With its profound Chinese cultural heritage and large-scale block construction, the popularity of Chinatown in Bangkok is second to none in Southeast Asia. Coming to Chinatown to "feed" after nightfall is the "highlight" named by many tourists. Not to be missed are shark's fin, bird's nest and seafood. In addition, a wide variety of Thai and Chinese cuisines are not only reasonable in price, but also unique in taste, which are also welcomed by locals and tourists. Address: Yaowarat Road, Bangkok Transportation: Take MRT Route to Hua Lamphong Station, and there are different opinions on fried insect snacks at Exit 1. In addition to street snacks such as Thai barbecue, curry fried rice and mango glutinous rice, there are many stalls on Khao San Road that also provide fried grasshoppers, fried bamboo worms, fried scorpions and other insect foods. Although some people may not accept it, insect food has a long history in Thai food culture. Thais regard insects as a supplement to protein's nutritious food and enjoy it. Of course, there are also many bold tourists who are willing to try it. Address: Khao San Road, Bangkok 12 Transportation: Take the BTS Silom Line to wongwanyai Station, an authentic stall snack in Thailand-Surawongse Road Surawongse Road is a very famous food street in Bangkok, where there are not only delicious food provided by gourmet restaurants from all over the world. There are also large and small open-air snack stalls along Surawongse Road, selling traditional Thai snacks. Visitors who want to taste authentic Thai folk delicacies will not be disappointed when they come to Surawongse Road, whether in broad daylight or at night. Address: Surawongse Road, Bangkok Transportation: Take MRT Route to Sam Yan Station, and exit at No.1, a special snack in Bangkok. Chen Niuji, which opened in the 196s, is an overseas Chinese restaurant. Although the store area is small and even a little shabby and old, it can't stop Chen Niuji's "appeal" in Bangkok's food industry. Its signature crab is thick and tender, and tastes first-class with dry noodles and wet noodles. Whether it is a star-studded citizen or a high-ranking official, once they have tasted it, they will never forget it, and then they will always want to eat another bowl. Address: Rama 4 Road, Hualampong, Bangkok Transportation: Take MRT Route to Hua Lamphong Station, and exit 4, a special snack-Songji, is one of the pastimes for many urban office workers to get together after work while eating delicious kebabs. When you come to MRT Hua Lamphong Station in Bangkok, if you like kebabs, don't miss the Songji that has been in business for more than 7 years. This shop with ordinary decoration and square dining tables is mainly engaged in Satay pork skewers and pork liver skewers. The masters skillfully cooked a string of Satay kebabs in a fierce charcoal stove. Customers only need to dip the hot kebabs in the special sauce provided by the store and have a few mouthfuls. The wonderful taste is beyond words. Address: 84-88 Soi Sukon Bangkok 11 Transportation: Take MRT Route to Hua Lamphong Station, a special snack-you can eat a bowl of shark fin from 3 baht to 5 baht. And it's often crowded, so there's no seat for you to go later? The famous shark's fin in Thai, Chinese, Japanese and English is a famous local food stall. Although it is worth a penny, it is still quite attractive to tourists whose main purpose is to taste Bangkok's special delicacies. Address: 12 Soi Charoenkrung 46 Bangrak, Bangkok 15 Transportation: Take the BTS Silom Line to Saphan Taksin Station, and exit the street of dried fruits and snacks at No.3-Au Tor Ko Market, which is well-known in Bangkok, Thailand, not only sells dried seafood, but also sells fresh fruits and traditional snacks. Come to this traditional Thai dry goods market that seems to be filled with the smell of My Sweetie air.