Soi Bintabaht Walking Street, also known as Hua Hin Soi 51, is a short alley connecting Phetkasem Road with the beach road in a historically significant area (in the morning, it's a traditional spot for monks receiving alms—Bintabaht). In the evening, this alley transforms into a hub of international restaurants and moderate nightlife venues that aren't overly chaotic. It is considered one of the essential destinations for experiencing Hua Hin's night scene.

The interesting uniqueness of the alley lies in the contrast between its name, which signifies peaceful morning rituals, and its vibrant night atmosphere. Soi Bintabaht differs from large night markets; it is a street lined with small restaurants, bars, and souvenir shops arranged neatly. Culinary diversity is a key highlight. Here you can find spicy Thai cuisine, fresh seafood, as well as Western and Indian dishes often prepared by foreign chefs.

The visitor experience involves leisurely walking amidst colorful lights and soft background music emanating from the various bars. Most tourists choose to sit, sip cool drinks, watch passersby, or enjoy dinner in a friendly atmosphere. Soi Bintabaht is an important meeting point for people of various nationalities, including both foreign tourists and expatriates residing in Hua Hin.

The overall atmosphere of Soi Bintabaht is relaxed, enjoyable, and possesses a slightly retro charm, making it suitable for couples seeking a casual place to chat, groups of friends looking to socialize at night, or food enthusiasts wanting to sample new menus from around the world. Photographers can capture Hua Hin's nightlife from a friendly and colorful perspective.

We invite everyone to conclude their holiday by strolling and tasting delicious food at Soi Bintabaht Walking Street—a hub of happiness and night-time camaraderie in Hua Hin.

Private Car/Taxi:

• Soi Bintabaht is located on Phetkasem Road near the Hua Hin Hilton hotel. You can tell the taxi or motorbike taxi driver to go to "Soi Hua Hin 51" or "Soi Bintabaht."

Songthaew (Local Bus):

• The green Songthaews or local buses that run along Phetkasem Road in Hua Hin town can drop you off near the entrance of the alley.

Best Time to Visit:

• Soi Bintabaht starts becoming lively from 6:00 PM onwards and usually closes around midnight.

Food Tasting:

• It is recommended to walk the entire alley before deciding on a restaurant, as there is a variety of menus and price points.

Traffic:

• Due to the small size of the alley and the high volume of pedestrians, it is more convenient to park nearby and walk in.

Culture Note:

• In the early morning (around 6:00 AM - 7:00 AM), this alley is still a spot where monks collect alms; visitors should be aware and respectful if visiting during those hours.

Admission Fee

• Entrance Fee: Free

• There are only costs associated with purchasing food and drinks.

Opening Hours 

• Walking Street/Bars: Open daily, generally becoming active from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM (midnight).