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Chinatown's Talat Leng-Buai-la fresh market is overflowing with produce and food stalls
McKay Savage from London, UK · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Nai Mong is the oyster stall on Yaowarat's main street, not a second famous table. Chinatown at night keeps this one meal (or one other stall on the street), then leave at Wat Mangkon; daytime lanes and Talat Noi are another stretch. Do not add Asiatique, Khaosan or the Ratchada train market. Hours follow the door; prices are not frozen here.
Best time
Street-stall hours follow the door. Prices are not frozen here.
How to go
MRT Wat Mangkon. Come to the main street after dark.
Tips
- · Eat, then stop. Do not queue a second table.
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A walk, one BTS stop, or one boat. Do not double back.
Yaowarat Road
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Walk
Walk to Wat Mangkon Kamalawat and close on this stretch of the same axis.
Song Wat Road
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Walk to Song Wat Road and close on this stretch of the same axis.
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