Talad Neon

A brand new night market just opened in the popular district of Pratunam! Talad Neon is located beside
The Palladium / Berkeley Hotel, opposite of the famous Kaiton Chicken Rice and diagonally opposite
Novotel Platinum Hotel / The Platinum Fashion Mall.

Talad Neon is now open in the evening from (4pm – 12am) on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays. It may be only 85% complete now but with its location, I’m very sure it will be
one of the most popular night market in Bangkok soon.

Operating Hours > Daily, 1600 – 2400 hrs (as of Oct 2017)

Pratunam
Pratunam is the most well-known shopping district in Bangkok and hence you can find many hotels and
street food around here for your convenience. The only drawback is the lack of trains (BTS) in Pratunam
but this does not seem to affect many tourists as many Singaporeans still like to stay in this area for the
convenience of shopping and street food. Platinum Fashion Mall and the street markets opposite at
Pratunam Market close at 8pm but there are still many places to shop around Pratunam!

If Talad Neon is insufficient, no worries because you can more street vendors outside The Palladium,
Watergate Pavilion and Baiyoke areas

Operating Hours > Tuesday to Sunday, 1900 – 2300 hrs

Hua Mum Night Market
This is a new hidden night market – Hua Mum Night
Market! We were supposed to visit Talad Rot Fai
Kaset-Nawamin (Train Market 3) but the taxi driver
brought us to the wrong market. Be prepared to be
the only non-local there because only locals around
this area will know about this market. During our time
there, I didn’t see any foreigners there though.
There’s no English printing for this market but in Thai,
it’s called “หัวมุม Market & More”. They are also
located opposite The Walk Kaset-Nawamin. It’s not
accessible via BTS but if you want to save, Taxi from Lat Phrao MRT station, approx 100-150 Baht.

Where > Kaset-Nawamin Rd (via taxi) - near to the Chatujak 1/2 hour taxi ride
Operating Hours > Daily, 1700 – 2400 hrs Closed on Mondays

Huamum Market ตลาดนัดหัวมุม

11 Prasert-Manukitch Rd, ลาดพร้าว, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10230, Thailand
Looking for a lively night market,
delicious food and a booming
nightlife? Well, you’ve come to the
right place in JJ Green. With Chatuchak
Weekend Market taking the majority
of the attention, JJ Green Night Market
has developed into a huge attraction
to many locals and tourists alike.
Here’s a little insight into what you can
find:

Shopping at JJ Green
JJ Green mixes vintage fashion with
the hottest trends to give you the best
of both worlds. The market is filled
with great second-hand deals for
clothing and footwear. The Bangkok
Night Market indulges in other
shopping aside from fashion including
technology and art!

Eating at JJ Green
Feeling hungry? Well, JJ Green has plenty to offer in the food department. From traditional Thai dishes
to big meaty burgers, JJ Green has a selection of restaurants that offer plenty of choice for everyone!
Want to know our favourite places? Click here for our best bites at JJ Green.

Nightlife at JJ Green
If you come to Chatuchak on the weekend, make sure you stay and have a drink at JJ Green. It is the
perfect place to blow off steam after a long day of shopping. JJ Green has a host of different bars that
have live music, cheap drinks and beautiful views for you to relax in. Click here for our guide to Nightlife
at JJ Green!

The JJ Green night market opening times are as follows:

Wednesday to Sunday 6pm-1:30am

ChangChui
One of the latest addition to Bangkok’s thriving night
market scene is ChangChui in Thonburi district. The
term ‘”chui” refers to being disorganised in the Thai
language but do not be deceived by its name—the
huge lifestyle space is a one-stop destination for
everything art related.

Think fashion
apparel stalls, concept cafes, food trucks and a vintage
cinema for the film buffs. The creative co-working space
looks more like a page in a fairy tale book than the usual
boisterous Thai night markets you are used to seeing in
Bangkok

Entry to ChangChui sets an adult back at THB100/S$4.11. However, it is complimentary for

those who are disabled and all children below 120cm
•Tuesday – Friday: 20 Baht, free before 4pm
•Saturday – Sunday: 40 Baht, free after 9pm

ChangChui, 460/8 Sirindhorn Road, Bangpld, Bangkok, 10700 Thailand

Tel: +66 81817 2888

Opening Hours Monday - Sunday. Closes on Wednesday

11.00 - 21.00 Green Zone ; 16.00 - 23.00 Night Zone

By Car, Taxi
A drop off point is located on Sirindhorn Rd. (opposite to the Eye Ear Nose Throat hospital
ART box
*BONUS* Shinsen Fish Market
Shinsen Fish Market is Thailand’s answer to
Tokyo's Tsukiji Fish Market - albeit a much cheaper
version of it. As Bangkok’s first and only market
selling live fish, her pocket-friendly price-tag doesn’t
compromise on the entire experience: feast on fresh
seafood from all around the world, admire scaly
creatures in live aquariums or pick up a few culinary
tricks at their Cooking School.

Even its supermarket is on par with those in Japan.

Lining the shelves are fruits, vegetables and even
choya flown from the land of the rising sun.

Address: 163/6 Soi Sukhumvit 39 Klongton-Nua

Wattana, Bangkok, Thailand 10110
Opening Hours: 11AM-11PM
http://www.shinsenfishmarket.com/

Talad Liab Duan – Night Market by the Highway

Shop rentals here are as low as 100 Baht ($4.06!!!), so you
can expect to find loads of dirt cheap goodies Source
Everything about Talad Liab Duan is down-to-earth - so
don’t expect pretentious gimmicky lattes or hard to
swallow price tags. A lot of the stalls literally operate out
of suitcases, but a visit here will make for a charming
escapade away from the city’s bustle

And with beer cheaper here than at the outskirts of

Bangkok’s main city, lepak under the stars and drink to
your heart’s content.

Address: Prasert-Manukitch Road, Bangkok, Thailand

Opening Hours: Thurs-Sun: 6PM-1AM

BOX SPACE Ratchayothin

Borrowing Artbox’s concept - BOX SPACE Ratchayothin is a cluster of 20 shipping containers and food
trucks. Supporting young Thai entrepreneurs, this newfangled space stocks up on handmade
accessories, handicraft and apparel at pocket-friendly prices.

BOX SPACE Ratchayothin offers a relaxed shopping experience, beautifully decorated with fascinating
light fixtures that add to it’s magical atmosphere. After dark, the food, drink and live entertainment
comes to life making for a good, down home time in Bangkok. It is a must visit to BOX SPACE
Ratchayothin if you wish to experience the modern youth culture of Thailand.

ถนน รัชดาภิเษก
Address: 20/126 Ratchadaphisek Road, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Proceed to MRT Phahon Yothin, then take a Taxi(About 50 Baht), a 5 mins Taxi Journey

Opening Hours: every Thursday to Saturday from 5 pm onwards

Chinatown - Soi Yaowarat 11

Pass by OUB 和成兴大金行 (on the left hand) Then 林真香 (left hand side)

Stop at the 关帝古庙 (the lane is opposite it)

บริษท
ั ห้างขายทองทองใบเยาวราช(1988)จากัด

Taling Chan Floating Market ตลาดน้าตลิง่ ชัน

Just few kilometres outside Bangkok but still far enough to
not yet have been converted into a full scale tourist
attraction is the charming Taling Chan Floating Market. It
has everything you need to spend a good half day without
having to book a tour and it is far more genuine than the big
famous markets. Here you can enjoy a great seafood lunch
sitting on the floor with the locals, ride a longtail boat
around the nearby klongs (canals) for a 100 baht, do a bit of
silly shopping and a lot of food tasting. You can even get a
foot massage under the trees for only 200 baht! Enjoy it while it still feels 'local' as it already started to
change

Then there is Taling Chan floating market, with just enough boats to be called a floating market and the
right amount of people to still be enjoyable.

The entrance of the market is not all that impressive with that green plastic roof sheltering mostly plants
and gardening stuff but beyond is the real market with all kinds or sweets, fruits and fun snacks you should
really try. Travelling without eating is missing half the pleasure. Past a small bridge, you can't miss all the
wooden boats moored along the riverbank, most of them cooking huge prawns on small barbecues, blue
crabs, large fish, some others preparing the famous Som Tum for the many dinners sitting at the usual
wooden platforms and low tables. Eating seafood at the floating market is a great weekend attraction for
Thai people and if you arrive past eleven in the morning, restaurantsare already running at full capacity
and most tables in the central area are occupied. Continue past the first group of restaurants and the
crowd starts to thin out

Opening Hours: Saturday and Sunday, 8 am to 5 pm How to get there: Taxi is the easiest way but you can
get on the BTS to Wongwian Yai Station then ride a taxi for about 17mn, or ride the bus for an hour
following this map from Central World

Taling Chan District Office Taling Chan Thailand

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