Bangkok Weekend Night Market Adventure 🌟

This time, our flight from Chiang Mai to Bangkok happened to be on a Saturday, and the B&B was right next to Chulalongkorn University, so after checking in, we started shopping and eating. The area is not very large, and there are all kinds of small stalls on both sides of the road, selling everything from clothes, jewelry, snacks and drinks. Because it is next to a university, the prices are indeed very reasonable, but whether you can find something depends on the individual. The Thai milk smoothie and mixed oysters in the picture are highly recommended. They are cheap and delicious. A serving of oysters contains 8 or 9 pieces for only NT$80. It’s really delicious. In addition to the night market, many streets near the university are surrounded by various food stores. Including the very popular Milk Boy, the line was too long so we gave up; another very popular seafood noodle restaurant was not open when we passed by it two or three nights ago. We didn’t eat there 5 years ago and didn’t eat there again this year. If you are too lazy to look for popular food restaurants, staying near Chulalongkorn University is a good choice. However, many restaurants in Thailand do not open until 10 or 11 o'clock, so if you are particular about breakfast, you should look for a hotel that includes breakfast. #Bangkok #Bangkok Night Market #Bangkok Travel