Train Night Market Ratchada

1 Paul Bevill - 9 months ago

I don't understand how people are posting pictures and reviews this past couple months as if all is as it was. THIS PLACE IS GONE!!! DEAD!!!
It was everything the reviews says. But that was before... DONT WASTE YOUR TIME, it does not exist as it was. Let hope it returns soon.

5 Anida Kleege - a year ago

My husband and I looked up night markets to go visit and didn't know what to expect. I believe this was the first one we stopped at when we visited Bangkok. It took awhile to get there from where we were cabbing in, but definitely worth it. There were lots of vintage items in shops along the way and several food vendors outside in which we sampled several different street foods. The was a section of the market that was a little quieter and less crowded at the time of our visit that we got to check out as well. It was beautifully lit and had a very cool and relaxed vibe to it. Would definitely love to come and visit this area again next time we come to Thailand. It felt as if there was always more to see and eat, at every turn.

4 Paul Miso - 2 years ago

Recommended for tourist. Local will find this place mostly selling tourist products. Half the stalls are selling food and drink with almost all of them selling basically the same things, grilled seafood, bbq spareribs, fresh fruit, smoothie, etc. The price is very reasonable though so I think for tourist it worth a visit and have a dinner here. The place is usually very crowded so not really recommend for family with young kids. There is an A/C shopping mall with lots of restaurants right next to the market in case you're feeling too hot and need a place to cool down.

5 Asisten Liburan Travel Consultant - 2 years ago

One of the best night market in the world. And if you know how to see from the top the view is super amazing.
But I hate that now many big tourists group from 1 country come here with their guide and make the place super crowded.
Good place to eat , shop and chill. Affordable price and exciting experience to see how creative the Thai to serves (unique) food and sell random item.

5 Roopitha Angeline - 2 years ago

Such a bustling place. The prices of the food was cheap but it tasted good. We only had time to visit a few of the stalls but we found such in insane variety of food within those stalls. It was the perfect way to begin the trip the Bangkok. If you want to see the street food of Bangkok, this is a good place to start. It's a two to three minute walk from the mrt station which was awesome.

5 Jing-Ling Chang - 2 years ago

Very worth to visit! There’s three part. The first part is all about the food and drink. The second one is for clothing or other souvenirs that you can purchase and you even can bargain with the price! The final part is just for some very common souvenirs such as dry fruit, soap and durian products.

The night market starts from 5, but after 6 is better. After 7, there will be a lot of Chinese tourist groups surrounded by the you. So make sure you get there early.

The fruit smoothie is very nice, definitely worth every penny. Also you have to try the seafood pancakes, Thai prawns, pork skewers (moo ping) and of course the banana pancakes!

5 David Maddison - 3 years ago

despite the food section being desperately over crowded, I really enjoyed the market! It had a huge offering of stalls but the permanent stores that border it are really cool and offer, unique and good quality wares. The underground takes you almost directly here and there is plenty to see and eat- do yourself a favour and get some coconut mango ????