Train Night Market Srinagarindra

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.

We loved it! Best night market for vintage, toys, clothing, food, bars, etc. There is something for everyone here. We shopped for clothing and leather accessories. Then, drank smoothies, ate buttered toast, Korean fried chicken, Thai coconut desserts, and a giant cheeseburger, before finishing the night off with some beers and live music. You can spend 4-5 hrs here with your partner, family, or friends. There were plenty of tourists, but it manages to keep a chill atmosphere. Shh! Don’t let too many people know or it may lose its local charm! Open: Thurs-Sun, closes around midnight.

Lovely night market, great vibes and safe. Many local stalls offering a big variety of food and clothing and services. Nice vintage car displays as well. Great to relax and walk around and enjoy the atmosphere.

Was recommend by my friend to visit this train night market and I’m so glad I did! 😍💯 Although it is situated further away from the city, this night market is definitely worth visiting when you come to Bangkok. The market is HUGE with many rows of shops that sells all kinds of stuff. You can spend hours walking around looking at stuff, while filling your bellies with YUMMY FOOD 😋 What makes this night market unique is that they sell lots of vintage/antique stuff and even collectibles, so if you’re a collector and a fan of these unique things, make sure you come visit!! 🤩 The market also has various vintage cars, motorcycles and even an aeroplane which serves as a great photo opportunity spot when you visit the night market. The shops also have a vintage looking vibes which was quite different from what you usually see at the night markets in Bangkok 😎 When we visited the night market, it wasn’t so crowded as we were able to walk at ease without having to squeeze our way through the crowd. The atmosphere is quite lively as well as there are quite a number or bars at this market. If you’re looking for a place to chill and hangout with your friends, this might be the perfect hangout spot 👍🏼 All in all, it was such a lovely experience visiting this night market and no regrets travelling all the way there. Would recommend to come here and visit if you can, but do take note that they are only open on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 😊

14 Jun 2025, Saturday, 6.45pm to 8.30pm. I'm absolutely disappointed. Except for many drinking places, food stalls are few and many shops are closed. Only one ice cream stall worth trying, 35 baht for 1 cup of ice-cream with unlimited toppings you can add on your own. A wasted trip, taking Grab here and back. By the time I left, many shops are still not open, only those along the walk ways were opened. Over 500 baht for two way Grab, and the worst dinner in Bangkok in the past 10 years. Wasted another 710 baht. Totally wasted 1300 baht. I will not go there again.

Breaking this down by category: Clothes: Drop shipped to hell but some good pieces? Kinda repeated throughout though and you gotta invest TIME in haggling and looking for the cheaper stalls. Prices range from 50-400 baht. Also a HUGE number of counterfeit shoe stores and a couple selling socks. Accessories: Had an aneurysm over the bow prices and options ? Like I was suddenly possessed by the spirit of a rich taitai with a bow fixation and dropping 20 baht for every ribbon I set my eyes upon. I’ll buy ur whole stock. Vintage car displays?: They’ve got these vintage displays scattered around. Some of these are AGES old and well maintained, so if you’re into aged vroomvrooms a photo op may be in order. Food: THERE WAS FOOD UPON FOOD UPON FOOD 90% of them were below 70 baht, also insects and sashimi? super cool but I’m a coward. wrote out a summary of our pickings: Thai Lok lok (?) - they boil/bbq sticks, with different stalls using different sauces, pretty good but my mom thinks spicy ain’t spicy (10-15 baht) Moo Ping - this was GOOD very sweet and fresh and the stall owner cooks it in front of u (20 baht) Kanom bueang - THEY WERE SO GOOD? Bite-sized and crispy. 13 for just 30 baht like. Really satisfying to snack on as you peruse. Pad Thai - Quite sweet! I wouldn’t say it’s my favourite but for 50 baht? Coconut Shake - so much better than Singapore’s lol. they used YOUNG FRESH COCONUT + coconut milk and it was 30 baht 😭😭😭 tldr; had (mostly) the cheapest prices of any other night market, large size and a huge variety of goods, food and services!

This is a great night market. Unfortunately we had to leave quite early to catch our night flight, but what we saw there was lovely. Very nice atmosphere, plenty of people having fun and many different bars where to hang, drink and eat. We will be back next time for sure

Great Street food. Nice shops and just a fun time walking around. If you like vintage clothing, this is the place to browse. There are tons of small shops with T-shirts from the 1980’s and 1990’s. I would be rich if I saved all my clothes from that period and sold them now.