Bangla Night Market

I went last week saturday around 20h00. It was quite busy but you could move around. It has a lot of markets selling Thai food from proper meals like pad thai and stir fried rice, to finger food like spring rolls and pork on a stick. They also sell fruits, some prepared and ready to eat (no fruit salads though). They also had some clothes and bags. The interesting ones were the guys with scorpions where you could take a picture for 10 baht if not buying. Vendors keep stopping you to buy from them, which is to be expected but can get annoying, but just refuse politely. Prices for food was reasonable and written, so no negotiations needed. They were playing some music but you could talk. There was a bar for drinks where you could sit down and rest and eat your food from other stalls as long as you buy something from them, too. I went for food stalls and the vibe.

Love this night food market located right in the middle of Bangla Rd Awesome local street food including a huge variety of seafood amongst other great dishes It gets pretty busy which adds to the atmosphere and is a great place to eat before a night out on the town

DISHONEST VENDORS / GO ELSEWARE FOR SEAFOOD!! My partner and I were very excited about experiencing this food market on Bangla Rd. We were aware that the vendors were pushy, though we came to realise they all work together to try to rip you off. Prawns looked as good as any other restaurant, though were over cooked, chewy and expensive and lacked favour! We also ordered a bottle of water that had clearly been refilled and re-sealed. The dining experience was also uncomfortable, with customers being crammed together and the vendors continue to harass you even after you have decided to sit down in their section.