I strolled through Chinatown (Bangkok) , Sampheng market and One Bangkok.

Bangkok's Chinatown street food scene is one of the most vibrant dining destinations in the Thai capital. Centered around Yaowarat Road, the street food stalls here attract not only locals but also travelers from all over the world. The area becomes particularly lively from evening until late at night, known for its diverse cuisine and unique atmosphere.

One Bangkok is just three stops away from Hua Lamphong Station, taking approximately 5 minutes to reach.
It is the newest shopping mall in Bangkok.
Located close to Chinatown, it is highly recommended for dining and shopping.

Exploring the area and interacting with locals can also add to the enjoyment of your culinary adventure.

Types of Stalls and Dishes
In Chinatown's street food area, a wide variety of dishes are available. From traditional Chinese cuisine to Thai dishes and the fusion of both cultures, there's a broad selection to choose from. Here are some of the most popular dishes:

Roast Duck: The juicy and flavorful roast duck is a must-try for visitors.
Pork Belly (Kao Ka Moo): Slow-cooked to perfection, this pork dish is tender and rich in flavor.
Seafood: Fresh seafood dishes, such as grilled squid and shrimp, are especially popular.
Dim Sum: A variety of dim sum options make for perfect snacks or light meals.
Thai Desserts: Sweet treats made with tapioca, coconut milk, and other local ingredients are widely available.

There are several shopping areas around ChinaTown.

00:00 Quick Preview
01:50 Pleang Nam Road
12:05 Yaowarat Road
18:38 Soi Texas Road
26:54 Yaowarat Road
49:17 Famous Street Food area
01:14:42 MAP / Mega Plaza
01:17:49 Han Bridge / Enter of Sampheng Market
01:27:13 Sampheng Market
02:06:00 Wholesale area
02:23:55 Yaowarat Road
02:28:26 Famous Guay Jub Noodle shop
02:46:50 China Gate
02:54:58 Hua lamphong Train Station
03:05:44 MAP / One Bangkok

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