Markets Thailand

Market organized by farmers and fishermen to sell their products. This market, smaller and absolutely not tourist, is more authentic. They can be reached by bus 79 or 83 for Taling Chan District.

On Thanon Lak Meuang: As often, it is the best address to eat properly at unbeatable prices.

If this area is mostly known for its high concentration of go bars, there is also a very interesting night market in the middle of the Red District. It's a place for shopping where many stalls in a row offer cheap souvenirs, local crafts and above all many fakes. Be careful not to bring counterfeits back to France, it is strictly forbidden and heavily sanctioned. As the area is very touristy, you have to haggle hard. A night market to be reserved for adults.

Close to the Siriraj Hospital, this market offers clothes and accessories as well as food. It is also famous for its small restaurants and stalls that offer a lot of different dishes for a small fee. Ideal to try Thai specialties on a budget, many of which are reputed to come from the south of the country. Frequented by locals, it is however shunned by tourists, a godsend for travellers in search of authenticity! A pleasant destination to stroll around the west side of the city.

Nicknamed the Watergate Market, this market is a mecca for clothing, for young, old, men, women, at all prices and for all tastes. Millions of T-shirts are displayed both outside and inside the Baiyoke complex. The quality of the products is random, there are counterfeits as well as branded clothes, the latest models and unsold items from the 1980s still packed. Also shoes, fashion accessories, textiles, bags, watches... The prices are among the lowest in Bangkok.

Free access. Accessible by boat from Tha Chang, on Chao Phraya or by bus 43 from Wongwian Yai. Market in activity the week but mainly on weekends.

This is the city's most popular night market . Close to the train station, you'll find mainly low-priced street food stalls. Sausages, grilled chicken, pork in all shapes and sizes, Isaan dishes including the must-try Som Tam, cut-up fruit, sweets, iced teas... there's something for everyone! There are also a number of stores selling clothes, crockery, souvenirs, telephones and other knick-knacks. A market, part of which is covered, where it's pleasant to stroll in the late afternoon.

Only early risers or night owls have the chance to buy cheap provisions at the Thai Isaan market. Products are available at very reasonable prices. In addition to seasonal fruit and vegetables, fresh fish and meat are also sold. Fans of Thai desserts will find a wide choice of products and, of course, you can also buy ready-made meals. A picturesque market well worth a visit! A small night market devoted to food is held at the end of the day near the entrance to Central Udon.

It is difficult to give an accurate description of the Sampeng Lane Market, located in a small alleyway perpendicular to Yaowarat Road, as this market is unique and varied. It is composed of hundreds of shops at least, stalls of all kinds, costume jewellery, household appliances, watches, phone cases, spices, fabrics, etc.... It's very simple there's everything and if you're looking for something very specific, this is where you'll find it. Come earlier in the morning, there are fewer people and it is not as hot.