukhumvit 63 in Ekkamai, Bangkok, eight minutes on foot from Modern-Day Culture. BTS Thong Lo or Ekkamai are seventeen to eighteen minutes away; a Grab is easier. Coordinates: 13.729407, 100.586542.
When is Club Salva open?
Tuesday to Sunday, 18:00 to 01:00, closed Monday, per Time Out Bangkok in July 2026.
What is on the turntable?
Crates of jazz, house and disco, played on vinyl.
What are the drinks?
Wines and cocktails built from fermented ingredients, which Time Out calls tangy and unlike anything else in town.
Why is Club Salva in the Sonic Paths atlas?
As the second room of the Modern-Day Culture pair: a new record bar with its own crates and a drinks idea nobody else is trying.
Sources (1)
Every fact on this page comes from one of these, read on 20 October 2026. Where two disagree, both are shown.
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