New Moulin Rouge

New Moulin Rouge sits upstairs in Marmalade on Thaniya Soi 2 — Bangkok's Japanese nightlife pocket off Silom, where neon hostess bars and private karaoke floors wake up after the office towers go dark. This is incall KTV: you come to them, take a suite, and the night stays behind a closed door. The room leans warm and close — butter-orange leather couches wrapping a low wooden table already scattered with chips and cold drinks, a wall screen running karaoke under soft overhead light. Less stage show than rented den: dim enough to lean in, bright enough to sing, built for a small circle rather than a crowd. Thaniya draws Japanese salarymen and the foreigners who already know the strip; New Moulin Rouge fits that circuit — a karaoke house for people who want privacy, a private room, and company that doesn't spill onto the street.