Tony's by Nashaa Club

The old Tony’s name and the current room

Tony’s by Nashaa Club is the current public identity of the Walking Street disco long found under variations of the Tony’s name. The update is more than punctuation. Old guides describe a broad entertainment complex with shisha, fitness and pool facilities, but today’s venue presents itself as a nightclub centred on dancing, DJs, lighting and a South Asian audience. Do not arrive expecting the other facilities.

The club’s clearest point of difference is musical. Bollywood and Punjabi tracks lead the night, mixed with international dance music rather than the mainly EDM programme associated with some nearby clubs. Clever Thai describes towering drinks, liquid LED effects and belly-dancer appearances. Wanderlog’s recent review set likewise emphasises a spacious dance floor, vivid lighting, DJs and an Indian holiday crowd.

That focus makes the venue easy to choose or reject. Indian visitors wanting familiar songs in a Walking Street setting have an obvious destination. Other travelers may enjoy a lively change from a generic international playlist. Anyone wanting rock, a live cover band or underground electronic music should choose a room designed for that instead of hoping the programme changes.

Google reviewers rate the club 4.3/5 across 2,019 reviews (July 2026). The live review distribution is 1,226 five-star, 392 four-star, 217 three-star, 64 two-star and 120 one-star ratings. That large volume makes the aggregate meaningful, but it still conceals a wide range of nights. Positive reports praise energy, music and friendly staff; critical ones mention cost, slow peak service and uncomfortable interactions.

The current weekly schedule is unusually clear: 21:30 to 04:00 every day. Google’s popular-times profile rises quickly from 21:00, peaks around 23:00 and remains active after midnight. Arriving close to opening offers more space and easier bar service. Arriving between 23:00 and midnight gives a better chance of seeing the room at full energy.

The exact address is identified by plus code WVGC+2GC on Walking Street. No current telephone number appears on the live profile, so the official Facebook page is the sensible channel for event checks. Walking Street becomes pedestrian-focused at night; use a baht bus, taxi or app ride to the Beach Road entrance and walk rather than expecting a car to stop at the door.

Music, timing and the bill

No reliable public price list establishes a current cover charge, minimum spend or drink tariff. Ask the door team three questions before entering: is there a cover, does it include a drink, and is there a table minimum? A quoted figure that cannot be confirmed at the current operation is no basis for a night’s budget, particularly on an event night.

Table service is listed, alongside beer, wine, cocktails, spirits and food-at-bar options. Top-Rated.Online says cash-only, although payment policies can change and should be confirmed at the till. Carry enough cash for the planned night without taking an unnecessary amount into a crowded club.

The same discipline applies inside. Keep track of each round, ask before accepting an unpriced bottle or tower, and request the running bill if a table orders repeatedly. Some recent guests call drinks moderately priced; others describe the overall experience as expensive or overrated. Both can be true when one visitor buys individual drinks and another accepts packages or extended table service.

Crowd density changes the experience. At peak time, the dance floor and lighting produce the atmosphere people come for, but bar service may slow. A 2024 review highlighted lively music and performance while noting delays on busy weekends. Build a little patience into the night and do not wait until the last moment to order water.

The social environment also requires clear boundaries. One recent reviewer enjoyed the desi music but found interactions with women in the venue overwhelming. That is an individual account, yet the advice is universal: say no clearly, do not accept a drink or service you do not understand, and leave if the exchange becomes uncomfortable. Staff friendliness in many reviews does not remove the need to control your own spending and consent.

Dress guidance is not published formally. Smart nightlife clothing is the safest choice on Walking Street, especially if the evening includes several clubs. Bring photo identification, keep a digital copy separate from the original and avoid carrying a large bag onto the floor.

For a different programme, the surrounding street has live music, international clubs and quieter bars within a short walk. Moving venues is easier than waiting for a Bollywood-led room to become something it is not. This disco should be chosen for its identity, not merely because it is large.

Verdict: a focused Bollywood club, not a generic disco

The current venue works best for travelers who want high-energy Bollywood and Punjabi music, a large dance floor and the familiar excitement of an Indian-led holiday crowd. More than two thousand Google reviews and a consistent current identity make it a substantial Walking Street club rather than a surviving name with no audience.

Its weaknesses are practical: no trustworthy public price list, service pressure at peak time and a format that can feel intense. Confirm the door terms, track the bill and arrive around 23:00 if atmosphere matters most. Choose it deliberately for the music and crowd; if those are not the attraction, Walking Street offers better matches a few doors away.

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