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Yaowarat Road comes alive after sunset, when stalls set up along the pavement and the neon signs come on. The walk below covers about two kilometres and takes two to three hours with stops.
What to eat
- Rolled rice noodle soup with a peppery broth.
- Grilled seafood chosen from the ice and cooked to order.
- Pork satay and toast with pandan custard.
- Mango with sticky rice to finish.
How to do it
Arrive by MRT at Wat Mangkon station around six. Share every dish so you can try more stalls, and look for the places with a queue of locals.
Good to know
Many stalls close on Mondays. Carry small notes, a pack of tissues and wear shoes that can handle wet pavements.
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