Best Irish Pubs in Bangkok (2026 Guide)

Paddy Reilly's Irish Pub Sathorn

Tucked away on the trendy Sathorn Soi 12, Paddy Reilly's is more than just a bar; it's a philosophy. Their motto is "Living the Life of Reilly," and from the moment you step in, you understand why. It captures that carefree, lucky, easy-going spirit where the outside world just stops mattering for a few hours.

While the neighbors in Sathorn are serving fusion tapas, Paddy's keeps it grounded with arguably the best Guinness pour in the city and a staff that treats you like family immediately.

Best For The "Thai-Irish" Fusion Pie (Pad Krapow Pie) and the massive Sunday Roast.

The Vibe Old school wooden charm. A place where time stops.

Location Sathorn Soi 12 (Near St. Louis BTS)

Shenanigans Irish Sports Bar Surawong

Just a short ride away on Surawong Road, Shenanigans offers a different energy entirely. This is a heavyweight in the Bangkok sports bar scene with a massive outdoor terrace—a rarity for Irish pubs in the city.

It’s also the home of live music classics. If you are there on a Friday night, The Bangkok Beatles are a non-negotiable experience. They are a long-stay regular act that packs the place out every week.

Best For Live Sports and The Bangkok Beatles on Friday nights.

The Vibe Big, loud, and communal. A heavyweight sports venue.

Location Surawong Road (Near Patpong/Silom)

O'Shea's Irish Pub Phrom Phong

Located on Sukhumvit 33/1, O'Shea's has become a powerhouse in the area. The food is solid, the sports coverage is extensive, but the real star of the show is the Rooftop Bar. It’s rare to find an Irish pub where you can drink under the stars, but O'Shea's pulls it off perfectly.

Best For Rooftop pints and a lively expat crowd.

The Vibe Vertical drinking. A rare Irish pub with a view.

Location Sukhumvit 33/1 (Near Phrom Phong BTS)

Scruffy Murphy's Sukhumvit 23

With its eye-catching red doors on Soi 23, Scruffy Murphy’s is hard to miss. Since opening in 2017, it has become the go-to spot for authentic Irish whiskey lovers, winning awards for its "Best Irish Whiskey Experience in Asia."

If you are looking for entertainment, Thursday nights feature the Bangkok legend Lee Shamrock. He brings a proper Irish singalong energy that turns a quiet pint into a party.

Best For Whiskey selection and Lee Shamrock on Thursdays.

The Claim Award-winning whiskey experience in Asia.

Location Sukhumvit Soi 23 (Near Soi Cowboy)

O’Leary’s Irish Pub Sukhumvit 15

O’Leary’s is the kind of Sukhumvit Irish pub you can use in multiple ways: a low-stress dinner spot, a “one quick pint” trap that turns into three, and a reliable match-day base when you want screens, sound, and atmosphere without the full Nana circus.

The crowd leans mixed — locals, expats, and groups rolling through Asoke — and the overall feel is friendly rather than “theme bar.” If you’re bringing visiting parents, coworkers, or anyone who wants Irish pub comfort in Bangkok, this is a safe, solid play.

Best For Easygoing pints, group catch-ups, and weekend fixtures in a calmer Sukhumvit setting.

The Vibe Warm, straightforward Irish-pub comfort — friendly, unfussy, and dependable.

Location Sukhumvit 15 (Asoke/Nana area)

Fitzgeralds Nana

Formerly Hanrahans, this is the giant of the scene. Spanning three floors in the heart of Nana, it offers everything from a quiet mezzanine for a chat to a bustling downstairs bar for live sports. Despite being in a tourist-heavy area, the food quality remains consistently high.

Best For Watching major sports events (UFC, Premier League, Rugby).

The Vibe High-quality, multi-floor venue in the heart of the action.

Location Sukhumvit Soi 4 (Nana)

The Blarney Stone Nana

Just down the road from the massive Fitzgeralds sits the more intimate Blarney Stone. If Fitzgeralds is where you go for the big match, The Blarney Stone is where you go for the music. It’s smaller, tighter, and focuses heavily on live Irish bands.

Best For Live Irish Folk Music and a proper "pub session" atmosphere.

The Vibe Intimate, musical, and authentic.

Location Sukhumvit Soi 4 (Nana)

P.J. O'Brien's Phra Khanong

Opened in 2020, P.J. O'Brien's has quickly become a favorite for the Phra Khanong crowd. Located just off Sukhumvit Road (opposite the Summer Hill / W District area), it offers a cheaper, friendlier alternative to the high-priced Thong Lor bars nearby. It feels like a local neighborhood spot, not a tourist trap.

Best For The "Totally Smashed" Double Patty Cheeseburger.

The Vibe A friendly neighborhood local with fair prices.

Location Phra Khanong (Opposite Summer Hill)

The Shamrock Irish Pub Bang Chak

For those living further down the Sukhumvit line, The Shamrock is a hidden gem that saves you the trip into Asoke. Located right near the Bang Chak BTS, it captures that essential "neighborhood local" feel perfectly.

Best For A quiet pint without the tourist crowds.

The Vibe A true hidden gem for locals.

Location Sukhumvit Road (Near Bang Chak BTS)

O'Malley's Silom

Hidden in the basement of the United Center Building on Silom Road, O'Malley's is a deceptive beast. From the outside, it looks like a small office bar, but downstairs it opens up into a massive venue with high ceilings, multiple distinct zones, and enough space to host a small army.

Best For After-work drinks and Happy Hour (3-7 PM).

The Vibe A deceptive basement that opens into a massive hall.

Location Silom Road (United Center)

Mulligans Khao San Road

A legend of the backpacker scene. Mulligans is open late, loud, and incredibly fun. It mixes the Irish Pub aesthetic with the chaos of Khao San Road. If you want a quiet pint, go elsewhere. If you want to party until 4 AM with a mix of locals and travelers, this is the spot.

Best For Late night partying and live Thai bands covering rock hits.

The Vibe Chaotic, loud, and open until 4 AM.

Location Khao San Road