I strolled through Chinatown (Bangkok) on a weekday.
Compared to weekends, some shops are not open, but you can leisurely browse around the shops. On weekends, it's crowded and it's difficult to walk.
Bangkok's Chinatown street food scene is one of the most vibrant dining destinations in the Thai capital. Centered around Yaowarat Road, the street food stalls here attract not only locals but also travelers from all over the world. The area becomes particularly lively from evening until late at night, known for its diverse cuisine and unique atmosphere.
Exploring the area and interacting with locals can also add to the enjoyment of your culinary adventure.
00:00 QuickPreview
00:39 MAP
01:12 Pleang Nam Road(Street market area)
06:40 Yaowarat Road
25:15 Famous Streeet food area
46:50 Yaowarat Road
01:14:22 Sam Yot Station
01:17:00 OLD SIAM PLAZA
01:30:20 Ban Mo Market
01:49:47 Phahurat Market area
02:04:55 Sampheng Market Area
02:39:27 Yaowarat Road
03:08:40 Pleang Nam Road(Street market area)
03:15:09 Yaowarat Road
03:28:35 Famous Streeet food area
03:36:17 Yaowarat Road