Yaowarat Old Market

Wet aroma in the air... That's their culture in Chinatown. Some hate it n most love as it's real. Hens eggs fish dried food don't comes from air con supermarket where it's well display at a cost factored into your daily food.

a month ago

At the entrance of the market, you can find lots of vendor selling fruits, dried food stuff and etc... further in, there's a lane selling bags, clothings and souvenirs

2 months ago

Tucked away in a quiet corner of the city, this old-day wet market is a hidden gem that continues to thrive with its charm and tradition. While the market has aged with time, it remains full of life and character. Unlike newer, more commercialized markets, this one focuses on the essentials—dry goods, fresh fish, traditional herbs, and prized delicacies like bird’s nest and dried seafood. One of the highlights of visiting this market is the warmth of its people. The vendors are incredibly helpful and knowledgeable, always ready to offer advice on how to cook or store what you buy. Many have been working here for decades and take pride in what they sell. Their friendliness gives the place a strong sense of community and makes every visit feel personal. The variety of goods available is impressive for a market of its age. From fragrant dried mushrooms to high-quality bird’s nest, everything feels authentic and thoughtfully sourced. It’s not just a shopping trip—it’s a step back in time and a connection to a slower, more mindful way of living. For those who appreciate tradition, friendly faces, and quality products, this market is well worth a visit.

7 months ago