“One of the most authentic kinds of street food in Bangkok is khao tom ... a.k.a. Khao Tom 100 Years, in Chinatown. The service is fast and the food is excellent; everything is made to order.

When you think of street food, your mind instantly wanders to South East Asia. Think old ladies stirring big pots on the street, roaring open fires, sizzling grills, and many, many happy locals.

Enjoy artisanal coffee and artisanal pastries at Song Wat Coffee Roasters, a stylish café blending heritage charm with modern flavours near Bangkok’s Chinatown.

Bangkok's most talked-about fried oyster omelet The vibe Hole in the wall The crowd Locals and tourists who've heard the buzz The drinks Much-needed fizz to cut the grease The food Perfectly ...

meaning you could probably spend your entire stay in Bangkok without stepping into a sit-down restaurant. You can find street food all over the city, but you should start in Chinatown ...

Once you’re on the move, tuck into Bangkok’s world-renowned street food for lunch. The best in the city can be found on Chinatown’s Yaowarat Road, Tha Pra Chan district and the Banglamphu ...

Visit Chinatown Bangkok, Thailand, one of the largest and liveliest Chinatowns in the world! Located in the Samphanthawong District on the famous Yaowarat Road, this cultural hub is packed with ...

Head to Chinatown for street food (this neighborhood is often considered the best place to grab street food in Bangkok) and to shop Sampeng Lane Market for specialty items, such as tea sets or ...