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๐ The Yaowarat area in Chinatown, is a vibrant district in Samphanthawong. Established in 1782, it's one of the largest Chinese communities outside China. It offers a diverse range of businesses like gold shops, eateries, restaurants, general stores, and hotels.
Yaowarat is renowned for its delicious food, earning it the title Heaven of Roadside Food by CNN News. It boasts famous restaurants popular with Thai and foreign tourists. Some are even featured in the "Michelin Guide". The vibrant and unique seafood market is a must-visit.
๐ The Bang Lamphu area is an old neighborhood on Rattanakosin Island in Phra Nakhon District. It has historical significance and features many temples and residences. The area is known for its exceptional craftsmanship in gold and nielloware, making it an important market.
Bang Lamphu is now a bustling marketplace for clothes, hotels, accommodations, and tourist businesses. It's also renowned for its numerous stores and restaurants. Despite changes, the area still retains a sense of community and offers delicious food options for food lovers.
๐ The Chok Chai 4 - Lat Phrao (Wanghin) area is located in the Lat Phrao district. This area is well-known to food lovers, offering savory food, famous delectable desserts, and chic cafรฉs that are ideal for taking photos. It's a must-visit place for food enthusiasts.
In addition, there is an abundance of traditional and ancient stores, as well as new ones, attracting many people in search of deliciousness. These establishments enhance the lively atmosphere of the area, making it exceptional in terms of food.
๐ The Bang Rak area is on Charoen Krung Road in Bang Rak District has a rich history. It was settled by Chinese and European communities during the reign of King Rama IV and played a significant role in trade and government.
Today, it boasts stunning historical buildings and is known for its diverse food scene, including Michelin Guide Award-winning restaurants. A must-visit for food lovers, both local and international.
๐ The Wang Lang area on Wang Lang Road in Bangkok Noi District was once a bustling commercial hub. It is home to Pran Nok Market, Siriraj Hospital, Thonburi Train Station, Wat Amarintharam, and Wat Rakhang Khositaram. These landmarks are situated along the Chao Phraya.
Wang Lang Area is bustling with activity near the pier. To reach it, take a ferry from Tha Prachan Pier, Maharaj Pier, or Chang Pier to Wang Lang Pier. Wanglang market has signature street food, famous old-time restaurants, dessert shops, and cafรฉs.
๐ The Banthat Thong area is a renowned business district on Banthat Thong Road, Pathumwan District. It's known for its multitude of famous restaurants and street food shops that cater to food enthusiasts throughout the day.
Especially at night, Banthat Thong Road will be lively, full of people lining up to eat at various famous restaurants. In addition, many restaurants open until very late. So when you are hungry, you will definitely be satisfied when you go to this area.
๐ The Ari-Saphan Khwai Area in Phaya Thai district is a hub for government buildings and new businesses. It offers a variety of delicious food options in streets and commercial buildings. A must-visit for food enthusiasts.
The Saphan Khwai, area near Ari, has a longstanding community. It was once a hub for cattle trading, with wooden bridges allowing convenient crossing of water ditches. As the trading community grew, legendary restaurants were established to serve the area.
๐ The Sam Phraeng area is an old community with historical stories and contemporary architecture in the heart of the city. Includes "Sappasat Crossroads" and Worawan Palace, previously known as "Phrang Nara".
"Phrang Phuthorn," formerly known as "Wang Saphan Chang Rong Si," was the Royal Family's residence. Now, "Sam Phraeng" has modernized while still retaining its traditional architecture. The community offers a vibrant food scene with delicious treats for all food lovers.
The Talat Phlu Market area is located on Theot Thai Road, Thonburi District, which is an old district in Bangkok. In the past, the Chinese and Muslim people who lived in this area started betel gardening, which eventually became a widespread occupation in the area.
Soon, this area became a thriving betel market. It is now called Talat Phlu, with "Phlu" meaning betel. People in the community enjoy cooking the foods and desserts of the Teochew Chinese people, leading to this area being known for its food since ancient times.
๐ The Klong San area is an old town in Thonburi, located within Klong San district. It has a rich history and is home to a traditional Thai community near the Chao Phraya River. It is filled with temples and historical attractions, offering a diverse cultural experience.
Nowadays, Klong San Area has a great reputation. It features hotels, department stores, hospitals, and an accessible MRT station. This charming area of Klong San blends modernized town elements with old-time traditions. You will love exploring its famous street food shops.