The night market is a gathering place for all the food. At night, all the food will slowly come out. It is the best time to taste the food here. So today I will recommend to you what night markets in Bangkok

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1. Khao Sanmarket (Khao San Road Night Market) is a street in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, with the English name Khao San Road.

A gathering place for backpackers, there are night markets and food markets on both sides of the street. It is very lively. Khao San Road is full of bars on both sides. You can feel the loud and rhythmic music while walking on the road.

Almost all of these bars have large LCD TVs or projection TVs, and the bar consumption is not expensive.

A small bottle of chang beer costs about 50B.

Some open-air bars also offer a la carte, salads, fried rice and the like.

The price is not expensive either.

In addition, there are 7-11 supermarkets on Khao San Road (which is more convenient for buying various things), McDonald's (you can take pictures with Uncle McDonald's at the door), and Bigburger (which is characterized by providing extra-large burgers. It is a global chain, and it is also available in Beijing and Shanghai.

), bank ATMs, tattoo parlors (also provide tattoos that only last for 2 weeks).

Maybe it’s mostly silk+young people, so everyone is more open-minded, and it’s very casual to chat and say hello to strangers.

Compared with Xintiandi in Shanghai, Xintiandi has many tourists from all over the country taking pictures instead of integrating into it. It feels like they are just here for a visit.

Compared with Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong, Khao San Road is simply dirty and messy, hahaha, but in the heart of Silk Road, this is the universe's 2. Asiatique The Riverfront Night Market is the latest and largest Bangkok riverside night market. It is located on Charoen Krung Road in Bangkok and has the largest riverside night market in Thailand.

The long straight road along the river is used by everyone to get on and off the pier.

If you come here, you can take a boat at SpanTaksin in the evening. The boat departs every half hour from 5 pm every day to take guests to the night market for free. The last boat is at 11 o'clock, and the return trip is also from 4 pm to 11 pm, every half hour.

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Different from ordinary night markets, its theme is closer to a nostalgic antique theme, and the shops are located in antique old warehouses.

3. Silom Night Market (Silon Night Market) is said to be the earliest tourist night market developed in Bangkok. There are very few locals. The goods sold are mainly clothes, handicrafts, leather bags and the like. On both sides of the night market are various pole dancing bars. It feels like

It is mainly open to tourists. It is very small and can be turned around in ten minutes. There is a Naraya store in the night market.

You may say that you don’t want to go to a night market that feels too touristy, but in fact, some of the goods are not available elsewhere. Don’t worry, you know that Mong Kok Ladies Market has everything and is convenient. Would you rather go to Yuen Long instead because of the touristy feeling?

This night market is mainly aimed at tourists and locals. You can take the BTS to Saladeang Station, which is just downstairs.

4. The Saphan Phut night market is closed on Wednesdays. It is located under the Memorial Bridge next to Wat Po and along both sides of the Chao Phraya River. An affordable night market about three to four hundred meters long is Saphan Phut.

Saphan Phut Night Market is a super local night market. On the one hand, because of the inconvenient transportation, very few tourists go there. Most of the products sold in this night market are clothing, and then there are household items.

Although the clothing is not very satisfactory in terms of design and quality, the price is very cheap. However, there are relatively few products that can satisfy tourists here. However, you don’t have to buy anything when visiting the night market. Come here

Take a look at what ordinary Thai people eat, wear, use, and how they live.

5. Patpong Night Market Patpong Night Market is the most famous "tourist" night market in Bangkok. The reason why it is specifically marked as "tourist" is because this is a night market for tourists, and 99% of the consumers are foreigners.

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Patpong Night Market is a night market developed along the side of Silom Avenue. There are countless vendors on both sides of the red brick road. The products sold include clothes, bags, shoes, silver jewelry, handicrafts, and pirated CDs that tourists will be interested in.

, DVDs, watches, lighters, etc., the general category can be said to be diverse, and there are guaranteed to be products that interest you, but the quality can only be considered average, especially since there are almost no genuine products, and the selling prices are not cheap.