Both feature club/host culture and how competitive and even dangerous they can get. So if that's what you like about Love of Silom you'll find similar production value in Deep Night's performances. Deep Night is more acrobatic and less dance-heavy; deep night also re-uses performances, but at least they're not super cringe!
Both feature club/host culture and how they can be interwoven with gang and illegal trade. So if that's what you like about Love of Silom you'll find similar plot points in 3 Will Be Free. 3WBF is more on the crime side and less police-heavy; deep night also a bit focuses more on the tragic lives people who resort to sex work face, but not that deeply. 3WBF has BL-elements but its a poly relationship with 2 boys and 1 girlie.
Our Dining Table is a masterpiece about being someone's support and someone's cheerleader as they go through grief and heartbreak and fear. Plot-wise it's very different from Love of Silom, but I am an avid lover of single-dad-figures in BL... so if you like this trope too watch both these series!
In both dramas one of the ML dad is very restrictive and homophobic. In both dramas the ML struggles to follow his heart because he feels obligated to do as his father wishes. This effects the relationship in both dramas and this is an essential plot point for that ML character growth.
In both dramas the other ML is looked down upon because of their work which is considered trashy. They are sweet and kind and have been taken advantage of in the past.
In both dramas the other ML is looked down upon because of their work which is considered trashy. They are sweet and kind and have been taken advantage of in the past.



