SIM card

[SIM card]

5 hours ago, kdfan said:

E-Sim requires your phone to be unlocked.  Mine is locked.

If it's locked to a network , will it work with a Thai Sim card?

[SIM card]

Why not buy an E-Sim? If you have a newer phone you can buy these online.

DTAC do a 15 day unlimited data, texts and local calls for $19.95 USD

https://www.dtac.co.th/en/prepaid/products/tourist-sim.html

Airalo have an app which you can buy the E Sim or online in the website.

https://www.airalo.com/thailand-esim

 

Read this review site also

 

https://www.traveltomtom.net/destinations/asia/thailand/best-esim-cards-for-thailand

[Sukhumvit nightclubs]

You could try Sing Sing Theatre, Sukhumvit Soi 45. 

I have been many times with LB'S and often meet with their friends there. Pricey but a great atmosphere.

Also BoBo, Hyatt Regency can be good with a few top shelf LB's there., 

[Line Messenger]

Made sense to me but for clarity, "other" friend refers to any of your friends on your Line app, not a specific friend called "other".

Yes, I have two phones, one for personal/work and another for Thailand. I can transfer the line id between them as per my first message. 

I am sure it will work with two sim cards on a dual sim card phone or with two interchangeable sim cards.

 

[Line Messenger]

If you have "other" friends on your Line account you can share the contact with your "other" friend. The "other" friend receives the link from your Line account. The "other" friend can then let you know the details.

This is the only way  you can find out the Line ID of a friend if they are not already in your phones' contact list.

I hope this helps.

 

[Good sushi place in sukhumvit area]

Take a walk up Sukhumvit soi 22. There are quite a few small authentic Japanese restaurants. Some pricey but very good.