If you blink while walking through the middle level of Nana Plaza, you might miss Bunny 2 — but you shouldn’t. This place might not be the flashiest in the building, but it knows exactly what it is: a tight little den of flashing lights, cheap thrills, and straight-to-the-point fun.

The Vibe

Bunny 2 is compact, dimly lit, and unapologetically no-frills. It’s the kind of place where you grab a beer, sit down, and girls are on your lap before you’ve even peeled the label. The music? Loud and repetitive. The stage? Small, but always full. And the mirrors… everywhere. The setup is old-school Nana: raw, close, and personal.

Don’t expect a polished Vegas-style show here — Bunny 2 runs on body contact, not choreography.

The Girls

Mostly Thai, with a few freelancers drifting in from neighboring bars. The lineup? Let’s just say it’s quantity over quality most nights. But here’s the twist: if you hang around, the talent rotates fast. New girls come in frequently, and some surprise stunners do pop in, especially after midnight.

The vibe between girls and customers is very hands-on. And I mean hands-on. Touchy-feely is basically expected here — but be cool about it. Overstepping gets you shut down fast.

Prices & Extras

Drinks are standard Nana prices — around 180–200 baht for a bottled beer, with lady drinks floating around 200–240 depending on your charm. Bar fines are typical, hovering near 800–1000 baht.

The girls don’t play shy. If you’re looking for take-out, expect to be offered it within 10 minutes. Some may even whisper prices before you ask.

Hidden Secrets

• Best time to go? 11:30 PM to 12:30 AM. That’s when the energy spikes and the lineup improves.

• Avoid early evenings — it’s dead and feels half-asleep.

• Back corner seat gives you the best angle for watching the stage and discreet interaction.

Final Thoughts

Bunny 2 is not trying to be Rainbow 4, and thank god for that. It’s gritty, cheeky, and just sleazy enough to make it fun without making you want a full shower afterward. If you like your gogo bars small, frisky, and real, Bunny 2 is worth a pit stop — or two.