10 Must-Visit Night Markets in Bangkok

Bangkok truly comes alive after sunset. While the city’s temples and palaces shine in the day, its streets transform at night into buzzing hubs of food, shopping, and entertainment. Whether you’re hunting for unique souvenirs, tasting authentic Thai street food, or just soaking up the atmosphere, Bangkok’s night markets are an experience in themselves. Here are 10 must-visit ones.

1. Chatuchak Friday Night Market
A night-time twist on Bangkok’s largest weekend market, this one opens on Friday evenings. Expect trendy clothes, accessories, and snacks without the daytime heat.

2. Asiatique The Riverfront
Combining a shopping mall with a night bazaar, Asiatique offers boutique stores, riverside dining, and a stunning Ferris wheel for city views.

3. Talad Rot Fai Ratchada (Ratchada Train Market)
Known for its colourful tents, this market is perfect for vintage finds, quirky collectables, and delicious local street food.

4. JJ Green Night Market
A mix of thrift stalls, live music, and casual bars makes JJ Green a favourite among young locals and travellers.

5. Patpong Night Market
Set in the famous entertainment district, Patpong is ideal for bargain souvenirs and a peek into Bangkok’s nightlife scene.

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6. Srinakarin Train Market (Talad Rot Fai Srinakarin)
Bigger and more retro than Ratchada, this market features antiques, classic cars, and an impressive food section.

7. Chang Chui Plane Night Market
An artistic night market built around a decommissioned aeroplane, offering creative eateries, art installations, and design-focused shops.

8. Khao San Road Street Market
By night, Khao San becomes a backpacker paradise with cheap eats, street performances, and stalls selling everything from clothes to souvenirs.

9. Huamum Night Market
A local favourite far from tourist crowds, Huamum serves up authentic Thai seafood dishes alongside affordable fashion stalls.

10. On Nut Night Market
Small but lively, On Nut is great for a relaxed evening with local food, beer stalls, and budget shopping.

Travel Tip
Most Bangkok night markets open around 5–6 PM and go on until midnight. Carry cash for easier bargaining, and keep an eye on your belongings as crowds can get dense.