[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for China Town (Updated Aug)

Exploring Chinatown in Bangkok at night is truly a magical experience! The entire street transforms into a glowing carnival of lights, colors, and non-stop energy. Neon signs light up every corner, while the aroma of sizzling street food fills the air—making it a paradise for food lovers. One of the most eye-catching sights is the majestic golden statue that stands tall and graceful, adding a spiritual charm amidst the modern hustle. The streets are alive with locals and tourists alike, enjoying the electric atmosphere, shopping for souvenirs, and capturing memories with vibrant backdrops. If you want to experience the real heartbeat of Bangkok nightlife—Chinatown is the place to be. Perfect for foodies, photographers, and night explorers! #bangkok #chinatown #thailand #nightviews #trip

#JanuaryBestPlace2025 Bon Ban Bar, a Thai-style bar, has the feel of a Thai temple, with exquisite Thai art, altars, and Buddhist instruments adorning both interior and exterior. It's nestled in a quiet alley off Yaowarat Road in Bangkok's bustling Chinatown. Despite its unassuming exterior, the interior is a treasure trove, with artfully displayed craft beer cans and creative, colorful decor that exudes charm and personality. The murals are all painted by the owner himself, making it an instant hit with foreigners. The highlight is the selection of drink containers, which are designed to be used as a worship setting, complete with trays, incense, and candles. Recommended cocktails include the "Bon Ban" and "Nang Ram," and the fridge also stocks classic '90s craft beers. It's located in the same alley as Texas Suki.

If you're looking for a unique and delicious noodle shop in Yaowarat, the Noodle Bowl Shop is a must-visit. Located opposite i’m Chinatown, this shop offers a variety of tasty dishes, especially their signature mixed noodles with a unique flavor. Recommended dishes include mixed noodles and Tom Yum soup with pork, starting at just 20 baht. 📍Opposite i’m Chinatown Directions: A 5-minute walk from Wat Mangkon Station

Song Wat area, delicious! Amazing craft work! A great shop! ✍🏻 Pista& — Thailand's first Crafted Pistachio Milk cafe. They have a wide selection of pistachio milk menu items, including gelato, drinks, and tiramisu, all made with three types of pistachios. 🇮🇷 Iranian (Nutty — Smoky) 🇺🇸 American (Grassy — Seaweed) 🇹🇷 Turkish (Creamy — Buttery) We tried them and absolutely loved them! They're so delicious and truly made! Pistachio lovers, this is a must-try! Everything is delicious and rich. They're loaded with pistachios. The shop is chic and stylish, with a touch of cuteness and a touch of raw concrete. The decor is perfect. 🍦🫒 📍 Location: Pista&, Song Wat ⏰ Open daily: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM #CafeReview

LOCAL BOYS COFFEE CO. SONG WAT is a cool cafe in the Song Wat area of Bangkok's Yaowarat-Chinatown district. This newly opened cafe has quickly become a favorite among cafe hoppers. Atmosphere and Decor • Located in a small alley among wholesale shops, the atmosphere is quiet and hidden. • Decorated in a cool black and orange theme, the walls are bare concrete and feature artistic paintings. • This cafe has a chic, hipster feel, perfect for those who enjoy unique photo opportunities. Key Highlights • Convenient location, near Wat Mangkon MRT (about a 12-minute walk) or Ratchawong Pier. • This cafe is perfect for chilling out with a drip coffee, meeting friends, or taking a leisurely stroll. • Tucked away in an antique neighborhood near Chinatown, it's perfect for city travelers. Conclusion: LOCAL BOYS COFFEE CO. SONG WAT is a newly opened cafe recommended for coffee lovers and those looking for a change of scenery. Conveniently located near Chinatown, the coffee is strong and tasty, and the atmosphere is cool and photogenic. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

Khao San Road and Songwa Road are really worth visiting again and again

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TomKrua "Wat Chaiyaphum Karam" or "Wat Tee Hong Tu" (Chinese: 翠岸寺) in the Yaowarat area is something that not many people know about, but even true devotees shouldn't miss it! 🏮✨ ⸻ 🌿 Tee Hong Tu = a lush riverside temple. It sounds like a very chill name, but once you enter, you'll feel the power of spiritualism. It'll make even the biggest gods and goddesses raise their hands in reverence. This is a Chinese temple in the Mahayana Buddhist tradition. It's an ancient temple built during the reign of King Rama V. A Chinese monk pioneered it, along with his disciples, who wanted to spread Buddhism in Thailand. ⛩️ As soon as you step inside, the atmosphere is peaceful and shady. It feels like you've stepped off the congested streets of Yaowarat and into another world. The smell of incense, old wood, and the soft sounds of traditional Chinese chanting provide the ultimate sense of peace! For those stressed, tired, or feeling overwhelmed by life, Mom highly recommends stopping by to "reset your energy" here. ✨ The temple's main worship spot is the "Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara," or Guan Yin, enshrined inside a magnificent golden shrine. This is a must-see for those seeking blessings for health, career, and safe travels. It's especially crowded during the Chinese New Year and the Chinese Ghost Festival, as it's considered one of the most sacred places to worship in Yaowarat. 🕯️ Another highlight is the "Temple of the God of Fortune," the Cai Shen Ye (God of Fortune). For those seeking a sense of luck and prosperity, this is a must-visit! They have red candles and a full set of joss papers, plus staff are on hand to guide you through the proper worship. If you're unsure about "how to rotate the candles" or "which direction to worship first," feel free to ask! They're very friendly! 💡 Tips from Mom Tud: • Light three incense sticks as usual, no need for too many to make your head tingle. • Don't forget to make a sincere wish and put some money in the donation box as you please, as the temple itself is completely free. • After your worship, Strolling around the alleys nearby is also incredibly enjoyable, filled with shops selling desserts, offerings, auspicious items, and a plethora of delicious Yaowarat food! ⸻ 🧧 Who is this temple suitable for? It's perfect for anyone looking to relax, recharge, and pray for positive energy in a Chinese-style way. If you're a calmer person and prefer a quiet, uncrowded temple, this is the place for you! However, if you prefer famous temples with crowds and the sounds of drums and horns typical of typical Chinese temples, it might be a bit too quiet. For me, however, "Tee Hong Tue" is a hidden gem in Yaowarat worth putting on your high heels and heading to! ⸻ 📍Location Details Wat Chaiyaphum Karam (Wat Tee Hong Tue), 翠岸寺 Coordinates: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7bM3DLqFDvcX4wANA Location: Plaeng Nam Road, Yaowarat, Samphanthawong Subdistrict Samphanthawong District, Bangkok Getting there: MRT Wat Mangkon, a 7-10 minute walk, or by bus/taxi. Opening Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Fee: Free Admission ⸻ #TootTravels #MustSeeForTheMuayThai #TeeHongTue #WatChaiyaphumKaraam #ShrinesInYaowarat #YaowaratMuayThai #PrayForBlessings #GuanYin #GodOfWealth #ChineseTempleReview #PrayForBlessingsTour #SpicyForTheMuayThai #TravelWithStyle #HiddenTemplesInBangkok #YaowaratIsNotJustFood #GirlfriendReview #VisitTemplesWithToot

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TomboysInTheKitchen Let's continue our fun, gossip-filled, and spicy travel tips with our female friends. Today, we're taking you to the legendary "Leng Buai Eia Shrine" in Yaowarat! Anyone who's into superstition, praying for blessings, and boosting luck and prosperity, you need to come! 💰🔥 ⸻ Unleash your superstition power in Yaowarat! Leng Buai Eia Shrine is a must-visit for those who appreciate merit-making and superstition! Sisssss~ If you're talking about the legendary superstition spot in Yaowarat that's been talked about for ages, you'll have to turn around and take a second look! Leng Buai Eia Shrine is the one! 💥 Nestled in a small alleyway, this ancient Chinese shrine is over 160 years old!!! It's so old that even generations of grandfathers would have to put their hands together to enter! 😍 📍 Walk into the alley next to Hua Seng Heng Gold Shop (opposite Wat Mangkon). Just a little further, you'll see a red archway. Just keep walking straight ahead. You won't get lost, because the scent of incense will guide you there. 🕯️ Once you enter, you'll be greeted by authentic Chinese "magical power." No need to dress up or wear anything fancy. Just have faith and pray with a clear conscience, and you'll be able to take home the full power. 💞 ⸻ Deities within the shrine 👑 It's packed! It's like a collection of Chinese shrines in one place, as this shrine houses many deities, including… 🌟 Tai Sui (Tai Sui Pi) – Enhance your fortune and counteract bad luck. Anyone who's had a rough year this year should definitely come. It'll ease the bad luck like taking vitamins! 🌟 Guan Yu – Represents honesty and protection. Empower your inner fighter. 🌟 Monkey God (齐天大圣) – Enhance your power, charisma, and intelligence without the need for Omega. 🌟 Cai Shen Ye (God of Fortune) – Light incense and receive wealth instantly. Capital and profits follow, and money flows in continuously. 🧧 ⸻ Don't miss these must-see check-ins within the shrine. 📸 📌 Main worship spot in the center of the shrine – Light candles and incense, pay respect to the large deity, make a wish, and walk around the statue for good fortune. 📌 Dragon Incense Burner – Make a strong wish and toss a coin into the pot. If it lands, your wish will be fulfilled very quickly! 📌 Wish-Wish Wall – If you'd like to ask the deity for blessings, write your name on a stick and stick it on the wall. ⸻ Tips from a gay spiritualist 🧚♀️ 💡 Visit early in the morning or early evening. It won't be too hot, it won't be crowded, and the energy in the shrine will be incredibly peaceful. 💡 Anyone struggling with work, money, love, health, or any other heavy burdens, come pray for relief. It's truly a relief, no kidding! 💡 Don't forget to prepare incense, candles, and offerings. If you don't have them, they're sold in front of the shrine for a reasonable price, so don't worry about getting ripped off. 💡 After your prayers, head out to Yaowarat for some food. Life feels so good, like you've rebooted your mind! 💖 ⸻ The feeling after your prayers 💆♀️✨ It's like you've received a surge of energy. Your life feels like you've cleared away all the negative energy. Your mind feels instantly more at ease and you feel like you're about to open a shop, start a business, earn money, and live your life to the fullest! I'm telling you, no matter what year or month it is, if you're feeling "heavy," come pray here right away. It's a great way to make merit, and it's truly sacred. So popular, you have to share it! 💯 ⸻ Location Details 📍 Leng Buai Eia Shrine A small alley opposite Hua Seng Heng Gold Shop on Yaowarat Road, Bangkok 🕰️ Open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM 🚶♀️ Getting there: Take the MRT to Wat Mangkon and walk for about 400 meters. 🚘 No direct parking. You must park at Wat Mangkon or another nearby location and walk into the alley. 📱 No reservations, no admission fee. ⸻ #MustVisit #Yaowarat #LengBuaiEiaShrine #EnhanceYourLuck #ResolveClashes #PrayForLove #MeritMakingCanCome #VisitBangkok #VisitChineseTemple #SoAmazing #MayThePowerOfMituBeWithYou #TutTakesYouToTravel #MuteLuTour #WishAndReceive #TutForMeritMaking #MustWorship ⸻ If you're ready, hold onto your incense and let's pray together! 🧧🧨💃

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TomKrua Here it is! A review of this legendary restaurant, known among insiders as "the best in Yaowarat." A true legend! Missing it is a big mistake! 💥 ⸻ 💥 Review: Tang Jai Yoo Restaurant - Yaowarat Chinese food lovers, dim sum lovers, and those craving emperor-prepared delicacies, head over! Ladies, today, Tom would like to invite you to a grand and magnificent Chinese banquet at Tang Jai Yoo Restaurant in Yaowarat. This legendary restaurant, which has been open for decades, is still packed every day. People queue up for reservations, and sometimes there aren't any. Be prepared, because this restaurant is truly "serious," not pushy! As soon as you walk in, you're greeted with the signature Chinese vibe of Khun Chai Tamnak Mangkorn. Gold adorns the walls, red lanterns, rotating round tables, and Lazy Susans. No need to say much...let the atmosphere speak for itself! ⸻ 🍤 A must-try, or you won't even be there! 💫 Shrimp Dumplings, Shrimp Dumplings, and Char Siu Buns Delicious beyond belief in Hong Kong dim sum restaurants! The dumplings are springy and stuffed with shrimp, making you want to shout, "Shrimp!!!" The shrimp dumplings are packed with flavor, not a random mix of flour that would make your gay mother rage. The Char Siu Buns are perfectly sweet and flavorful, and the sauce coats the pork, melting in your mouth. Even Michelin-starred chefs would be envious. 🐓 Roast Duck, Crispy Pork, and Char Siu Combination OMG! The roast duck has thin, crispy skin, but the meat is firm and juicy, with a subtle smoky aroma. The crispy pork is so crispy, it makes a loud "crack!" sound as you bite into it that the next table turns to look. The Char Siu is fragrant and sweet, coated in a sauce like a pretty cloak, showcasing a subtle sweetness like someone with a secret. 🦀 Fish Maw in Red Soup The soup is incredibly rich, with a rich, rich flavor like stock boiled overnight, topped with real, bouncy fish maw. It's a luxurious, mouthwatering dish. I even found some lightly sliced blue crabs, just to let you know I'm not a fan of saving. 🐠 Steamed Sea Bass with Soy Sauce Oh my god! The fish was fresh and bouncy, not fishy at all. The soy sauce was perfectly salty and sweet. It was generously sprinkled with ginger and spring onions. When I opened the pot, I almost cried because of the wonderful aroma. The fish was so white and beautiful, like a Miss Universe steaming it. 🥬 Stir-fried Hong Kong Kale with Oyster Sauce Vegetables need high heat! The Hong Kong kale was crisp and sweet, with plump stems. Stir-fried with oyster sauce, blurring the leaves from every angle, making them juicy and delicious. It was so much more than your average vegetable dish. 🥣 For dessert, we had to end with "Ginkgo Nuts in Fresh Milk" or "Ginger Dumplings in Ginger Syrup." Enjoy a grandma's delight! The Ginkgo Nuts in Fresh Milk were fragrant, with a hint of fresh milk and a sweet, slightly bitter, and creamy flavor. The ginger Dumplings in Ginger Syrup were zesty, with a strong ginger aroma. A perfect palate cleanse after three plates of roast duck. ⸻ 📸 Atmosphere & Service • The restaurant is a two-story shophouse with tightly packed round tables, reminiscent of a Chinese company party. • The staff are quick-talking, quick-witted, and quick-tempered. Some may have a bit of a stern, auntie-like vibe, but if you talk to them nicely, they're really nice. • The rotating table is a lifesaver when you want to try multiple dishes at once. ⸻ 📍 Restaurant Details Tang Jai Yu Restaurant Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/kMvHNcMvfRv6y7zP9 📌 Yaowarat Road, Samphanthawong Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok ⏰ Open daily from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM 🚗 There's private parking nearby (but arrive early, as it fills up fast). 📞 Call ahead to inquire: 02-224-2167 📦 Takeout and delivery are available (call ahead to reserve). ⸻ 💬 Summary! This restaurant is a timeless legend. The dim sum is fresh, the roast duck is top-notch, the soup is rich, the vegetables are crisp, and the atmosphere is 100% authentic Chinese! Perfect for families, extended family, or a group of foodies, this revolving table is perfect for those who haven't been. You're missing out! Come and "Tang Jai Yu" (Intend to Stay), because it truly is "Tang Jai Dee" (Intend to Eat Deliciousness). ⸻ #TomKrua #TomKruaTravel #EatAtTheRestaurant #YaowaratFoodie #LegendaryRestaurant #DreamRoastDuck #YaowaratGoodThings #DimSumDelivery #YaowaratDimSum #ChineseRestaurant #ChineseFood #EatLuxuryInYaowarat #TeamTangJai #FoodiesDon'tMiss #DeliciousUntilAncestors

[Bangkok🇹🇭] Introducing the latest trendy art alleys♪ 《Long Dang Dang 100 (Songwat Pratu 100 Phi)》 This art area is located on a corner of Songwat Road🎨 This historic alley has been given a modern makeover✨ The alley is lined with stylish shops. There's also plenty of wall art, so you'll never stop taking photos😆 Long Dang Dang, a large warehouse converted from a shopping mall, sometimes hosts events. 📷️9 📍Location: 881 Song Wat Rd, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 🕰️Hours: 24 hours *Varies by store #TravelGuide #Bangkok #BangkokTrip #BangkokPhotoSpots #bangkokart

#summervacay Welcome to Yaowarat Road, the beating heart of Bangkok’s Chinatown! ✨ From the moment the sun sets, the streets come alive with glowing neon signs, sizzling woks, and queues of hungry locals and travelers chasing the next iconic bite 🍜🐙 Whether it’s crispy pork buns, fresh oyster omelets, or the legendary peppery fish maw soup, this food haven never disappoints. Don’t forget to grab a Thai milk tea to cool down between bites! Beyond food, you’ll find gold shops, Chinese temples, and street vendors selling everything from incense to handmade desserts. It’s chaotic, colorful, and absolutely unforgettable. 🧧 Bonus tip: Come hungry, wear comfy shoes, and follow the longest line — it’s always worth it. #YaowaratRoad #BangkokChinatown #ThailandStreetFood #FoodieAdventure #NeonNightsBangkok #MidnightMunchies #BangkokEats #ChinatownVibes #AsiaFoodTrail #ThaiNightMarket

Chic and stylish cafe on the banks of the Chao Phraya River on Song Wat Road ✨Woodbrook Bangkok✨ The cafe is located on the top floor of a building with both indoor and outdoor seating. It is quite spacious. The atmosphere on the balcony is great, especially when the sun sets. There are a few drinks and desserts to choose from. 📍Location: Located on Song Wat Road, near UOB Bank ⏱️The shop is currently closed for renovation. Please wait for the shop's announcement. #bangkok #songwat

☕🐻 คาเฟ่น่ารักอบอุ่นหัวใจ กาแฟดี ขนมก็ดี บริการก็น่ารักมาก\~ บรรยากาศเหมือนอยู่ในโลกของหมีน้อยเบา ๆ ใครสาย cozy คาเฟ่ฮีลใจ แนะนำเลย 💗 📍: Bubbi Bear Café 🧁: Dirty, Lemon Cake, Strawberry Cream Toast 🍓 #bubbibear #คาเฟ่กรุงเทพ #คาเฟ่น่ารัก #coffeebkk #cafehopper #คาเฟ่สายเกา #bkkcafe #cafelover #คาเฟ่เปิดใหม่ #คาเฟ่ถ่ายรูปสวย

#asiabudgetchallenge Overall have spend almost 7,000 bhat for a 4days 3nights in Bangkok recently (accommodation and meals), very happy with this.

🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: Bangkok TH Address - Khlong Toei / terminal 21 Highlights - great view Avg. Price per Person - 2-5euro Rating - 9/10 Hotel:Galleria 12 Hotel Bangkok (Bangkok)

Yaowarat on Sunday night: Lights, sounds, and legendary street food Today, we will take you to experience the unique atmosphere of Yaowarat on Sunday evening. Let me tell you that this place is one of the landmarks of Bangkok that never sleeps. And during the weekend, the liveliness is even greater. As soon as you step onto Yaowarat Road on Sunday evening, you will feel a unique energy. Neon lights from various shop signs shine brightly along the road. People flock to taste delicious food and absorb the unique Chinese atmosphere. The aroma of various foods wafts throughout the air, making your hunger glands work harder. The highlight of Yaowarat on Sunday night is probably the "street food" that is so dazzling that you won't know what to choose. Whether it's Nai Ek's Kuay Chap with spicy soup, delicious bread with overflowing filling, freshly boiled cockles with spicy seafood sauce, or large grilled shrimp and fresh seafood from famous restaurants like T & K Seafood. Or if you want dessert, you must try Singaporean Chendol or hot ginger bua loy that will help you end your meal perfectly. In addition to food, The lively atmosphere of the street, the sounds of conversation, the clinking of spatulas and people walking around are also part of what makes a Sunday night in Yaowarat a special experience. There are many beautiful photo spots here, whether it's Chinese-style neon signs or old buildings that still maintain their classic style. Getting there is also convenient. You can take the MRT to Wat Mangkon Station and walk a short distance to reach Yaowarat Road. For those who are looking for a cool dining, drinking and walking experience, full of the charm of culture and legendary delicious food, Yaowarat on Sunday night is another destination that you should not miss at all. #Get a discount without relying on luck

[Bangkok🇹🇭] Limited time only! Introducing a cafe with lots of bears🐻 《BUBBI BEAR CAFE》 Located near Chinatown in Bangkok. Open until August 10th! A big bear will greet you🧸 There are also bears in various places and they are so cute❤️ Please come and visit during the period🎵 🥤Menu ordered: Iced cold brew 95 baht Bear bread with cream cheese (2 breads) 180 baht 📍Location: 42 Thanon Phat Sai, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 🕰️Opening hours 10:30-18:30 #Absolutely free trip #bangkokcafe #Bangkok cafe #Bangkok cafe tour #Bangkok photogenic spot

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 🎨📷 Song Wat Vibes — Take a walk and take photos in the old district, full of colors and styles Song Wat Road is not just an ordinary street... but a world of "quiet coolness" that photography enthusiasts can't miss! 😎 Full of old colonial buildings, pale walls, brick patterns, cement patterns, and street art that pops up every now and then 🖌️ Every corner you walk past is a background ready for you to press the shutter ✨ This place is a combination of old + chic 🚶♀️ Old shophouses turned into galleries 🧃 Old warehouses turned into cool cafes 🖼️ Worn-out walls have cool paint patterns Take a walk without rushing, look left and right, you may find a wow angle that you didn't think there would be 🧭 Whether you're a film camera, a digital camera, or a mobile phone, you can have fun taking photos Because natural light + the color tone of the building = the perfect natural props 🍂🧱 And most importantly... If you walk for a while and start to get tired There are also minimalist and vintage cafes hidden at intervals, where you can stop for a coffee break and take photos without interruption. ☕📸 🌆 Song Wat is an area where you can walk slowly and get beautiful photos with every step. No need to rush, no need to plan a lot, just walk... and let the city tell your story through your camera. 📷🌿 #SongWatRoad #ถนนทรงวาด #สายถ่ายรูป #StreetPhotography #OldTownVibes #ArtInTheCity #HiddenBangkok 🧱🧋📸

#GetDiscountNotRelyingOnLuck #GayInTheKitchen Hey Sis! Today, I'll take you to slurp some spicy pepper soup at Yaowarat Alley—Mae Aree Yaowarat Noodle Shop. The shop looks small but is incredibly spicy. This angle is also great for taking pictures. It has a real street feel. 😋 ⸻ 🍜 Why do you have to try it? • Spicy and hot soup with lots of pepper. The first sip will make you feel cold all the way to your throat. Perfect for people who love spicy food!   • Chewy noodles like authentic Yaowarat Noodle Shop. Enjoyable to chew. Goes great with the spicy soup.  • Full of ingredients, including crispy pork, liver, spleen, intestines, stomach, and boiled egg.  • At only 50–65 baht, this street food is worth the price.  ⸻ 💬 Reviews from real eaters "The soup smells of pepper... The internal organs are liver, spleen, intestines, stomach, along with crispy pork and boiled egg."  "Spicy and hot soup with pepper, Yaowarat style But the taste is a bit sweet... Soft and chewy noodles”  TikTok and Khao Sod also said that “Kuay jap lovers must not pass this shop!”  ⸻ 📸 Great photo angles 1. A hot bowl of Kuay jap with steam and pepper spouting. Hold a big bowl and take a close-up photo. 2. Yaowarat alley corner. Take a photo with the shop and Leng Noei Yi Temple as a backdrop. A fresh street feel. 3. Crispy pork + soft and chewy noodles. Served on a spoon to show the crispy details clearly. Shop details • Shop name: Yaowarat Kuay jap Mae Aree • Address: Issaranuphap Alley (Soi next to Wat Leng Noei Yi), Pom Prap Sattru Phai District, Bangkok • Tel: 089-898-3990  • Opening-Closing Time: Tuesday-Sunday, starting at 6:30 a.m. (Closed on Mondays) () • Getting there: Walk into Yaowarat Alley from MRT Wat Mangkon or along Charoen Krung/Yaowarat Road • Parking: Along the road or the alley next to the shop. Street food requires a bit of walking, but it's convenient. ⸻ ✅ A summary that will satisfy street food lovers Sis, Kuay Chap Mae Ari is a spicy Kuay Chap with hot peppers. The price is in the tens. It comes with a lot of ingredients. It's a small shop that's hard to find parking, but the deliciousness is outstanding. If you go to Yaowarat for breakfast or lunch, this shop is definitely not a fail. If you take a bowl and post it on Instagram, it's awesome! 😍 ⸻ 🔖 Popular hashtags under 20 #gayinthekitchen #swallowattherestaurant #KuayChapMaeAri #Yaowarat Noodles #SpicyPepper #ChewyNoodles #BigBowlCrispyPork #YaowaratStreetFood #BangkokStreetFood #YaowaratBreakfast #localfoodBKK #YaowaratFoodie #StreetFoodReview #YaowaratWalk #50BahtBowl ⸻ Sis, take a picture and show us, “Is it really spicy enough?” Then let’s talk more 😘

📍1 Day Trip in Bangkok ☀️ Morning: Wat Arun Ratchawararam & Paulette BKK 08:00 - 09:30 | Start at Paulette BKK (near Wat Ratchabophit) Sit on the 4th floor • Location: Soi Fueng Nakhon, Phra Nakhon District • Highlight: Cream-white cafe with Wat Ratchabophit as the backdrop, ancient French mood, take pictures and come out very Korean • Tips: Come early in the morning, the light is beautiful, not crowded • Recommended menu: Croissant, butter toast, coffee latte • Travel: Take a taxi or MRT, get off at Sanam Chai station and walk for about 10 minutes In the evening, continue to Wat Arun Ratchawararam (during sunset), alleys between buildings ⸻ Finally, Yaowarat • Travel: Take the MRT to Wat Mangkon station • Activities: • Walk on Yaowarat Road, take pictures of the light signs at night

Happing China town in BKK

[Ung Peng Chun Luk Chin Pla | Fish Ball Noodles in Yaowarat] — Open from early in the morning in the Yaowarat area, Chinese-style fish ball & shrimp soup noodles — Pink sweet and sour “Yen Ta Pho” soup with shrimp is topped with chewy noodles and fish balls✨ Auftap store “Ung Peng Chun” is popular as a local breakfast and a must-have for tourists😊 ⸻ 📍[Location and Access] A small shop in a narrow alley between Yaowarat (Chinatown) and Talat Noi. About 5 minutes walk from MRT Wat Mangkon Station, perfect for a walk to experience the local breakfast culture! ⸻ 🕰️[Business Hours & Estimated Stay] Open from 6:00 to 11:00. Stay for about 15 to 30 minutes. It's a local experience that blends into the early morning bustle. ⸻ ✨[Recommended points] • Richly flavored fish balls: Homemade fish balls are chewy and full of flavor, leaving you feeling satisfied◎ • Addictive yen ta pho soup: The sweet and sour tomato flavor is soaked in chunks of ingredients, making it addictive!  • Chinese-style shrimp fish cake: The plump shrimp adds an accent, making it a dish you'll never tire of. • Lively atmosphere only available in the morning: Dining in a space bustling with locals from the morning is a special experience. ⸻ 🎒【Tips】 • Early morning is the best time: The ingredients and soup are the tastiest right after opening, and there are few people, so it is recommended. • Thin egg noodles are best: They mix well with the soup and are well balanced with the ingredients. • Bringing paper towels and tissues is convenient: This is common in backstreet shops overseas, so prepare some small items to make your stay comfortable! #AbsolutelyFreeTravel #Thailand #Bangkok

One-day trip to Song Wat Road, a charming old district of Bangkok that is currently very popular among tourists and hipsters. You can walk and see the walls of buildings painted with artwork from Thai and foreign artists, the atmosphere of old shophouses, street art, and the lifestyle of a hundred-year-old Chinese community mixed with chic new art. There are both cafes and restaurants, suitable for activities. Walking on this street is suitable for walking, taking pictures, exploring the alleys, and shopping for souvenirs, Chinese paper products, antiques and vintage collectibles. 📌 Location: Old district in Samphanthawong District, near Yaowarat and the Chao Phraya River. 📍 Travel by MRT Wat Mangkon, then take a motorcycle/walk for about 10–15 minutes. #Get a discount without relying on luck #Song Wat #Yaowarat

Happy food happy me happy tummy , The food at the café was absolutely delicious! Every bite was full of flavor and perfectly cooked. The cozy atmosphere and friendly service made it even better. I can’t wait to go back and enjoy more of their amazing dishes!Had a joyful trip filled with laughter, new experiences, and beautiful memories. Every moment was special and truly unforgettable!

#June travel support fund Thailand Chinatown recommended It's the largest in Asia, so it's big There seem to be a lot of good restaurants. Looking at the food photos, it's Michelin noodles called dried noodles If you pass through Chinatown, you can also see Wang Tramit Temple, which is nice

This place left me with many memorable moments, I will go to Thailand again next time.

Summer in Thailand never stops, is it safe to travel here? Don't ask me, ask yourself. I came to Bangkok for travel, this ❹ place had a lot of fun, recommend for those who want to enjoy the world. ❶ Gaduga Weekend Market Thailand’s largest market and currently one of the largest weekend markets in the world. If you have plenty of time, it is recommended to stay at least half a day. There are so many things that you can't help but buy. You can walk more and discover more, choose cheap things to buy, eat and drink nearby when you are tired, and you can do a horse and kill a chicken. It is recommended to walk in the trendy clothing area, silver jewelry area and art area to feel the lively atmosphere. ❷Chinatown The stalls in Chinatown start after 5pm. There is a wide variety of food, and there is a strong flavor of the New Year during the Lunar New Year. There is a restaurant here called Lhong Tou Café. The restaurant is very sophisticated and retro. You must try it when you are in Chinatown. ❸Bangkok Arts and Culture Center The whole building is beautifully designed, and each floor has a different themed exhibition, perfect for photos. There is also the Bangkok Graffiti Celebrity Skywalk right next door, so you can see exhibitions, shop, and gourmet food nearby. ❹ Sunset at the Temple of King Cheng on the Mekong River Soi Pratu Nokyung, walk along the alley to the end to find the pier leading to the Temple of Cheng and the Chao Phraya River, full of historical rhyme and modern vibrancy, a snapshot is a blockbuster. Bangkok is still old, hot and fresh. Wishing everyone a happy new year in Bangkok.

#getgoing2025 #bangkok #Yaowarat #StreetFood #MustTryTreats When in Bangkok’s vibrant Chinatown, you can’t miss trying the iconic Khong Guay, a crispy fried donut that has become a legendary street food! These golden treats have a rich history and are a must-try snack for anyone wandering the bustling streets of Yaowarat. Khong Guay are small, bite-sized donuts made from a special dough, deep-fried until golden brown and crispy. The secret to their deliciousness? Dipping them into creamy pandan custard or sweetened condensed milk for that extra touch of sweetness. This simple yet flavorful snack is a reflection of Bangkok’s lively and diverse food scene. Did you know? These fried donuts have been around since the reign of King Rama V and were originally inspired by traditional Chinese sweets. Today, they’re a beloved snack throughout Chinatown, enjoyed from early morning until late at night. Pro tip: If you visit in the evening, you’ll see long lines of eager customers waiting for their turn to grab these delicious donuts. So don’t forget your camera to snap a picture of these crispy wonders!