We've tasted the future. How can we ever go back?

Come for the new Chinese-themed cocktail bar Ninetails, stay for these other top drinking holes in the neighborhood. 

Watchdogs is a new project that hopes to change people’s perception of stray dogs. By strapping cameras linked to a mobile phone app onto the chests of soi dogs, ad people Pakornkrit “Kak” Khantaprab, Chayada “Nokyoong” Sungtong and Satit Jantawiwat believe they can create a safer society that values its roaming, easy-to-spook homeless animals. Here, Kak and Nokyoong explain how their idea works.

This is why we can't have nice things.

We speak to Thammasat Secondary School’s director, Sirirat Siricheepchaiyan, associate director, Dr. Sittichoke Tabthong and assistant director, Nithi Junthanu, about their attitude to education.

The "largest craft brewery in Thailand" could be mere months away from opening. 

Your weekend sorted. 

Launched in early 2016, Thai Harvest|SOS (www.thaiharvestsos.org) is a foundation that rescues surplus food from restaurants, hotels, grocery stores and events that would otherwise go to waste. The free service, a collaboration with Australian organization OzHarvest, picks up donations of edible food and delivers meals to those in need. We speak to Andreanna “Darra” Christensen, 24, the Thai-American who’s running the show over here, about how its community fridge project works and its future fundraising events. 

Beer and unlimited barbecue on a boat.

While police are busy cracking down on booze promotions (see below), these trends prove there's no lack of drinking to be done.