Hey Pat. Billy here. We met at Bang Sue station a few months ago. What ever happened to roller skating in Thailand? There was a roller rink in Chiang Mai. Why aren't Thai people into roller skating?
When I first visited Bangkok in 1979 I went to see The Deerhunter in a cinema on Sukhumvit Road (if I remember correctly). For the foreigners there was a large room with a glass separation in the back where they played the original English soundtrack. I was in Thailand for 4 weeks in January 2024 after an absence of 40 years. Many things changed. Luckily the food is the same!
Pat---One of your best Vids ! For me it brought back so many memories for this old oil rig veteran. MOS was fun for a short time. My home was Washington Sq btw the Silver Dollar and the Lone Star circa 1996-2008. The owner of the Lone Star now lives in Houston, Tx, USA and runs a restaurant there with her daughter. A lively bar after 9PM. Bourbon St for Holiday dinners were the best. Deny's Bar was my 1st bar in BKK and I lost my heart, and a large chunk of money. to an Isaan girl working there. Thanks for the memories.
I remember going to the President Cinema in !985 and stood up for the national anthem for the first time, watched a Thai Movie called Kampuchea, you could hear People crying. Great back then to get out of the Sun for a couple of Hours, watch a Tear Jerker and then back to the Hot Streets, back to boston inn for a swim, shower smoke and out for dinner, then a Beer in a few Bars, Corner Bar, Kings Corner, and Queens Castle about 11pm, no luck off to Thermae, Jobs done. Thanks again Pat, a lot of Memories.
At 0:08, you stood on the opposite side of my beloved Debsirin school separated by a lovely canal. I used to be a student there in the late 80s. I'm a native of BKK and I really appreciate you share many interesting facts I didn't know about my home city. Watching your videos is like going back to my history class at Debsirin school. Well done, sir.👍👍👍 Greetings from California. ขอให้โชคดีมีความสุขนะครับ = wishing you best of luck and happiness. 💚💚💛💛😊😊🌞🌞👏👏❤️❤️👍👍🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🙏🙏
My first time in Bangkok was in 1973. I remember the lack of cars and I remember the taxi from Don Muang Airport moving quite quickly! I wish I had taken photos! Buying film and later developing film was not cheap! Alas! Good stories Pat!
you make me nostalgic for places Ive never been and times I never lived Old places just have so much character, I often find myself thinking what a shame when you show old photos. Never knew MOS had a club in bangkok that flopped very interesting.
Every time I look at those old photos or videos of the Bangkok's bygone days, I always have a strong penchant to be teleported back in time and experience all of those establishments (some that I had known or visited) which have vanished forever (I'm sure I'm not the only one). It was a very different world. Another thought-provoking and evocative account of Bangkok's past. Great work, Pat!
As always a well researched and delivered video. Even having lived and been to many of the places you talked about I learn more good history about those places by watching. Keep up the good and valuable work. Best of luck
You did a good job on making this video and put in a lot of work of history and old pictures. Thanks for the video, very good job, Pat. You have a great day there in Bangkok.
I like these vids where you find remains of the old Bangkok, very interesting.... Sad as well, at the destruction of Thai heritage..... as an aside, where did all the evicted Chinese end up? Scattered to the four corners of Bangkok or did they find a place to keep their community alive?.....
I love the level of production and all the information. The captions, the Bangkok Pat man make this very easy to follow. We only had four days in Bangkok for Christmas 2023 and had to leave without enough time to explore everything. These videos by Bangkok Pat help me explore more and appreciate this great city. I'm so happy and appreciative of your effort Mr Bangkok Pat! When I go back to Bangkok, I'll be so prepare after watching months of Bangkok Pat's documentaries!
Another excellent researched feature. As a 42 year veteran of Bangkok I often think about the first moments I stepped on Thai sole. Talking about cinemas, across from soi 71 there was a cinema where you got triple features for 40 baht.
Love this video! In the mid 2000s I used to go to a club called Bed or Beds? Had beds around the dance floor to lounge on. Really great place but I heard it closed down or maybe the concept just got old? Also there was a jazz bar called Brown Sugar. Didn't find it last time I visited in fact all of Sarasin Road looks quite different. Now that I'm thinking about it, in the early nineties the Dusit Thani hotel had a basement nightclub with a model spaceship that flew around the room and at the entrance to Sukhumvit Soi 10 or 11 there was a drinks bar built into and around a tree. Both it and its owner were landmarks. He once told me the richest man in Thailand had made his fortune selling the little paper umbrellas they put on cocktails. And I believed him! 😂 What else lets see, oh yes a roller-skating restaurant. This was perhaps a little out of town? Remember going with my parents as a very young child in the 80s. It was a huge sprawling open air restaurant and all the servers were on rollerskates. Good memories. 😊
Definitely remember shopping at Villa in the 80s and 90s. There was a video shop in the same shopping center called Zebra? that had American shows and movies.
Another great video about Vanishing Bangkok great work again Pat you the best. I did not know that Bangkok had a tram system back in the days I learn everytime something new about the history of Bangkok. Nice to see the different between a street how it look before and how it looks now. Too bad some building are gone forever.
Thanks! 😃 No trace left of any trams in Bangkok. A few are on display in various locations but at street level, nothing really except along Lak Mueaung Road opposite the grand palace.
Pat.. My wife got all excited when you showed Wat Yannawa she went to school there over 50 years ago. We used to visit often and spend a bit of time feeding the fish. Then straight opposite we would eat Khao Man Gai. The source was the best in Bangkok.
Really cool! The information in this infographic demonstrates how the upper echelons closely interconnected with the West; hence, various buildings were influenced by the Western architecture.
Great effort in finding and putting together all those old photos & footage .. very educational .. thank you very much for your time and efforts for making all these clips and videos available to all.. 🙏👍
Another amazing video showing the history of this great city. If you look at the segment showing the Trocadero Hotel, you will see that next door is the offices for BOAC (British Airways), and on the street is, I believe, an Aston Martin BD5 with UK Plates, and behind it, an Austin A40 estate car, 2 historic English cars, in the middle of Bangkok.
I love the old BKK where lives in these neighborhoods were so vibrant albeit a bit of chaos, without too many high-rise buildings and modern shopping malls. The beautiful Tricadero Hotel already been demolished, this was the first hotel I stayed there during my virgin trip in BKK in 1989, so sad.
You should really start up your own Podcast, Pat. You could include stories about Bangkok, interviews with other Thailand explorers, travel guides etc. I think it would do really well!
So many great memories from the legendary Ministry Of Sound BKK, certainly one of the best clubs Asia has ever had. For me the biggest problem was the high entrance fee: 600 B + 1 Baccardi Breezer! More than 20 years later, that's not even the price of admission to Sing-sing Theater! Thanks for your videos.
I dont know the ministry of sound but I am a devotee of the ministry of BKK Pat. Sometimes I feel the great cities were cooler 20 years ago but then again in 20 years people will say the same thing. So the lesson is the time is now to see as much as possible!
Thanks for another great video, Pat. I remember going to that Villa supermarket at Soi 41, I think. I lived very close to Washington Square in the mid 80's and remember it well. Glad I had a dish of red beans and rice at Bourbon Street before they had to relocate. I miss the old Bangkok. It was such a great place to be for many reasons.
Went to lots of silver shops on Charoen Krung back in the 90s. Remember getting some unique silver jewellery samples there and passing them on to my friend. His company then made cheap knockoffs of the samples in India.
Another top quality video! Thanks Pat. Would love to see some more info on the little lanes around Soi 11, including the old Swiss Hotel, Suk 11, Cheap Charlie’s etc…
I went to MOS on my first visit to BKK, (2002) I remember the elevated dance floor in a "boxing ring," dancing lady boys, One More Time by Daft Punk was playing and that the police closed it down. 🕺
Phenomenal as always. I have previously commented that i thought your presentation and style is Palinesque. May i suggest you consider something like 'Around Bangkok in 80 days' ?
Palin is a legend and his 80 Days series fantastic. A few years ago I read his biography and the story of how they shot those programmes. There is a Palin connection to this video as the Sukhumvit Theatre burned down during a showing of 'The Holy Grail'
Your knowledge of Bangkok is amazing. It took quite a while for me to subscribe as I thought your videos are a bit boring. I was totally wrong. Love your channel meanwhile
They would be boring, to followers of the commercial and mainstream Thailand content that treads the same tired path. Then people get bored of all that same sh*t and realise that I'm still here so they come back and watch, thinking maybe it's not so bad after all.
Excellent video and well documented. Thanks! Always nice to see how cities or certain places change over the years. See you soon in Bangkok and look forward to having you as a guide
Something new to learn about Bangkok.3 shopping malls owned by the same company and all a stone throw away from each other. Love the old to the new photos just shows how much bangkok has changed as the years go by.😊😊😊😊
Excellent stuff Pat, maybe as a flip you could look at places which have survived the test of time, there's not many but I'm sure there's some, the Miami and Nana Hotels spring to mind even if they've been renovated.
I can never find anything interesting to say about malls! And l'm certainly not the type to walk around pointing out brand name shops, plenty of channels doing that already.
Pat. The best part of your videos are the visuals. Reading your sub titles prevent us from focusing on your beautiful pictures and videos. I usually watch twice. Please dub them in the future. Keep up the great work.
I love this video!!! You’re an amazing and inspiring. None like any other !!! It takes me back in my growing up years. I’ve been in all those places and it’s brought back a great memory!!! 😢 thank you for all that you do. I’ve watched more than once. It’s wonderful to see the old Bangkok as I remembered.❤️❤️❤️
Nice video and great channel Pat. I’ve enjoyed the “Vanishing Bangkok” series very much. Can you do a video showing the best places to see “Old Bangkok” ? Thanks again for all the great videos. 🙏🏼
Incredibly well produced video. Great information again. Didn't even know Bangkok used to have trams. Now that Thaksins back he might right some wrongs, and get Ministry of Sound reopened. 😊👍
I doubt he'll be so hard on the nightlife and drugs as before. His son was a major addict and living it up (so I heard) hence his clampdowns. The nightlife scene was never as good since.
LINKS: Philip Jablon’s Book: Thailand’s Lost Theatres:
www.asiabooks.com/thailand-s-movie-theatres-relics-ruins-and-the-romance-of-escape-237127.html
Bangkok Corrections Museum: maps.app.goo.gl/WnvL7cjAqZrEW4NEA
Washington Square video: th-cam.com/video/NemX9bcfi1Y/w-d-xo.html
Hey Pat. Billy here. We met at Bang Sue station a few months ago. What ever happened to roller skating in Thailand? There was a roller rink in Chiang Mai. Why aren't Thai people into roller skating?
the book is out of stock unfortunately
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When I first visited Bangkok in 1979 I went to see The Deerhunter in a cinema on Sukhumvit Road (if I remember correctly).
For the foreigners there was a large room with a glass separation in the back where they played the original English soundtrack.
I was in Thailand for 4 weeks in January 2024 after an absence of 40 years.
Many things changed. Luckily the food is the same!
Once again, the Gold standard for Bangkok content and research delivers another awesome vid.
Cheers
Simon
Pat---One of your best Vids ! For me it brought back so many memories for this old oil rig veteran. MOS was fun for a short time. My home was Washington Sq btw the Silver Dollar and the Lone Star circa 1996-2008. The owner of the Lone Star now lives in Houston, Tx, USA and runs a restaurant there with her daughter. A lively bar after 9PM. Bourbon St for Holiday dinners were the best. Deny's Bar was my 1st bar in BKK and I lost my heart, and a large chunk of money. to an Isaan girl working there. Thanks for the memories.
Don't even think about vanishing, Pat. We need more of these videos!
I loved the old Washington Sq. The old Bourbon Street Restaurant, people in this area. Simply a great Neigbourhood with hardly any tourists around
Always appreciate your hard work Pat for putting together an excellent show!! ❤
I remember going to the President Cinema in !985 and stood up for the national anthem for the first time, watched a Thai Movie called Kampuchea, you could hear People crying. Great back then to get out of the Sun for a couple of Hours, watch a Tear Jerker and then back to the Hot Streets, back to boston inn for a swim, shower smoke and out for dinner, then a Beer in a few Bars, Corner Bar, Kings Corner, and Queens Castle about 11pm, no luck off to Thermae, Jobs done. Thanks again Pat, a lot of Memories.
RIP Washington Square - so many great drunken memories at the Silver Dollar (and even the Sportsman too) Thx Pat! 🙏
At 0:08, you stood on the opposite side of my beloved Debsirin school separated by a lovely canal. I used to be a student there in the late 80s.
I'm a native of BKK and I really appreciate you share many interesting facts I didn't know about my home city. Watching your videos is like going back to my history class at Debsirin school. Well done, sir.👍👍👍
Greetings from California.
ขอให้โชคดีมีความสุขนะครับ = wishing you best of luck and happiness.
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I have never been to BKK- and Pat's content is stellar!!!
@@sneakybastardmusic BKK keeps changing and developing. Pretty sure once you stay there for a month, you would love to stay there forever.
Interesting story as usual. You’re an ark of Bangkok knowledge master bkk Pat!🔝👏😉🙏💚🇹🇭
Thanks! 😃😻
Greetings and appreciation from Sicily👏🔝🙏💙🇹🇭
Perfect timing, been rained off today due to the fine British weather, sit here with my morning coffee watching this
Another winner, Pat. Brings back memories of liquid lunches in and around Washington Square and taking friends to the Mambo cabaret..
I love the old footage of Bangkok
Cheers and thank you 😻
My first time in Bangkok was in 1973. I remember the lack of cars and I remember the taxi from Don Muang Airport moving quite quickly! I wish I had taken photos! Buying film and later developing film was not cheap! Alas! Good stories Pat!
Excellent Pat, perfect timing to capture those tramlines exposed, your channel is very good.
you make me nostalgic for places Ive never been and times I never lived
Old places just have so much character, I often find myself thinking what a shame when you show old photos. Never knew MOS had a club in bangkok that flopped very interesting.
Every time I look at those old photos or videos of the Bangkok's bygone days, I always have a strong penchant to be teleported back in time and experience all of those establishments (some that I had known or visited) which have vanished forever (I'm sure I'm not the only one). It was a very different world. Another thought-provoking and evocative account of Bangkok's past. Great work, Pat!
Always a great channel really interesting, always look forward to your videos.
Thank you from the uk 🇬🇧
I like your chanel better than any other channel related to Thailand, you really do your research, keep it up!!!!
As always a well researched and delivered video. Even having lived and been to many of the places you talked about I learn more good history about those places by watching. Keep up the good and valuable work. Best of luck
You did a good job on making this video and put in a lot of work of history and old pictures. Thanks for the video, very good job, Pat. You have a great day there in Bangkok.
Omg! You are truly know about Bangkok 👍👍👍👍🙏 ...from aThai peope .Respects you .
Thank you, Pat. I love these videos.
Thanks for supporting! 😻😻
I like these vids where you find remains of the old Bangkok, very interesting.... Sad as well, at the destruction of Thai heritage..... as an aside, where did all the evicted Chinese end up? Scattered to the four corners of Bangkok or did they find a place to keep their community alive?.....
They would have all ended up with compensation for their properties, quite a few were well off anyway so they just moved elsewhere.
I love the level of production and all the information. The captions, the Bangkok Pat man make this very easy to follow. We only had four days in Bangkok for Christmas 2023 and had to leave without enough time to explore everything. These videos by Bangkok Pat help me explore more and appreciate this great city. I'm so happy and appreciative of your effort Mr Bangkok Pat!
When I go back to Bangkok, I'll be so prepare after watching months of Bangkok Pat's documentaries!
Another excellent researched feature. As a 42 year veteran of Bangkok I often think about the first moments I stepped on Thai sole. Talking about cinemas, across from soi 71 there was a cinema where you got triple features for 40 baht.
I really enjoy these history videos. Love seeing the old film clips and pictures.
Great vid again Pat. Love your work mate. Fantastic insight to the history of the big mango. 🥭 keep em coming .👍
Thanks Warren 🐱
Amazing video!! Well done Pat!
Love this video! In the mid 2000s I used to go to a club called Bed or Beds? Had beds around the dance floor to lounge on. Really great place but I heard it closed down or maybe the concept just got old? Also there was a jazz bar called Brown Sugar. Didn't find it last time I visited in fact all of Sarasin Road looks quite different. Now that I'm thinking about it, in the early nineties the Dusit Thani hotel had a basement nightclub with a model spaceship that flew around the room and at the entrance to Sukhumvit Soi 10 or 11 there was a drinks bar built into and around a tree. Both it and its owner were landmarks. He once told me the richest man in Thailand had made his fortune selling the little paper umbrellas they put on cocktails. And I believed him! 😂 What else lets see, oh yes a roller-skating restaurant. This was perhaps a little out of town? Remember going with my parents as a very young child in the 80s. It was a huge sprawling open air restaurant and all the servers were on rollerskates. Good memories. 😊
Was it Bed Supperclub?
Again, great quality with so much historical documentation!
Definitely remember shopping at Villa in the 80s and 90s. There was a video shop in the same shopping center called Zebra? that had American shows and movies.
Another great video about Vanishing Bangkok great work again Pat you the best. I did not know that Bangkok had a tram system back in the days I learn everytime something new about the history of Bangkok. Nice to see the different between a street how it look before and how it looks now. Too bad some building are gone forever.
Thanks! 😃 No trace left of any trams in Bangkok. A few are on display in various locations but at street level, nothing really except along Lak Mueaung Road opposite the grand palace.
Pat.. My wife got all excited when you showed Wat Yannawa she went to school there over 50 years ago. We used to visit often and spend a bit of time feeding the fish. Then straight opposite we would eat Khao Man Gai. The source was the best in Bangkok.
Nice! I really enjoy this series ❤
Really cool! The information in this infographic demonstrates how the upper echelons closely interconnected with the West; hence, various buildings were influenced by the Western architecture.
you are getting better and better. Loved it. Also loved the condo in the Origin. Thanks
Another awesome documentary, proves once again how amazing the many shades of Bangkok have been and are.
Great effort in finding and putting together all those old photos & footage .. very educational .. thank you very much for your time and efforts for making all these clips and videos available to all.. 🙏👍
So good seeing your chanel grow . God bless and keep trucking your doing great
Another amazing video showing the history of this great city. If you look at the segment showing the Trocadero Hotel, you will see that next door is the offices for BOAC (British Airways), and on the street is, I believe, an Aston Martin BD5 with UK Plates, and behind it, an Austin A40 estate car, 2 historic English cars, in the middle of Bangkok.
Well spotted Stephen, I hadn't looked that closely.
Bloody fantastic video again Pat😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love the old BKK where lives in these neighborhoods were so vibrant albeit a bit of chaos, without too many high-rise buildings and modern shopping malls.
The beautiful Tricadero Hotel already been demolished, this was the first hotel I stayed there during my virgin trip in BKK in 1989, so sad.
You should really start up your own Podcast, Pat. You could include stories about Bangkok, interviews with other Thailand explorers, travel guides etc. I think it would do really well!
Livestream very soon
So many great memories from the legendary Ministry Of Sound BKK, certainly one of the best clubs Asia has ever had. For me the biggest problem was the high entrance fee: 600 B + 1 Baccardi Breezer! More than 20 years later, that's not even the price of admission to Sing-sing Theater! Thanks for your videos.
Was that to do with Boy George?
@@Steven-t9s Such a good question! What the hell does that have to do with my comment? 🤣
Brilliant and fascinating. Thank you, Pat.
Those transition shots must have taken quite some effort, but they are fantastic!! Please keep producing more episodes 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thanks!
Thank you for the support @alexmalcolm 🙏😇
Always amazed at the work you put into these and the quality of the product.
Thanks Mark, the more work the better!!
I dont know the ministry of sound but I am a devotee of the ministry of BKK Pat. Sometimes I feel the great cities were cooler 20 years ago but then again in 20 years people will say the same thing. So the lesson is the time is now to see as much as possible!
Wow Pat! I just love your "Vanishing" series and honestly ALL of your posts. ขอบคุณมาก
Cultural video and great edition !!
Great & interesting video again 😊
Thanks so much for this...I really enjoyed this series..
Wow!!!….trams going over hump back bridges….fantastic!
Thanks Pat. Another gem. I'm loving this series. Also spotted the DB5 at 18:25 - worth mental money now.
Danke!
Thank you for the support @alfredmoser 🙏😇
Thanks for another great video, Pat. I remember going to that Villa supermarket at Soi 41, I think. I lived very close to Washington Square in the mid 80's and remember it well. Glad I had a dish of red beans and rice at Bourbon Street before they had to relocate. I miss the old Bangkok. It was such a great place to be for many reasons.
Went to lots of silver shops on Charoen Krung back in the 90s. Remember getting some unique silver jewellery samples there and passing them on to my friend. His company then made cheap knockoffs of the samples in India.
Another great episode Pat I learn so much about Bangkok every show. Miss your live shows.
Another classic. I enjoyed that.
Another top quality video! Thanks Pat. Would love to see some more info on the little lanes around Soi 11, including the old Swiss Hotel, Suk 11, Cheap Charlie’s etc…
Best take a walk if you're in the area! Not really much down there to be honest, apart from what you see on the maps.
Great job Bangkok Pat!❤
I went to MOS on my first visit to BKK, (2002) I remember the elevated dance floor in a "boxing ring," dancing lady boys, One More Time by Daft Punk was playing and that the police closed it down. 🕺
Hehe. Daft punk was all over the place in ‘01…😊
Me too, Only went once and it was raided by the boys in brown
@@grantbangkok I got lucky, didn’t have to go through all that….They used to do it all over the place, it was a real hassle…..stressful 😉
Another gem. Thanks.
Another great one , so many memories
Phenomenal as always. I have previously commented that i thought your presentation and style is Palinesque. May i suggest you consider something like 'Around Bangkok in 80 days' ?
Palin is a legend and his 80 Days series fantastic. A few years ago I read his biography and the story of how they shot those programmes. There is a Palin connection to this video as the Sukhumvit Theatre burned down during a showing of 'The Holy Grail'
Your knowledge of Bangkok is amazing. It took quite a while for me to subscribe as I thought your videos are a bit boring. I was totally wrong. Love your channel meanwhile
They would be boring, to followers of the commercial and mainstream Thailand content that treads the same tired path. Then people get bored of all that same sh*t and realise that I'm still here so they come back and watch, thinking maybe it's not so bad after all.
Great to see you back. Love your videos.
Love what you do Pat
Excellent video and well documented.
Thanks!
Always nice to see how cities or certain places change over the years.
See you soon in Bangkok and look forward to having you as a guide
Superb stuff as always Pat, really enjoy your videos.. Keep up the great work. Stevieboy
Great job once again
Another great vid from the History man. Thanks for posting Pat.
Glad you enjoyed it Ashley, cheers.
Very informative Pat thank you
Something new to learn about Bangkok.3 shopping malls owned by the same company and all a stone throw away from each other.
Love the old to the new photos just shows how much bangkok has changed as the years go by.😊😊😊😊
Thanks for the video, Pat!
Excellent stuff Pat, maybe as a flip you could look at places which have survived the test of time, there's not many but I'm sure there's some, the Miami and Nana Hotels spring to mind even if they've been renovated.
Well Bangkok Pat,I just agree with what your viewers write in the comment section,just super interesting and,fascinating facts about BKK ❤❤❤😊😊
Cheers, thank you. 😻
@@BangkokPat My pleasure Pat.
Loving the BBC style videos mate. Would be good if you could just do a video on Emquartier or some new shoppong centre 😂
I can never find anything interesting to say about malls! And l'm certainly not the type to walk around pointing out brand name shops, plenty of channels doing that already.
Stellar! Love these videos in this series. Helps me appreciate my new city!
Absolutely brilliant Pat. Enjoyed that 👍🏻
Pat. The best part of your videos are the visuals. Reading your sub titles prevent us from focusing on your beautiful pictures and videos. I usually watch twice. Please dub them in the future. Keep up the great work.
If there are subs on clips/pics I will leave them up longer from now on...
@@BangkokPat if it's compelling i just freeze the frame and gaze
I like it that way, it makes you pay more attention!
Actually I really dig the choice of music in his videos.
I love this video!!! You’re an amazing and inspiring. None like any other !!! It takes me back in my growing up years. I’ve been in all those places and it’s brought back a great memory!!! 😢 thank you for all that you do. I’ve watched more than once. It’s wonderful to see the old Bangkok as I remembered.❤️❤️❤️
Ahh you live.Yet another artistic creation
Excellent video Pat as always.
Top notch once again!
Fascinating as always. Thanks for all your hard work 👍
Really appreciate you Pat.. Such a Legend..
Loved it. Thanks Pat!
Thank you Pat , very interesting !.
Once again an excellent video !
Can't imagine all the preparation and work which goes into such a production.
Best quality Bangkok channel.
Thank you very much for the kind words. Appreciate it. I love all the work and preparation.
Pat, a Very Interesting Video, with as always your Clear Information. 🙏
Nice video and great channel Pat. I’ve enjoyed the “Vanishing Bangkok” series very much. Can you do a video showing the best places to see “Old Bangkok” ? Thanks again for all the great videos. 🙏🏼
Great video, very interesting and good to see the old photos.
Again, a great upload. 😃
Incredibly well produced video. Great information again. Didn't even know Bangkok used to have trams. Now that Thaksins back he might right some wrongs, and get Ministry of Sound reopened. 😊👍
I doubt he'll be so hard on the nightlife and drugs as before. His son was a major addict and living it up (so I heard) hence his clampdowns. The nightlife scene was never as good since.
I've just thoroughly enjoyed the excellent 5th Vanishing Bangkok documentary. And I'll be watching it again. Cheers Bkk Pat.🎉
Cheers and glad you enjoyed it🐱😻