New beer bar complex to open in Hua Hin

[webfact 73,709]

New beer bar complex to open in Hua Hin

 

 

A new beer bar complex is set to open in Hua Hin.

 

The complex will be located on Soi 94 on the site of the recently demolished Isaan restaurant, opposite the Sakura Japanese restaurant.

 

According to plans seen by Thaivisa the complex will include up to 25 bars, as well as toilets and a seating and stage area. 

 

Thaivisa has been told that as many as 20 of the bars have already been rented out, with rental fees ranging from between 9,000 and 11,000 baht per month. 

 

A number of bar owners who were forced to close their bars in Soi Bintabaht following the COVID-19 pandemic are said to be amongst those who have signed rental agreements.

 

The complex, which is earmarked for completion before the end of the year, appears to be similar in concept to the Hua Hin Beer Garden located in the Soi Bintabaht.

 

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[DaLa 914]

The 20 bars should do ok with ...the projected 20 customers.

[PatOngo 41,050]

Well! It seems like a growth industry! I hope for updated reports from NCC! 

[GeorgeCross 5,913]

lets hope the new arrivals are a tad younger than the current crop of grab-a-grannies

 

 

[bkk6060 11,924]

That photo looks very impressive definitely will be worth a trip to HH.  

[happysoul 127]

 

Why does this make the news ? Friends of friends ? Can you advertise my business too ?

[ukrules 19,789]

I heard the rent on that place was 80,000 Baht a month previously.

 

I wonder what it is now considering it closed down months ago.

 

These places which are divided and sublet always make money regardless of how many failed businesses pass through them over the years.

 

Markets appear to operate on the same business model.

 

I heard about the 'grand night market' which appears to be through a similar process, something about a rent hike by the land owner in the middle of the lockdowns leading to a split and the formation of a new market right next door - won't be ready until about February next year though.

 

[4737 Carlin 824]

It's a great time to be opening a bar aimed at foreign customers. Makes perfect business sense. I'm sure they'll make a fortune. 

[NE1 1,757]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

 

A number of bar owners who were forced to close their bars in Soi Bintabaht following the COVID-19 pandemic are said to be amongst those who have signed rental agreements

and what do they think is going to happen at this new place that didn't at the last one ?

[khunano 334]

This is good news indeed! Finally some beer bars on Soi 94.....

[Ireland32 1,886]

Wow , Nothing 

[Ireland32 1,886]

1 hour ago, 4737 Carlin said:

It's a great time to be opening a bar aimed at foreign customers. Makes perfect business sense. I'm sure they'll make a fortune. 

Why they didnt open another coffee shop is beyond me 

[spidermike007 35,446]

The people signing those leases are bold indeed. The bars on Soi 88, and in "the zone" are pale shadows of their former selves. I would estimate in the bar zone, perhaps only 15 bars remain open, out of 50-60 prior to Covid. And most are starving. There are a few on Soi 80, that are ex-pat hangouts, and they seem to do OK. But, as with Samui, Phuket, Pattaya, and even parts of Bangkok, it is a far tougher business than previously. 

[hotchilli 15,315]

22 minutes ago, Ireland32 said:

Why they didnt open another coffee shop is beyond me 

Maybe a clue in your question... " another coffee shop" 

[kingofthemountain 4,789]

 

Good luck to the new bars

maybe the owners have too much money

and they want to throw away a little bit of it in the bin?

Edited November 19 by kingofthemountain