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Street Food

Nick Supreda is the the visionary behind the creative platform Blaq Lyte and its streetwear brand Auntys Haus.

Born in America to Thai parents, Supreda moved to Bangkok after his college studies to pursue a career in music. He began hosting club nights before deciding to launch his own platforms: namely, Blaq Lyte and Future Factory Art Space, donating the profits to the orphanage charity 32 Foundation. The former has since grown to encompass several ventures, including 

the music label Blaq Lyte Digital and festival Bangkok Block Party.

Beyond running various ventures, Nick produces music under the moniker Motley Flower, and is set to drop the EP 

With such a widespread influence on the Bangkok arts and music scene, Supreda knows how to tap into the lesser-known side to the city. Here, he shares five spots you need to check out.

An out of town izakaya that you can enjoy yourself at without the business of the city.

This is where I like to do my vintage shopping on the weekends.

My friends and I gather here for a good time. As an integral part of Bangkok's nightlife, Blaq Lyte Air is a place where you can drink, dance and appreciate the city's skyline. With DJs playing on the main floor and the kitchen room, it's a place where you can come to enjoy the music and create fun memories. Come as you are, you can be yourself here.

My favourite Isaan local street food. I bring my friends here to experience the authentic flavours of Thailand. My favourite dish is the beef larb.

The shophouse is a place for people to gather and enjoy themselves while shopping, listening to music and creating conversations. I started the shophouse to bring people together and create a sense of community.

Larb Lub Lub

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