Time

Time sits on the fourth floor of Sukhumvit Plaza, Soi 12 — a private-room KTV tucked into the after-dark pulse of central Sukhumvit, a short walk from the Nana–Asoke corridor where the street still buzzes well past midnight. Inside, the room goes dark and purple: LED strips rim the ceiling and mirrors, a karaoke screen glows on the wall, and a long black leather sofa with soft violet cushions wraps the space. Bottles and cans crowd the low tables; the carpet and mirrored walls throw the light back so everything feels closer, quieter, and a little more charged than the plaza lobby below. This is incall-only — you come up, settle into a booth, and let the night stretch. The strip draws a mixed crowd of visitors and locals hunting late rooms rather than street neon; Time’s pitch is the private karaoke room itself, purple-lit and ready when you are.