Train Night Market Srinagarindra

Night market · Suan Luang Khwaeng ·

Train Night Market Srinagarindra

Night market · Suan Luang Khwaeng ·

Antiques, vintage finds, street food, bars, and live music

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1, 4 Srinagarindra Rd, Nong Bon, Prawet, Bangkok 10250, Thailand Get directions

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"All Aboard at Bangkok's Hippest Market Although no longer located in its original spot next to an old train line, Talad Rot Fai (aka "train market") retains every bit of its hipster appeal. Open at the weekends, the market sells everything from retro clothing to vintage motorcycle parts. There's also a good range of bars from where to watch the cool kids do their thing."

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A guide to Bangkok’s night markets - SilverKris

"The original 'Train Market' relocated to the Paradise Park area and Sri Nakharin Road Soi 51, retaining a vintage-minded atmosphere with colourful awnings and Old Western–style façades. It rose to fame for its extensive vintage offerings — from furniture tucked at the far end to retro-style clothing and posters — though cheap electronics and a cluster of loud bars also populate the stalls. The scene now tends to attract local teens, but vintage hunters who explore past the louder zones can still find genuine gems. Open Thursdays to Sundays in the late afternoon to midnight." - SilverKris

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Train Night Market Srinagarindra

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"Two open-air night market permutations—one in the suburbs of Srinakarin and a newer, more accessible spot next to the train station in Ratchada—offer a quaint, kitschy vibe with stalls assembled out of camper vans and car boots. Shoppers can hunt for pre-loved clothing and handbags, antique furniture, vintage cameras and all manner of collectibles, then refuel at food and drink stalls serving local snacks, cocktails and occasional pop-up live jazz performances." - SilverKris

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Train Night Market Srinagarindra

bangkokrecomment “Food & Travel T.

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One of my absolute favorite night markets in Bangkok. The atmosphere here is just perfect fewer tourists and a lot more locals, hanging out, eating, and enjoying the evening. You really feel the real Bangkok vibe here. There’s tons of food, from classic Thai street dishes to creative little snacks it’s the kind of place where you just keep tasting everything. Add live music, small cozy bars, and lots of second-hand corners, and it becomes the perfect mix. What makes it special are the old cars, vintage décor, and real flea-market finds instead of cheap souvenir stuff you often see elsewhere. Everything feels a bit improvised, but that’s exactly the charm of it. It’s a wonderful combination of food, music, nostalgia, and local life. If you want to experience Bangkok beyond the touristy markets, this is definitely the place. Best time to visit: Friday or Saturday night, when everything is fully alive. 👉 In short: authentic, lively, and full of character. A must-see for anyone who wants to feel the real Bangkok.

Gretchen C.

Google

The Srinagarindra Train Night Market, also known as Talad Rot Fai Srinakarin, offers a unique and authentic Bangkok experience, distinct from the more touristy markets. It's a massive open-air bazaar that is particularly famous for its vintage and retro atmosphere. The food scene at Srinagarindra is one of its biggest draws. You'll find a massive section dedicated to food stalls and restaurants offering a huge selection of local Thai cuisine. It's a great place to try a wide variety of dishes, including: Classic Thai street food: Pad Thai, curries, and various grilled meats. Seafood: An incredible array of fresh seafood, from grilled prawns and salted-grilled fish to unusual snacks like crispy shrimp heads. Unique dishes: Look out for oversized portions of noodle soup, various fried insects for the adventurous eater, and a wide selection of Thai desserts.

Maichel D.

Google

It was definitely the best night market I’ve visited so far in Bangkok! Very, very cheap, with lots of great and affordable food, and many inexpensive things to buy. I purchased many items and tried so much food. It’s far from the city center, but I went with a friend and a Grab ride cost us only 200 Bhat — so cheap! You should try the leng (beef tendon) and ribs. If you want to buy new or vintage things like clothes, shoes, and more, I think this is the cheapest place. 8,8/10. I’m Brazilian and have a travel agency in Peru — Cusco, Machu Picchu 🇧🇷🇵🇪 @dopkertravel. If you travel to Peru, I can help you! ✈️

Mohd A.

Google

The Train Night Market, known locally as Talad Rot Fai, is one of Bangkok’s most iconic and vibrant night markets. Located behind Seacon Square on Srinakarin Road, this sprawling market offers a perfect blend of street food, vintage shopping, and local culture. Unlike tourist-heavy spots, Talad Rot Fai has a laid-back, authentic vibe that appeals to both locals and curious travelers. What makes this market stand out is its diverse mix of offerings. You’ll find rows of stalls selling vintage clothing, retro home decor, antiques, and handmade accessories. For collectors and fashion hunters, it’s a goldmine of unique finds. The food scene is equally impressive—think grilled meats, seafood, spicy salads, Thai desserts, and fun oversized dishes perfect for sharing. Bars with live music, quirky container-style cafés, and open-air seating areas give the market a festival-like atmosphere. The energy picks up after 7 PM, and the place truly comes alive with music, lights, and the delicious aroma of street food. Getting there requires a taxi or Grab ride, as it’s not directly accessible by BTS, but the experience is well worth the effort. It’s best to bring cash and arrive with an empty stomach and a sense of adventure. In short, Train Night Market is more than just a market—it’s a cultural experience, offering a fun, flavorful, and visually rich night out in Bangkok. A must-visit for anyone looking to dive into the city’s true street culture.

Chojy K.

Google

Hands down one of the best night markets in Bangkok. It offers pretty much everything you’re looking for. From mouth watering street foods, bars, restaurants, tattoo parlors, nail parlors and etc. it basically has something to offer for every type of person. The best part of this place is the insanely huge thrift market at the back end. Amazing collection of clothes. You can easily spend a good 3-4 hours easily roaming this market.

Gurudutt N.

Google

Awesome night market, spread over a vast area and has everything for everyone. There’s plenty of food and drink options. It’s also a shoppers paradise for clothes, footwear, vintage art, leather goods and much more. There are many Instagram friendly spots to get your photos. Food options are good too with grills, juices, restaurants serving different cuisines. Restaurants also have live music playing and so over the weekend the place gets really crowded around 8 pm. Lot of parking but only if you get here by 7 pm after which it gets busy!

Maple

Google

transit station is incredibly clean, very beautiful sights, enjoyed my ride to downtown Bangkok. Everything has an english translation which made the travel easy for a non-thai speaker. I recommend the transit to any tourist looking for quick and relaxing journey. 🌸

shelley L.

Google

I didn’t get to walk around much because it was raining cats and dogs so a lot of shops wasn’t opened. Many vintage cars and motorcycles here. If you like these stuff then you will like this place.