[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Yaowarat Rd (Updated Mar)

#markets #100WaysOfTravel This is a 100% unique experience in Bangkok, you have a crowded day market in the morning and a bustling night market from evening. This Yaowarat district never sleeps unless it is the Chinese New Year. The shopping for dried goods here can be better than Hong Kong but be careful of fake and inferior products. I love to stay within this area, my favourite is Hotel Royal Bangkok Chinatown and it is center of the night market district. It is so convenient and pocket friendly to stay for a longer trip to enjoy the street food. #thailand #bangkok #traveltips #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

At E-ga LAB on Songwat Road, the desserts are highly praised, with a variety of cakes available. The restaurant is known for its authentic home-style Thai food, but it also offers a delightful selection of cakes (I mean MANY PEICES OF CAKE!!!🍰🍰🍰🍰) are worth visiting for, even if just for coffee and dessert. The atmosphere is vintage and modern, blending well with the old-school vibe of the area. While specific cake flavors are not detailed, the overall experience suggests a pleasant spot for both Thai cuisine and sweet treats.#songwat #bkkcafe #cafe #cake #Bagkok

#bangkoktrips New place in town - Cool vibes Yummy cocktails And the best wok rice ever!

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#favouriteitinerary #travel When night falls, Yaowarat Road, Bangkok’s Chinatown, turns into a vibrant food haven! Neon lights glow, the streets buzz with energy, and the air is filled with the irresistible aroma of sizzling meats and grilled seafood. This is the place to indulge in Thai-Chinese street food at its finest. 📍 How to Get There: 🚆 Nearest MRT: Wat Mangkon Station (MRT Blue Line), Exit 2. A short walk to the heart of Yaowarat Road! 🌟 Must-Try Street Food: 🐷 Crispy Roasted Pork – Perfectly seasoned with crunchy skin and juicy meat. 🦑 Grilled Squid – Fresh, smoky, and served with spicy seafood sauce.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck#Yaowarat #trip Hello friends, today we invite you to take a walk in the most popular food district, Yaowarat! 🌟 This place is famous for its delicious street food. There are both savory and sweet dishes and snacks. If you are a food lover or want to experience the atmosphere of an old district, you must not miss this. Evening atmosphere of Yaowarat When it starts to get dark, around 5-6 p.m., Yaowarat Road starts to get lively. 🏮 Various restaurants start to set up stalls. There are both legendary famous restaurants and small restaurants that are delicious beyond their price. Most importantly, the neon lights on the shop signs are also on! It gives off an old-fashioned Chinese atmosphere. Every corner is beautiful and great to take pictures. 📸 Must-try food in Yaowarat 1. Crispy pork and red pork rice A famous restaurant with a long queue. The crispy pork is really crispy. The skin is satisfyingly fluffy. The red pork is soft and sweet. Prices start at around 50-70 baht. 2. Fried chicken noodles The aroma of the pan is amazing. The noodles are slightly crispy and the chicken is very tender. You can order it with or without an egg. The price is around 50-70 baht. 3. Hot Pan Fried Oysters This dish is definitely crispy! The oysters are very fresh and served hot on the pan. The sizzling sound is mouthwatering. Prices start at 70 baht. 4. Fresh Roasted Chestnuts The aroma wafts from far away. Every time I walk past, I have to buy some. Prices start at 100 baht per bag. 5. Toast and Fresh Milk You have to try the toast with a lot of filling! There are chocolate, custard, or butter and milk fillings. The sweetness is just right. Enjoy walking and eating. Prices start at 20-25 baht. 6. Herbal Tea, Chrysanthemum Tea When you're tired from walking, stop by and buy a glass of cold herbal tea. There are many to choose from, such as chrysanthemum, roselle, bael fruit, or Chinese tea. Prices start at only 10-20 baht. Don't miss the photo spots. • Neon signs: In front of various shops with full lights The photos have a very Chinese feel. • Street vendors: Take a leisurely stroll and capture the atmosphere of street food. It's also quite beautiful. • Shrines and temples in Yaowarat: For example, Wat Traimit Witthayaram Worawihan, which is not far away. How to get to Yaowarat 🚇 MRT: Get off at Wat Mangkon Station and walk for about 5 minutes to Yaowarat Road. 🚌 Bus: Line 1, 40, 73, 529, or 542 🚗 Private car: It is recommended to park at a nearby shopping mall, such as I'm Chinatown or Yaowarat Hall, and then walk. It's more convenient. More information ⏰ Opening and closing hours: 17:00 - 23:00 (Each shop's opening hours may be different.) 📍 Location: Yaowarat Road, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok

Er Ge Feng temple. Crowded during the day. many people come over to worship. mostly Chinese.

"Yaowarat" Chinatown of Bangkok is full of great food. I have been travelling to Bangkok for 34 years and still loveing the food of Chinatown. I usually explore the small Alley for great food. During my recent trip, I stayed in Chinatown area and explore the local street food. Strongly recommend to stay there and explore #travel, #bangkok #Chinatownbangkok

#myhiddengems #bangkok #songkran2024 #getaway #weekend Captured some of the greatest moments by chance during a 2d2n trip to BKK. Day 1 - Landed at 11pm (DMK) - Save One Go Night Market - Hansar Hotel Day 2 - Hair Wash at Phrom Phong - Balcony (Milk tea) - Shopping Time, Siam Area (Participate in the lucky draw at Siam Paragon) - Lunch at Lon lon local - Dinner at Zapponfai (Marinated raw crabs!) - Chulanlongkorn Night Market Day 3 - Yaowarat Kway Chup! - Khiri Milk Tea (cloud 9!) - MBK (Pedicure/massage) - Lotus Supermarket (Snacks) #thailand

authentic bird nest shop, selling dry bird nest for home cooked use. prices are cheap and discountable. very few places in yaowarat that is selling the real things without getting cheated #birdnest #drygoods #authenticfood #cheap #discount #delicious #yaowarat

Yaowarat Road, often referred to as Chinatown in Bangkok, Thailand, is a vibrant and bustling street known for its incredible street food scene and rich cultural heritage. As night falls, the street transforms into a lively food market, with countless vendors offering an array of delectable treats, from crispy pork belly and spicy tom yum soup to mango sticky rice and exotic fruits. Among the more exotic offerings are bird’s nest soup and fish maw soup, delicacies that draw curious food enthusiasts. The neon lights, colorful signs, and the cacophony of sounds from street performers and bustling crowds create an electrifying atmosphere. Yaowarat is a sensory feast, a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the heart and soul of Bangkok's culinary landscape. #travelanywhere #bkk #amazingthailand #bestthaifood #hungry #thailand

yummy yummy 😋... you can get to eat lots of a variety of local delight along the streets shop or restaurant, and food court inside the shopping mall.#yaowaratbangkok

Enjoy walking in an old street, where you can see Thai, Western, and Chinese culture. There are lots of local cuisine along the road. Go experience the Day and Night of Yaowarat. You will definitely be amazed by it.#yaowaratbangkok