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"Bruit, odeurs, couleurs, vous vous retrouverez projetés en Chine. Promenez-vous dans les ruelles et découvrez les étals des commerces et les stands de rue où vous pourrez goûter à la cuisine chinoise. Le Talat Mai, le marché de Chinatown, vous permettra de vous approvisionner en fruits exotiques ou, pour les plus courageux, quelques bizarreries culinaires! Le quartier abrite également de nombreuses boutiques spécialisées dans les bijoux en or. Je l’ai trouvé plus authentique que certains autres Chinatown de grandes villes comme Montréal ou Singapour."
@ageurts26
"Great street food! Recommend thai donuts and the Hawaiian roll looking things with cream on the inside"
@madim21
"Chinatown in Bangkok is unique. Just arriving in the hustle and bustle, many visitors cannot be stopped from being amazed. Here, we have summarized the absolute highlights of Chinatown, which you should not miss. Here are the TOP-Attractions and Things to do of the Chinese district: Chinatown Gate The Chinatown Gate is a large Chinese gate located in the middle of the Odeon roundabout, flanking the entrance to Bangkok´s Chinatown. This rather new attraction, which only opened in 1999, is a sign of the ascending Chinese Quarter. Interestingly, Chinatown in Bangkok is home to one of the largest Chinese communities outside of China. Yaowarat Road The Thanon Yaowarat or better known as Yaowarat Road is the heart of Chinatown. This approximately 1.5-kilometer-long road starts at Chinatown Gate (Paifang) and ends at Phanuphan Bridge. Colorful decorated with neon signs and giant Chinese characters makes you feel more like being in Hong Kong than in Bangkok. If you want to buy gold in Thailand, you also should go to Yaowarat Road to Chinatown. More than 150 gold traders have settled in this area and so you will find here gold jewellery in huge amounts. Overall, Yaowarat is one of Bangkok’s most famous attractions and should not be missed on any city break. Actually, you can visit the famous street all day long. If you want to take amazing pics, it’s best to come early in the morning. At that time the mood is the best. On the other hand, in the evening, the billboards light up, which is also a very special scenery. In addition, all food stalls are open at this time. Tip: If you are planning a tour through Chinatown, remember that many food stalls are closed on Mondays. Chinatown’s street food markets Food is ubiquitous in Bangkok’s Chinatown, so you can find fresh street food at any daytime and around each the corner. But especially in the evening many food stalls open up. It’s a big sizzling and frying, it hisses, and flames shoot in the air. By the way, it’s hot, it smells and it’s loud. Nevertheless, it is exciting and an amazing experience. Best just to walk around and enjoy the variety of street food. One thing is for sure, most of the dishes you’ve never seen before, and some of them you probably don`t want to try. Everything from fishballs soup to insects, scorpions, but also exotic fruits, stuffed Chinese dumplings, dried fish, bird nest soup and seafood. Chinatown’s street food markets Food is ubiquitous in Bangkok’s Chinatown, so you can find fresh street food at any daytime and around each the corner. But especially in the evening many food stalls open up. It’s a big sizzling and frying, it hisses, and flames shoot in the air. By the way, it’s hot, it smells and it’s loud. Nevertheless, it is exciting and an amazing experience. Best just to walk around and enjoy the variety of street food. One thing is for sure, most of the dishes you’ve never seen before, and some of them you probably don`t want to try. Everything from fishballs soup to insects, scorpions, but also exotic fruits, stuffed Chinese dumplings, dried fish, bird nest soup and seafood. "
@ben.selsby
"Y aller en bateau et descendre à Ratchawongse pier"
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