Thailand China Town Located on Yaowarat Road, Bangkok’s Chinatown is the biggest Chinese community in Thailand. Throughout history, many Chinese had come to trade in Thailand since the reign of King Rama I but Yaowarat Road was not yet established. It was later built during in the reign of King Rama V to encourage trade. Yaowarat Road is the largest gold trading market in Thailand and it is also a popular destination for people who love food. In daytime Yaowarat Road is a slew of gold shops, Chinese herb shop, fruit stalls, and Chinese restaurants, but by the evening both sides of the street are lined with incredible food stalls full of mouthwatering Chinese food and seafood. That is what Thailand Chinatown Night Market is famous for. 

Take Bus No. 1, 4, 7, 25, 53, 73, or 501.

MRT Blue line,

• BL29 Wat Mangkon (from station 400 m)

Hua Lamphong Station and walk 700 meters toward Yaowarat Road or take any of the buses mentioned above as they all pass the station.

• Wat Traimit
• Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, Wat Leng Noei Yi