Yaowarat (Chinatown Bangkok) is one of the oldest and largest Chinese communities in Bangkok, offering a rich blend of Thai and Chinese culture.
This iconic road is constantly buzzing with locals and tourists, lined with traditional gold shops, food stalls, herbal pharmacies, and Chinese restaurants.

What makes Yaowarat truly special is its legendary street food — from crispy pork and roasted duck to traditional Chinese desserts, herbal drinks, and noodles.
The area is also home to the revered Leng Nei Yi Temple, a sacred site for Thai-Chinese Buddhists.

As the sun sets, Yaowarat transforms into a dazzling night market where neon Chinese signs, smoky food carts, and the aroma of sizzling woks fill the air.
The festive atmosphere reaches its peak during the Chinese New Year, when the entire area lights up with parades and celebrations.

Whether you're a foodie, a photographer, or a cultural explorer, Yaowarat offers something to captivate every visitor.
Its nostalgic charm and vibrant energy make it a must-visit destination in Bangkok.

If you’re looking to experience Bangkok's most flavorful and culturally rich street, Yaowarat is where your journey should begin.

• Take the MRT (subway) to Wat Mangkon Station, Exit 1 (about 5 minutes’ walk)

• Bus routes 1, 4, 7, 35, 40 pass through Yaowarat Road

• Taxis and motorbike taxis are available at all hours

• Best time to visit is after 6:00 PM when street food vendors open

• Wear comfortable shoes — expect to walk a lot

• Night photography is fantastic with the glowing neon lights

• Bring cash — most street vendors don’t accept cards

• If visiting during Chinese New Year, expect large crowds and vibrant festivities

Admission Fee:

• Free

Opening Hours:

• Open 24 hours (Most food stalls and night market run from evening to late night)