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Name and Link	Zone / Trading days / hrs	Nearest Trans station	Comments / feedback
Markets Bangkok Tours	Klook Search engine	Klook Search engine	2020.01 updated search
Markets Bangkok Tours	Viator search engine	Viator search engine	2019.20 updated search
ARTBOX Suk Soi 10	Suk Asoke / nightly	Asok	2019.06 Open May 2019
Suan Lum Night Bazaar Ratchadaphisek	Chatuchak / daily 1600 stalls	MRT Lad Phrao	2019.02
Rai Market ตลาดไร?	Suan Luang	at train station on railway link	2019.02 page created
W District	Sukhumvit / Nightly	BTS Phra khanong	Open air 400m square food,drink and general
Klong San Market	daily evening	Pier Klong San	Open air 400m square food,drink and general
all category Markets	index
Saphan Phut Night Bazaar	Chinatown		trendy stuff - young shoppers

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Night Shopping

The great thing about shopping in Bangkok is that most malls and department stores stay open until at least 21:00 - and some even as late as 22:00.

So there's plenty of time to make the most of the city's attractions during the day, and fit in a bit of retail therapy either before or after dinner.

Many markets offer great after dark shopping opportunities too - and incredible bargains in the moonlight. The two most popular after dark markets are undoubtedly the Patpong Night Market and Suan Lum Night Bazaar(It's moved to Punnawithi BTS).

Khao San Road Shopping

And the best time to embark on a Khao San shopping spree? Well, unless you want to end up bad tempered and dripping sweat, we say in the evening. Not only is it cooler, but the range of things on sale also becomes even more intriguing (except on Mondays).

From dusk onwards, creative, baby-faced Thais come and sprawl out on the ground everything from funky hair accessories and exotic blouses to one-off T-shirts and vintage clothing. Many of these items are lovingly crafted by their own tender hands.
Location: Khao San Road on Rattanakosin

Patpong night shopping

The Patpong night market features all the usual Asian knock-offs and assorted tourist goods. Prices are considerably inflated compared to most any other market so be prepared to fight for a bargain.

Despite being one of Bangkok’s original red light districts, Patpong attracts loads of tourists to its market with its vast array of fake designer goods and prices that are hard to beat.

The goods are of decent quality and most people will probably only realise their lacking authenticity on close inspection.

It’s an excuse for the more curious to pop in on the go go bars and ‘ping pong sex shows’ upstairs, most leave them disappointed by the boring shows and expensive beer. Bargaining very hard is essential to get a good deal and the touts for the go-go bars that Patpong is most famous for are persistent, annoying and can be aggressive.

Patpong is between Silom and Surawong roads, and any taxi driver will know it.

Open daily: 6.00 pm - 1.00 am

Location: Silom & Sathorn

Ratchada / Lad Phrao junction night market 

Fast becoming a favourite among people who have a penchant for used items, Ratchada-Lad Phrao junction night market is where to find ridiculously-priced trainers, leather bags, shoes, jeans, books, CDs, antiques, furniture, home decorative items, and an assortment of knick-knacks. Although most of the goods are pre-owned, new stuff is also available.

Browsing inside the market, you can't miss a long stretch of cute vintage motorbikes and scooters waiting to be taken home. Feeling peckish? No worries, there are many food stalls dotted around the venue. A friendly atmosphere and laid-back crowd make this market an interesting alternative to the city's ubiquitous shopping malls.

Open: Every Saturday from early evening to around 23:30
Where: On the corner of Ratchada / Lad Phrao junction
How to get there: Take the MRT to either Lad Phrao station or Ratchadapisek station
Shopping tip: Due to the lack of proper lighting, make sure you look carefully for flaws or damage. And remember to bargain hard!

Location: Ratchadaphisek

Klong Thom Market

This market offers basically the same as Khlong San, but in the northern part of the city. Items on sale are a bit trendier as well, and with the market located next to the Major Ratchoyothin Cinema and IMAX complex, you can catch a flick before or after shopping around. A few bargain shops and eateries are also in the shopping complex.

How to get there: The easiest way is to take the MRT subway to Phahonyothin station, catch a tuk-tuk and tell him to take you to 'talat' (market)

Opening Hours: 16:00 - 23:00 (every day)

Location: Phahonyonthin
 

Rod Fai Market (Talad Rod Fai)

Vintage is in. At this open-air bazaar set beside an abandoned railroad track, the vintage look never goes out of style. Spread on the ground is all kinds of accessories and knick knacks from the yesteryear, whether wooden furniture, antiques, old TV sets, bicycles, hippy fashion accessories, classic leather luggage without wheels that no one uses any more but that all travel nomads would love to own. Food is not lacking either: A handful of street-style eateries add various design gimmicks to their shops – from classic Volkswagen campers to old train bogeys – to attract potential diners. The overall feel is down-to-earth cool, and Rod Fai Market definitely stands out from the hordes of outdoor markets across Bangkok.

Opening Hours: 14:00 – midnight (Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays only) 
Location: Khamphaengphet Road, Chatuchak (opposite Or Tor Kor Market) - Phahonyonthin (MRT: Kamphaengphet)