Sweet bar has become one of Soi Six’s most iconic bars, so Ninja’s Sweet birthday party topped our list as a must do
Unfortunately there’s very little video to show, Due to my faithful Nikon Z8 camera crapping out on me. Later I would find the culprit to be myself due to my not making sure that my batteries were fully charged.
But back on subject why did we prioritize Ninja’s Sweet birthday party first, even though we went to Nymphoz first?
Soi Six is a Pattaya icon. Every bit as much as Walking Street is, which I choose to avoid because I find it so utterly boring. While being as infested by no nothing tourists as a next of rats. But whatever one cannot say about Ninja, this mans never boring. And I do believe that he’s slowly but surely attracting a lot of people who come here entirely for him.
So now I must divulge my opinion on how any bar must be run to be successful. A bar must never make its bar girls number one. Because it’s the customers who pay the bar’s bills, and never the girls. Take a bar’s music for example. Even if a bar girl knows her favorite music stone code. Given the chance she’s going to play her customer’s favorite music. Or what she thinks he enjoys the most. And let’s face the facts, most customers coming to Soi Six are thinking only about their dicks. So play good music is the least of their concerns.
Example in Point, at a bar I cannot even remember anymore Mali was playing her music when a bar girl went over to the keyboard and changed the music on her. Turns out the bar girl was sitting with a group of Koreans who were all drink on their asses and one of them had the bar girl play his music for him.
What should have happened it the bar manager should never have allowed his bar girl to change Mali’s music on her.
Bar girls are temporary employees and nothing more. If the Koreans wanted to play their music, let them get off their lazy asses and get to it.
We couldn’t miss Ninja’s Sweet birthday party because he’s savvy enough to hold Mali in high esteem as one of his most prized customers. Mali knows it. And that’s why Sweet Bar is her absolute favorite Soi Six Bar. While I prize Sweet Bar every bit as much as Mali does.
Ninja not only encourages Mali to be the bar’s DJ. He also encourages me to change the music about every time I like. Ninja also encourages other customers to play whatever music they like, which pretty much shuts his bar girls out.
But there’s a lot more to Ninja that is making him a Soi Six icon. And that’s personality and a willingness to soar bar above that maddening crowd most humans aspire to. Ninja’s Chinese. Yet he calls himself Ninja. To the Japanese Ninjas were and perhaps still are a kind of warrior cult that is extremely competent in the martial arts and hand to hand combat. To anyone who’s got even a mediocre grounding in world History the Japanese are not China’s favorite people. So Ninja’s really sticking his next out by adopting a Japanese pseudonym.
But Ninja’s got a lot of loyal customers from Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore, who might turn their backs on him since he’s Mainland Chinese.
Ninja’s just one of those outstanding characters who really doesn’t give a damn about where you come from. Who’s all about having fun and showing his customers a great time that will keep bringing them back.
But let’s not forget about the other bar here. Which consumes barely 50 seconds of video footage.
This is an entirely new bar for me although I’m well familiar with Ray,. The key as I so often mention is what kind of music a bar plays and so far Ray has delivered in spades.