[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Yaowarat Road Station (Updated May)

🌟 Enjoy shopping and gourmet food at Yaowarat (Chinatown) in Bangkok! Yaowarat, Bangkok's Chinatown, is a charming place with a diverse atmosphere😁!! It's an interesting area that has a hint of China even though it's in Bangkok✌ There are plenty of spots to see, such as food stalls, restaurants, and wholesale markets. I especially found a cute ring at the wholesale market and bought it♡ There's a high chance of finding a bargain❣️ This is definitely an area I recommend for those who want to enjoy shopping and gourmet food🤭 ✱There are many cheap hotels around here, so it's recommended for those who want to save money🧡 📍Location PGR5+4W6, Yaowarat Rd, Khwaeng Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 Thailand **Access Information** About a 5-minute walk from MRT Wat Mangkon Station Easy access by taxi from central Bangkok🚕 🕰Business Hours Depending on each store and market, they are usually open from early morning to late at night. Enjoy the eclectic atmosphere of Bangkok and have a wonderful time at Yaowarat! #0yentrip #Thailandtrip #Thailandtourism #Bangkoktourism #Bangkoktrip #bangkok #Yaowarat #Chinatown

#bangkoktrip Yaowarat is one of my favorite places to visit every time I fly to Bangkok. There are lots of amazing things you can do here. From the morning market, to the delicious food at the food street, to the many temples along the way. The morning market is always crowded with people and tuk tuk. There are few hotels along the street where you can stay the next time you visit Bangkok. After a long tiring walk, I would like to visit the Chinese restaurant to have a bowl of bird nests. They are very popular over there. Also buying some dried herbs to make into herbal tea to drink. Apart from there, there are shops selling souvenirs and snacks where you can bring them back to your family and friends. I will strongly recommend this place to everyone. The location is at yaowarat. You can take the mrt train and alight at wat mangkon station. #tripblazers

The Wat Kanma Tuyaram (Wat Yo Khan Tue) is located at 800 Mangkon Road, Samphanthawong, Khet Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, Thailand. The temple closes in the evening. You can take a MRT and alight at the Wat Mangkon station. Take a 7 minute walk to read the Wat Kanma temple. The temple is built with lots of Guan ying statues. For Guan Ying worshippers, you may want to visit the temple. Though the temple is not big, they have a rich history of more than 150 years. Along the way, there are shops that sell Chinese herbs. You can purchase dried hibiscus flowers or blue peas flowers, to be made into herbal tea. Just a few minutes ahead, you would reach a mall with a lotus supermarket and few restaurants. #bangkoktrip #tripblazers

HUFU CAFE (Hufu Cafe) While walking and eating, I felt like eating something sweet. I found this shop in a small alley, not too far from the sign. There are many hot and cold drink menus to choose from. Inside the shop, there are 3 floors. The top floor is a white area with paintings for taking pictures. If you see a tiger (a painting on the wall), you have found the shop. #cafe review #cafe life #go to a chic cafe #hot and cold drinks

The whole town is Chinese ☺︎ It was Chinese New Year so many people came to visit the temple! There are Chinese restaurants and stylish cafes, so it's fun no matter how many times you go. Next time I want to go to Yaowarat at night. #Thailand🇹🇭 #Yaowarat

#BangkokTourism I took a free boat from Asiatique to Siam Station. I was very impressed to be able to see the night view of Bangkok while riding the boat. I enjoyed eating my way around Yaowarat Road. When I went to the Japanese Ossuary, I was able to talk to a Japanese monk who was dispatched from Kongobu-ji Temple in Mount Koya.

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Yaowarat area is the largest Chinese community in Thailand. The Chinese traded with Thai people since the reign of King Rama I, which is centered around the royal pier. While the construction of Yaowarat Road has not begun Until the road was built during the reign of King Rama V to promote trade And please be graciously graciously graciously named "Yaowarat Road" (Yaowarat Road). Currently, Yaowarat is widely known as the largest gold trading center in Thailand And is a destination for foodies Because Yaowarat in the daytime, you can only look at gold shops, Chinese herbal shops, fruits and Chinese restaurants. But if visiting Yaowarat Road will become a paradise for foodies Because both sides of the road will be full of various restaurants Both Chinese food, seafood, including sweets and beverages.

If our hearts are thin, walking to eat dessert is exercise. #diabeticslikethis #willtakeyoutoseeyaowaratdesserts Checkin | Eatdesserts | Takecoolphotos Withinabudget200bahtperperson Chinatown | Yaowarat Yaowarat at night, the main street that has many delicious streetfood shops in this area Open every Tuesday - Sunday (closed every Monday) From (18.30 - 24.00) 5 Dessert shops, walk and eat happily Delicious bread shops in Yaowarat Sweettime, the old Yaowarat dessert shop Coco Icecream Khanom Bueang Weng Nakhon Kasem Vegetarian smoothies Total expenses 1. Bread with flowing filling 25 baht 2. Sago with cantaloupe 40 baht 3. Coconut ice cream 60 baht 4. Khanom Bueang 30 baht 5. Orange juice 40 baht #Diabetic care expenses 195 baht per person This trip is a trip..hunting for dessert Yaowarat Road at night has many street food shops. I recommend that When you arrive at the shop, don't just stand there confused. Walk straight in. Anyone who loves desserts must go Because there are so many great dessert shops The most fun is walking and eating. It's true street food. The more you eat dessert, the happier you are.. "Treatment with dessert" #Will take you to see #Yaowarat desserts #Yaowarat street food #Yaowarat #Chinatown Yaowarat #chinatownyaowarach #Point out delicious restaurants #Check in Bangkok

Address - Yaowarat Road How to get there - MRT Wat Mangkon, you can get there right away, or take bus no. 1,2,23 Go by taxi and return to MRT. Ambience/Location - Yaowarat at night, there are a lot of people. I didn't think there would be this many people. There are policemen who will wave cars to cross, very safe, very impressive. There are a lot of food, more than a hundred shops. During this time, there are Chinese New Year offerings and cheongsams for sale. Highlights - There are a lot of delicious restaurants. I recommend trying bird's nest at one shop. Average price per person - 20~1000 Score - 8.5/10, deducted because there are a lot of people.

Bangkok chinatown is always famous for food and temple. it is impossible to leave yourself hungry in this area. Every new year, it is a must-do activity to go to Leng Nei Yi temple for good luck. however, this year, due to the pandemic situation, lucky souvenir is not available. after temple, we filled our tummy with delicious duck noodle soup near the temple side exit. it is the first time I tried this shop. meat and everything is just nice. I will definitely revisit. in the evening, I saw Dek Somboon shop which i wanna try its dark soya sauce soft serve for a long time. luckily, it is available! it tasted like salted caramel ice cream. luv it! My friend tried plum sherbet flavour which is very refreshing. there are much more food and dessert to explore in this area. until next time... #chinatown #newyear #streetfood #streetart #christmaslights

I never thought it would be so delicious. I looked at the reviews and was afraid that it wouldn't be as advertised. But when I got there, wowwwwwwwwww

🧧🏮Invite you to join the grand celebration of Thai-Chinese relations. In 2568, it will be the 50th anniversary. ✨See the light decorations, brightly lit with spectacular lights on the Dragon Road of Thailand. January 19 - February 9, 2568 Time 18.00 - 23.00 hrs. 🪭 Be amazed by the performances from the People's Republic of China and various activities to enhance prosperity at the Tourism Authority of Thailand booth on Yaowarat Road, Bangkok, January 29 - 30, 2568 📍Yaowarat Road - MRT Wat Mangkon / Hua Lamphong Station - Yaowarat Road location (Google map) Time 10.00 - 22.00 hrs.

A chic photo spot along Song Wat Road in Yaowarat

#AsiaTravelDiary Cheap and delicious Yaowarat. The world of Ghost in the Shell! So cool. Shark fin and bird's nest are cheap.

The latest trendy area in Bangkok is Songwat Road in Yaowarat! I'd like to introduce you to an artsy cafe there☕ HUGS songwat The interior and exterior of the cafe are filled with art, making it very stylish✨ It seems to be run by a Japanese person, and there were Japanese staff members😊I'm glad that Japanese can be understood overseas! The Basque cheesecake was creamy and delicious🤤💕 🧀Basque cheese cake 155THB *Homemade ice cream topping 35THB ☕Americano 100THB 🍪Salted caramel scone 85THB 📍Location: 42 Soi Charoen Phaniang, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 About 12 minutes walk from Hua Lamphong Station 🕰️Opening hours 8:30-18:00 *Closed on Tuesdays Bangkok cafe tour🇹🇭 #FriTabiWinter #BangkokCafe #BangkokTrip #Bangkok

#0yentripnovember Grandparents living in Bangkok If you want to buy handicrafts, this is the place to go! Fabric is also available at a price you wouldn't think of in Japan Others Bead accessory parts Thread, cotton... you can get all the handmade items here! ⚠️As you can see in the third picture, it's super crowded with people, so be careful with your luggage! --- Sampaeng continues on from Ratchawong Road, the main street leading to the pier. There are many shops selling auxiliary materials for handicrafts, and it is an area that Japanese wives often visit to buy materials for handmade crafts. Fabrics and ribbons can be purchased from 1m or 1 yard, and buttons and beads can be purchased in small quantities, so it's easy to buy, and there is a wide variety, so it's fun for those who like handicrafts! Many stores open early in the morning, but close at 5pm. Also, be careful as there are a lot of pickpockets. (from womBangkok)

Address: Yaowarat Rd, Chinatown, Bangkok, Thailand Atmosphere/Facilities: Bangkok Chinatown is famous for its lively atmosphere and rich cultural background. The streets here are narrow and crowded, lined with a variety of shops, small vendors and restaurants. At night, neon lights flicker and the whole block is full of vitality and fireworks. Features: This is a great place to enjoy authentic Thai-Chinese food and street food, especially during the night market hours, when there are a wide variety of snacks. The famous seafood porridge, roast duck and desserts are all sold here, allowing you to taste the most authentic Thai-Chinese flavor. Price per person: about 200-500 baht Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ #Bangkok #thailand #Bangkoktravel

A shop selling almond tofu in Yaowarat. It's not too sweet and is delicious. They also serve drinks, so we recommend stopping by on your way to Yaowarat. Tourist spot: Yaowarat.

China Town in Bangkok

#BangkokAdventures #travelanywhere #ChinatownVibes Neon lights, glittering gold, and the aroma of spices - Chinatown Bangkok is a feast for the senses! ✨

If you head south from Yaowarat Road in Chinatown towards the river and walk along Scrap Metal Street, you will see new and stylish individual shops popping up one after another, which is fun to just look at. This is a cafe on such a fashionable street. It's hard to satisfy your craving for sweets in Thailand, so I stopped here for coffee and cake and was very soothed☺️ The cakes are about 800 yen, but they seem to be homemade, and they also serve Mariage Freres tea, so this is a shop that is particular about its selection. There are many sweets on the menu, so it's fun to decide what to choose! The interior of the store is very elaborate, with an antique feel, and any angle is picturesque. The toilet is so cute that it makes you feel like Alice in Wonderland😍 📍a) pink rabbit + Bob / ทรงวาด 1330, 1332 Song Wat Rd, Chakkrawat, Samphanthawong, Bangkok, Thailand 9:00-20:00 (from Google map) #0yentrip #Thailand #Thailandtrip #Bangkok #Bangkok #Sweets #Cafehopping #Cafe #Bangkokcafe

It’s Chinatown in Thailand, amazing food

Relax to enjoy food at Yaowarad Road

When you’re visiting Bangkok, be sure to head to Yaowarat (Bangkok’s Chinatown) to try some Thai style raw marinated crabs! There’s a long line of queue at this place but things move quite quickly, with a station to order and a station to bag and prepare the sauce. Pro tip: If you’re looking for a place to eat immediately, find a random local store and offer to buy something from that store so you can sit and enjoy yr crabs

#dreamdestination I went to Chinatown in Bangkok. I wasn't planning on going there originally, but the hotel was nearby and I had some time, so I went and found it to be much bigger and busier than I had imagined. There were a lot of food stalls and it was cheap.

Yaowarat is famous for its street food and affordable markets. Tourists love to go here cause you have it all at one place Nighg life at Soi nana feel the youth and freedom. Ear local cuisines and fusion. #yaowaratbangkok #Asiatoday #

Walking around and shopping for food in Yaowarat at night. There are a lot of food and snacks. #BangkokTravel

Walk around Yaowarat, a charming street with a retro feel. The hot weather is not good. You have to stop by a cool coffee shop decorated with classic antiques and indoor plants, giving it a very classy vibe. The shop has a variety of menus. You can try dirty coffee, plus delicious pastries and cakes. Most importantly, the cocoa here is very strong. You may have to rely on public transportation because there is no parking, but we are not afraid because we plan to walk around Yaowarat anyway. Price is around 120-300 baht. #cafe #cafereview #yaowarat #oldcity #antiquescafe