Nana, Bangkok

Coordinates: 13°44′31.73″N 100°33′10.73″E / 13.7421472°N 100.5529806°E / 13.7421472; 100.5529806
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Soi Sukhumvit 3, colloquially known as Soi Nana Nuea

Nana (

Watthana District
, downtown Bangkok.

Characteristics

Nana is the four-ways intersection of Sukhumvit Road;

Pathum Wan District

The area have two different distinct characteristics. In the morning you have the rush hour of locals or expats going to work via motorbike or taking the BTS Skytrain.Second you have people drinking coffees in the morning at various different coffee shops such as Coffee Club or Starbucks. Or some locals cafes in Soi 11 at Nana.

Nana[1] at night is a completely different story. You have plenty of night lifestyle leisure spots in hotels, along the curb-side, and different bars and restaurants. Some popular choices to go out in Nana is at Fraser Suite Hotel at Above Eleven. Other more popular choices are at are local burger joints such as Bang Bang burgers, or Chen Z Homemade Cafe or a fancy restaurant on the first floor of Mercure Hotel restaurant name Little Fu.

Background

Its name is derived from the surname of

real estate entrepreneur, who was dubbed as "Bangkok landlord", because he owned much of the land in this area and was the first entrepreneur to invest here since the 1970s.[2][3] In that era, only Nana Nuea was bustling and full of shops and restaurants. While on the opposite side, Nana Tai was only residential area.[4]

The area near the Nana. It's the location of

Middle Eastern restaurants and businesses with Arabic labels in Soi Arab.[7]

References

  1. ^ Thaiger (2022-11-29). "Nana Overview Guide in 2023". Thaiger. Retrieved 2023-02-06.
  2. ^
    Komchadluek
    (in Thai). 2011-04-01.
  3. ^ "Soi Nana". Where in CITY?.
  4. ^ วัยรุ่น 70 (2021-12-08). "ร้านเก่าย่านสุขุมวิท". The Cloud (in Thai). Retrieved 2024-02-24.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  5. ^ "Q Sukhumvit คอนโด High Rise ติด BTS นานา จาก Q.House". THINK of LIVING (in Thai). 2015-02-28.
  6. ^ Pipattanakitphuvadol, Napatsanan (2015-06-19). "ชาวต่างชาติ อยู่ย่านไหน? ใน กทม ?". APRIS Property (in Thai).
  7. ^ Gampell, Jennifer (2008-07-20). "SOI ARAB, BANGKOK A Crossroads of Two Cultures". The New York Times.

13°44′31.73″N 100°33′10.73″E / 13.7421472°N 100.5529806°E / 13.7421472; 100.5529806