X-Boys

X-Boys sits on Soi Pratuchai off Suriwong — Bangkok’s classic gay alley — behind a pink neon façade that spells the name above a flexed silhouette and a glowing OPEN. Glass walls put the stage right on the street: blue LED wash, chrome poles, mirrored walls, and a line of dancers in white briefs already working the floor while traffic and foot traffic slide past. Inside, the room is built for watching. Cool blue light catches skin and metal; poles frame the dancers; mirrors stretch every pose. The roster leans athletic and bare-chested — the kind of lean, confident bodies that own a Suriwong night — posing and circulating under the LEDs rather than hiding in a back room. This stretch of Bang Rak draws a mixed crowd of foreign visitors and local Thai guys who come for Silom-side after-dark energy. X-Boys is an incall gogo stop: you walk in off the soi, order a drink, and let the neon and the stage do the rest.