Chinatown Bangkok has a unique atmosphere at night. There are the quite, dark sois, but there’s also the loud, in your face, busy Yaowarat, which basically turns into a huge food bazaar at night with hundreds of vendors selling meals and snacks from all regions of China.
Some of the food here is supercheap and ultrayummy – but there are also restaurants that cater to big spenders who want to indulge themselves in the luxuries of high-society life.
If you’re a foodie, you are going to love the area, because you could literally spend weeks just walking around here at night and sampling all kinds of foods.
Chinatown Bangkok is an interesting place also, because the residents here still to some extent preserve their Chinese culture. They work hard and honor their traditions. Of course, it is beginning to change with the young people now, who start to be assimilated into the global world as teenagers everywhere do these days, but when you walk around here you will still feel the uniqueness of the place.