Experience the Best of Bangkok's Street Food Markets
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- BANGKOK Thailand - If you are a food lover traveling to Bangkok, then you should definitely make a stop at the weekend market located at Wat Chai Chimphlie. This market is one of the most popular places for locals and tourists alike to explore and indulge in authentic Thai street food.
The market is open on Sunday afternoons, and it is a bustling and vibrant place filled with food stalls selling a wide variety of dishes. You will find everything from freshly made Pad Thai, Som Tam, and Khao Soi to more exotic dishes like fried insects and grilled chicken feet.
The best thing about this market is that the food is made fresh right in front of you. You can watch as the vendors cook up their specialties and then enjoy your meal while sitting on plastic chairs under the shade of trees.
Apart from the food, you can also shop for souvenirs and other local products at the market. The vendors sell everything from traditional Thai clothing to handmade jewelry and crafts.
Overall, the weekend market at Wat Chai Chimphlie is a must-visit for every foodie who visits Bangkok. It is a great way to experience the local culture and try some of the best street food in the city.
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That was a really good video Martin. An excellent example of how Thai market videos should be made.
Glad you enjoyed it, my friend...
Really entertaining. 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you 🤗 I will stick to this style...
I can see the woman are very nice she is wanted you to taste her food evern your not buying her food . Please help her buy her food and support her for her business.
And I do appreciate you for explaining what is happening besides the food stores itself .
The bamboo sticks rice is the traditional Thai desserts been around decades and decades ago and still popular even now a days. Used to be my favorite snacks back in the old days.
The Thai people are getting used to the hot weather hot and humid doesn't barter Them with in twenty years doesn't barter me. But now yes I can not take the Hot weather anymore. Even have in the united States.
Some of the vendors don't putting the price on the items for example the fish section there are no prices on the shrimps
And the other items.
That's wasn't to too bad for a 6 bahts for one stick of barbecue meat
May be the inflations is
coming down a little bit
That's is the good news.
Uncle from German? Russian?
'Promosm' 😞