Songkran this year will be less happening though due to the passing away of their King. Many restrictions this time round, i.e no overly sexy clothes, whatever that means.

actually i think i will stay away from songkran, dont want to be mislabelled as some drunk farang

Hi All,

May I know which area at Bangkok has plenty of stall food like Jalan Alor in KL????

Thanks

none, my news indicate thai authority has been very hardworking at cleaning up the streets these few months
alot of previously available food stall has been closed down
those stalls are now trying to find loopholes to setup their stalls
so if u want food stalls, better head to night market instead

oic. may I know which one more nicer between chatuchak market or stall at Yaowarat Road Chinatown????

each has their own specialty...different dishes on both place
chatuchak go during weekend, yaowarat u can go anyday(night)
or can also go to talad rot fai ratchada

hi all,

is AA still the best cost-saving to KL>BKK ?? cos I comb thru May-Aug 17, price seems steep.

u guys have any alternatives air to reckon?

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May I know how to go to hotel at yaowarat from airport DMK???? Whr can purchase the new sim card at Thailand? thanks

fuuhh...how to go yaowarat from DMK u need to research
i know theres no BTS or LRT directly going there
new sim card can get at DMK

at airport DMK got train or not???

Depends on what you want to eat, but i will suggest Yaowarat.

Go on a weekday night after 9-10pm if your transportation permit. Use grab taxi or uber. Regular taxi need to depends on luck.

Night market a good choice is tarad rod fai ratchada. Locals around the area/visitor from other changwat do go there, there is still locals amid sea of tourist.

Street food stalls had closet/being asked to close down on a few place along Sukhumvit. Land owner/developer want to build something on their land and they want those stalls to clear out. Sadly this will be another beautiful part about Bangkok being disappear forever.

Only Suvarnabhumi (BKK) has Airport Rail Link that will link you directly to BTS Phaya Thai, or Makkasan for MRT.

DMK still no train, for now. All you have is bus/taxi that will bring you to BTS Mochit.

no
the cheapest transport from DMK is bus but it takes u until mochit station only..which is where chatuchak is
from there u gotta search how

If i come from airport bkk to chinatown so whicj one station i need to get down??? Thanks

Hi

May i know if deluxe room can suitable for 3 person? Just want know hotel policies at thailand

This is a tough one, but if i am not wrong from MRT you can get down at Hua Lamphong, Yaowarat is walking distance around i think 15-20 minutes to reach T&K Seafood ( using this as a rendezvous point ). Just a heads up I only walk this route 2 times in my life. It is very peaceful and nice if drive there very early on a Sunday morning. The morning market stocks a few selection of Malaysian biscuits/coffee/junk food. There is a chinese temple in Yaowarat that is quite famous cant remember the name but a Thai Chinese colleague swears by it.

Traffic is total chaos right now around Hua Lamphong due to road works, so please be careful if you decide to walk. This way you can go early evening and enjoy the evening rush of Yaowarat while waiting for the stalls to open. Not recommended to go with luggage.

At Hua Lamphong if u see motosai ( motorbike taxi ), ask about pricing of dropping you off at T&K Seafood. Should be around 20-40 baht not sure about the pricing of the local motosai service at Yaowarat, but prepare to pay abit more since you are a tourist. Confirm all pricing before getting on a motosai. They take up to 2 pillion rider, 3 if it is all very skinny women.

Rod Fai night market is hugeeee

yes but unfortunately didn't go there, not enough time

Hi, I would like to ask if 1k baht per day sufficient for one person for transportation plus meals? Without shopping.


Do you mean the original Talad Rod Fai or Ratchada?

the one behind Seacon Mall