Thailand Street Food – Where to Eat in Bangkok?

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Where to eat in Bangkok is a difficult question coz every place in bangkok offers lip-smacking street food. be it sattey or banana pan cake or even Sticky mango rice, the aroma of these street food make you want to eat little more even after you were already full. Here are some places that you must definately try for the Hunger lust.
1. Chinatown

This haven of Thailand street food is filled to the neck each and every day with food lovers from all over the world. Featuring food stall and streetside restaurants on all sides, street food scenes at Chinatown are sights not to be missed at all!. It not only satisfies your hunger lust but satisfies your Instagram lust too.
How To Reach Chinatown: The best way to reach Chinatown is via boat. Take the Chao Phraya River Express, and deboard at the Ratchawong Pier from where one can walk up to the market. Go to sapan Taksin Metro station and walk down towards the pier. Catch a 40Bath ferry to china town.
2. Khao San Street, Rattanakosin

Rattanakosin is much famed as the Old City wherein Khao San Street is an ultimate spot to savor the true flavors of Thailand street food. Ranging from Thai to Indian, from Italian to Japanese, and from Greek to fusion food, it is a strict no no to miss out on exploring Khao San Street when in Bangkok.
How To Reach Khao San Street: This place is towards the northern side of Chinatown, The best way to reach Khao San Street is via boat. Take take the Skytrain to Saphan Taksin station, reach Sathorn pier, board the Chao Phraya Express boat, and deboard at Phra Arthit pier.
3. Bang Rak

Bang Rak is in the heart of Bangkok, Bang Rak transforms into an epic open-air food haven in no time as the sun goes down. Looking just like a hawkers market, eating the best of Thailand street food at Bang Rak is like attending a food fiesta every day!
How To Reach Bang Rak: One can reach Bang Rak via Skytrain, Metro, and Express Boats.  Just reach Sapan Taksin and follow the arrows. If coming by express boat, get down at central pier.
4. Saphan Lueng

Saphan Lueng is one of the best streets in Bangkok to relish the authentic Thailand street food. From fish to duck, and from pork to noodles, Travelers not only get to relish authentic flavors but also get to treat their taste buds to original recipes that are being served to the guests from generation after generation.
How To Reach Saphan Lueng: The best way to reach Saphan Lueng is via the Bangkok Bus Line numbered 67.
5. Sukhumvit

Who doesn’t know the spectacular night life of Sukhumvit. This is where not only the night comes alive but also the food lovers. Offering variety of street food to be relished, Sukhumvit is not an ordinary food market. It is an entire strip that features various food stalls, street-side restaurants, live entertainment options, go-go bars, and much more.
How To Reach Sukhumvit: The best way to reach Sukhumvit is via BTS train, MRT metro system, and by express boats as well. One can reach Sukhumvit directly via the BTS Sukhumvit Line.
6. Banglamphu

Banglamphu is an ancient Thailand street food place which is a must visit when in Bangkok. Owing to its close proximity to the Chao Phraya River, Banglamphu is the perfect place for those who’re looking forward to enjoy a laid-back evening in the city.
How To Reach Banglamphu: The best and the most convenient way to reach Banglamphu is via the boat as it is located right next to the Chao Phraya River. You can get this boat from the central pier for 40Bath.
Now you know the places to go to relish street food. Also from our earlier blogs you are clear on what to order and try for satisfying your taste buds. I don’t see any hurdle in you going ahead and hogging on Thai food.


Go ahead, Start eating!

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