TSQ Club is the basement club beneath the Thai Square restaurant on Cockspur Street, a short walk from Trafalgar Square. It opens Friday and Saturday only, 10pm to 3am with last entry at 2am, and the music moves between K-pop, EDM, house, hip hop, hardstyle and bass. The crowd skews young, with a strong following among East and South East Asian clubbers, which makes it one of the more distinctive rooms in central London.
The Music
This is the main reason to come. Where most central London clubs settle on house and commercial R&B, TSQ runs K-pop, EDM and hip hop alongside house, hardstyle and bass, with resident DJs DJ BOMB and DJ SOO through 2026. It is a boutique room built around a dance floor in front of the DJ, with a VIP area and a small stage for live performances.
What Entry Costs
There is no free guestlist here: everyone pays on the door. As of October 2026 the weekend price is £15 if you are scanned in before 11:30pm and £25 after. The price is set by the time you reach reception, not the time you joined the queue, so a long line can cost you the later rate. Door entry is cash only. Full detail in our TSQ entry guide.
Dress Code and Age
Smart and stylish, and 18+ with physical photo ID. No sportswear, tracksuits or football shirts, no slides, flip-flops or sandals, and no vests or shorts for men. Jeans and smart trainers are generally fine. See the dress code and age policy guides.
The Practical Details
- Where: Norway House, 21-24 Cockspur Street, London SW1Y 5BN — beneath Thai Square
- Tube: Charing Cross, a couple of minutes away; Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square are both walkable
- Open: Friday and Saturday, 10pm to 3am, last entry 2am
- Age: 18+ with physical photo ID
- Dress: smart and stylish — no sportswear, football shirts or sandals
A Bit of History
The Thai Square restaurant upstairs has been open since 1998 and sends diners downstairs to the club, which was hosting live acts by 2008. Being under one roof in Norway House is what makes it an easy pick for a dinner-then-dancing birthday. The club is also available for private hire.
Is It Worth It?
If you want K-pop, EDM or hardstyle in central London on a Friday or Saturday, there is very little like it inside Zone 1. If you are after a Mayfair table-service night with house music, look at Tape or Cirque Le Soir instead. Our full review goes into it.

