Salone di Vita Bangkok

CLUBSOI 63

A lounge-style club on Sukhumvit Soi 63 (Ekkamai), close to Dope & Dirty, known for its bottle parades. Here: the full drink menu, the table map with minimum spends and deposits, entry and the dress code, from the site owner’s notes and the club’s own menu and floor plan.

Salone di Vita กรุงเทพฯ: เมนูและราคาเครื่องดื่ม ผังโต๊ะ ค่าเข้า และเวลาเปิด-ปิด (ข้อมูลภาษาอังกฤษ)

OPEN
21:00
CLOSE
03:30
ENTRY
฿0

Every night · Weekdays usually free; weekends usually need a table

THIS WEEK

The next seven nights

    The club’s usual hours by night, with holidays and alcohol ban days. Not a promise for a given night: special nights are on the club’s Instagram.

    Area
    Sukhumvit Soi 63 (Ekkamai), near Ekkamai Soi 7
    Hours
    9 p.m. to 3:30 a.m. every night, as listed on the club’s LINE account
    Best time to arrive
    With a table booking, arrive by 9:30 p.m.: the floor plan says unclaimed tables are released then.
    Entry
    Weekdays: usually free. Weekends depend on the night; without a table you usually cannot get in.
    Dress code
    Strict: no shorts, slippers or Crocs
    ID
    Bring photo ID. At the other clubs on this site, a photo of your passport on your phone plus one physical ID card has always worked for Koreans; we have not confirmed what Salone di Vita checks.
    Price level
    5% cheaper (13 bottles compared)
    Stations
    • BTS Ekkamai (E7) · Last train toward Khu Khot 23:48 · toward Kheha 00:14
    Checked in person
    Street to show your driver

    ซ. สุขุมวิท 63

    The Thai name of the road it is on (see sources).

    Upcoming events

    As announced on the clubs’ Instagram, checked on 2 November 2026. Plans change; check the club’s account before you go.

    • 6 NovSALONE INVITES: CellGuest DJ Cell (@itsdjcell) on Friday 6 Nov, from the club’s November line-up.Club’s Instagram post, 2 Nov
    • 14 NovSALONE INVITES: Crystal CartierGuest DJ Crystal Cartier (@djcrystalcartier) on Saturday 14 Nov, from the club’s November line-up.Club’s Instagram post, 2 Nov

    What it’s like

    Inside Salone di Vita: a mirrored coffered ceiling, a large chandelier, and the DJ booth and bar under red light.
    The bar at Salone di Vita: red-lit moulded ceiling, chandeliers and the bar counter.
    A table at Salone di Vita: ice bucket, mixers, water and a bottle on a marble table.

    Salone di Vita table map

    • VIP tables V1–V7 are in the VIP lounge behind the DJ booth (up to 12 guests). Regular tables are the sofas S1–S17 along the walls and R1–R8 around the central island (up to 7 guests). T1–T4 by the entrance are not priced on the plan.
    • A booking needs a deposit, paid by QR code only and non-refundable in any case. Unclaimed tables are released at 9:30 p.m.
    • To book, message the club’s LINE account (@salonedivita). At the club you can pay in cash, by Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Diners Club or American Express, or with LINE Pay (the club’s LINE profile).
    Salone di Vita floor plan: VIP lounge with tables V1–V7 behind the DJ booth, sofa tables S1–S17 along the walls, tables R1–R8 around the central island, T1–T4 by the entrance, a counter bar, and the weekday and weekend minimum spend and deposit table with its terms.

    Table minimum spend

    As printed on the club’s floor plan, in baht. The minimum spend includes VAT and service charge.

    Sunday to Thursday
    TableUp toMinimum spendDeposit
    VIP (V1–V7)12฿20,000฿5,000
    Regular (S and R)7฿7,000฿2,000
    Friday and Saturday
    TableUp toMinimum spendDeposit
    VIP (V1–V7)12฿50,000฿5,000
    Regular (S and R)7฿10,000฿2,000

    Prices in baht as printed on the club’s own menu, read on 23 October 2026. The menu says prices are subject to a 10% service charge and 7% VAT. Prices can change.

    Price changed? Tell us at contact@thailandlifetools.com

    • Bottle parades: the menu offers a “VIP car parade” with every three premium bottles (a toy F1 car, a classic car or a treasure chest, each for certain brands), and a jet plane for four bottles. The golden tub parades below have set prices.

    Full menu by kind of drink

    Signature golden tub parade 6
    Cognac, brandy and rum 7
    Whisky and bourbon 4
    Single malt whisky 14
    Japanese whisky and awamori 3
    Tequila, gin and liqueur 20
    Vodka 9
    Champagne and wine 9
    By the glass 38
    Beer 1
    Mixers 5
    The club’s menu photos (7)
    Signature golden tub parade: Dom Pérignon Luminous in 3-litre, 1.5-litre and 750 ml sets, with prices.Signature golden tub parade: Armand de Brignac Brut Gold, Clase Azul Reposado and Don Julio 1942 sets of six, with prices.Spirits by the bottle: cognac, whisky, rum and single malt whisky prices.Spirits by the bottle: tequila and vodka prices.Spirits by the bottle: Japanese whisky, gin, champagne and sparkling, beer, mixers and extras.Spirits by the glass: cognac, whiskey, single malt, vodka and tequila.Spirits by the glass: Japanese whiskey, gin, rum and bourbon.

    BEFORE YOU GO

    Before you go

    1. Alcohol ban days

      The site owner was told Salone di Vita closed at 1:30 a.m. on the night going into the 26 October 2026 alcohol ban day, instead of its usual 3:30 a.m. Check the club’s Instagram before you go.

    2. Photo ID

      Licensed entertainment venues may not let in anyone under 20 and check official photo ID showing your age.

    The rules in Thai law
    • Bring photo ID: licensed entertainment venues may not let in anyone under 20 and check official photo ID showing your age.
    • In Bangkok, licensed entertainment venues such as nightclubs may stay open until 04:00 (Ministry of Interior regulation of December 2023).
    • The Buddhist holy-day alcohol ban lists licensed entertainment venues as an exception, so some clubs open on those days. Check the club’s own announcements.
    • In the site owner’s experience, on the night going into an alcohol ban day most clubs outside RCA close early (Upper House at 2 a.m.; reportedly Dope & Dirty at 2 a.m. and Salone di Vita at 1:30 a.m.), while RCA clubs such as Route 66 stay open until 4 a.m. Late-night places around Asok’s Korean Town, usually open until morning, were all closed after 4 a.m. (night of 25–26 October 2026). This is how venues behaved, not a legal rule.