Bliss has built its character around closeness: the stage, the girls and the whole mood of the room never feel far away.

Inside, the stage sits close to the crowd and the whole place feels built around keeping the energy within arm’s reach. The girls are a big part of that - playful, confident and quick to turn a quiet drink into something much more involved once the room gets moving.

Bliss works best when you stop thinking of it as another stop on Walking Street and let it become the night for a while. The atmosphere is intimate without feeling cramped, lively without needing to shout for attention, and there’s enough personality in the room to make it easy to stay longer than planned.

Bliss doesn’t try to overwhelm you with giant screens, elaborate themes or nightclub-sized production. Its appeal is much simpler: a good room, a lively stage and a group of girls who actually make the place feel fun to be in.