[2025 Bangkok ] Travel Guide for Phahurat Market (Updated Jul)

#tripพาบินขอภพปีใหม่ – Legendary deliciousness in Pahurat area 🏮 If you are a fish ball noodle lover, “Jeng Kung Fish Ball Noodles, Ban Mo” is a shop you should not miss!  This shop has been open for more than 3 generations since World War II.  Located in a small alley in Pahurat area.  Although it is hard to find, the deliciousness is definitely worth the search! 🍜 Recommended menu: • Dry fish ball noodles: Soft and chewy noodles mixed with fragrant fried oil, served with homemade fish balls that are chewy and have no fishy smell. • Shrimp dumplings: Dumplings wrapped in thin dough, stuffed with shrimp and minced pork, delicious flavor. • Fried fish dumplings: Fragrant and delicious, smooth flavor, fun to chew. 🕒 Opening-Closing hours: • Open Monday-Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM (recommended to come early in the morning) Because the product may run out quickly) 📍 Location: • The shop is located in a small alley opposite Bangkok Bank, Phahurat Branch, Phahurat Road, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok 🚶♂️ How to get there: • MRT: Get off at Sam Yot Station and walk through The Old Siam to Phahurat Road for about 10 minutes. • Private car: You can park at The Old Siam and walk to the shop (the parking lot may be full in the morning).

Pahurat Market Shrine The old Pahurat Market area is home to an Indian community. But I came across a shrine in this alley. In fact, there are also Chinese-Thai people living on this street. Therefore, a shrine was built. To perform rituals on important days Including Chinese New Year, there is a worship of the gods To ask for blessings from them to start the new year well. Park your car at a nearby shopping mall or MRT Sam Yot Station Exit 1. 🗓️Open daily 7:00-16:00 📍In Pahurat Market, Tri Phet Road, Burapha Subdistrict, Bangkok

Time and changes in buildings The form of the word "home" has been integrated with the context of the city, society, people, including technology and construction. At one point, from wooden buildings to brick and mortar buildings and then to reinforced concrete buildings, which is possible that this form of construction is the turning point from using the word "rowhouse" to "shophouse", it allows us to grasp some of the idea of ​​​​the building, which is construction with heavy, solid, strong materials such as bricks, cement, reinforced concrete. Although in fact, from the perspective of construction culture, the roots of the local culture where we live grew up with objects + materials that are biodegradable, short-lived, lightweight, movable, and adaptable. It is a culture of using small spaces but doing many activities at the same time, which is completely different from the thought process of another culture that has the idea of ​​using permanent spaces, solid, durable, and less adaptable, difficult to move. This makes "buildings + rowhouses" a type of local building in our country that is in between two poles in many dimensions. The general form of the shophouse that can be found There are some clear characteristics, such as: 🏯It is a two- to three-story building, and there are cases of four stories as well. 🏢The ground floor is a commercial area. 🏫The upper floor is a residential area. 🏯The shape of the usable area is narrow and long. 🏚The space between the units is divided by a wall. 🏠There are entrances and exits at both the front and back. 🏠The continuous units will be alternating left and right (mirror). This is mostly done to save on the structure. *The style of the shophouses varies depending on the era, popularity, and regulations. #Waiting for the day to depart#Traveling to Bangkok

If we talk about Pahurat, I believe everyone knows that Pahurat is like Little India of Thailand. And in Pahurat, there is a shopping mall called Indian Emporium. This mall sells Indian-style products, accessories, clothes, and many lace and chiffon shops. But today, we will take you to the top floor because our goal today is to eat delicious Indian food at Food Paradise. This is a small food center with an Indian restaurant, a vegetarian Thai restaurant, and a juice shop. There are 2 Indian restaurants right next to each other. We chose to order from a restaurant that looks like a rice and curry shop. The restaurant is at the far end. We walked up the escalator and found it. We chose to order Indian food as a set because we wanted to try many things in a small amount. The set includes 4 roti sheets with 4 other dishes in a small cup and 1 piece of dessert. We wanted to eat garlic naan, so we ordered another sheet. All of this cost 280 baht, which can be shared between 2 people. It was just the right amount. The taste of the food was very delicious. The smell of spices is not too strong, easy to eat. If you come to walk around Phahurat, Sampeng and don't know what to eat, I recommend coming here. Authentic Indian food, very good value for money. 📍Food Paradise food center at India Emporium, Phahurat #Recommend delicious restaurants #Secret location #Tell delicious things #Phahurat #Review Indian food #Travel in Bangkok

Pahurat King Rama V granted the land from his personal property to Princess Pahurat Manimai, built as a memorial and named it Pahurat Road Mostly, there are many Sikhs and Indians living here and they mostly do fabric and clothing business Nowadays, there are sewing equipment, souvenirs, Thai dresses There is a department store called China World for you to shop comfortably Beside the hospital, don't forget to support the crispy fish and turtle egg snacks by Khun Sangwan who will drive around this area Very delicious, sweet and creamy, only 20 baht per cup When you walk until you reach Chakkraphet Road, you will find Saphan Han or Khlong Ong Ang 🧡Open daily from 9:00-16:30 📍Pahurat Road intersects with Tri Phet Road #BangkokAttractions #Pahurat

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 24 Ramen Noodles, Pahurat area is a small shop, not very big, but there are quite a few seats. For those who like to eat ramen noodles, this shop is another one that I would like to recommend. There are many menus for friends to choose from. Most importantly, the price is very friendly. Come and try the Tonkatsu Ramen, it's very delicious, beyond expectations. The price is only 58 baht, very worthwhile. There are also snacks such as gyoza to choose from as well. #bomikoTravel #Ramen

#Get a discount without relying on luck #Sampeng #Activities for kids #Open a shopping source that is worth buying #Bangkok Sam #What to buy in Sampeng #Traveling in Bangkok lately, I've been hanging around Sampeng and Pahurat quite a bit. #Pahurat #Travel along the electric train Khlong Ong Ang, Sampeng and Pahurat Market Taking kids on a trip along the electric train in Bangkok is so much fun. #Pahurat 📍Address: Pahurat, Sampeng, easy to walk. #Wat Mangkon Station #Wat Mangkon Station #Directions The closest is Wat Mangkon Station, Exit 1, then walk through Plaeng Nam Road until you reach Yaowarat Road. Walk a bit further and you'll reach Sampeng. #Directions Pahurat MRT Sam Yot > Exit 3, walk onto Burapha Road towards The Old Siam for another 300 meters to Pahurat.

#Bangkok Itinerary Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come to Bangkok for sightseeing and vacation. The Chao Phraya River is the mother river of Bangkok and even the whole of Thailand. There are many attractions gathered around the Chao Phraya River. This time I will introduce a one-day tour to the old town along the Chao Phraya River. All attractions in the itinerary are free to visit and take photos📸, and there is no need to buy tickets. Itinerary introduction: First take public transportation or taxi to Opposite Suankularb Wittayalai School ตรงข้ามโรงเรียนสวนกุหลาบวิทยาลัย. After getting off the bus, we arrived at the first attraction: Pohchang Academy of Arts วิทยาลัยเพาะช่าง มหาวิทยาลัยเทคโนโลยีราชมงคลรัตนโกสินทร์. This is a famous art college in Bangkok. The entire school campus is composed of old buildings with a history of more than 100 years. The buildings are tall, majestic and magnificent. There is also a European-style garden. There is a small fountain in the garden. The green plants planted around the fountain are lush and beautiful. There are also statues of people arranged in the garden. The statues are very exquisitely made and the characters are lifelike. Taking photos 📸 will definitely be a hit. After visiting this attraction, walk forward to the second Chinese cultural heritage temple attraction: Wat Dibayavari Vihara วัดทิพยวารีวิหาร Ganlu Temple. The temple was built by the first generation of Chinese who came to Thailand. It has a history of a hundred years and has gone through several generations. Praying in the temple is very effective, and local residents around here will come here to pray. The temple architecture is full of Chinese cultural and artistic style from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is gorgeous and exquisite, and it is very photogenic. After visiting this attraction, walk across the street to the third attraction: Old Siam Square. This is the first shopping mall in Bangkok. It was built in the 18th century and has a history of 100 years. The mall building still retains its century-old appearance. The architectural style is the 18th century European Gothic art style. It is tall, majestic and spectacular, and it is definitely a great place to take pictures. There are still many shops in the mall, and the first and second floors sell Thai silk clothing and handicrafts. There is a food court and big c supermarket on the third floor. You can shop and dine there leisurely. After visiting the Old Siam Square, we finally came to the century-old market in Bangkok: Phahurat Road Market ตลาดพาหุรัด. The market has a history of one hundred years and is truly a century-old market. The market buildings are simple and elegant, and have retained their style for hundreds of years, making them very photogenic. The market sells a variety of local Thai specialties at reasonable prices. You can buy souvenirs there. Address of itinerary attractions: Phraya Road Market ตลาดพาหุรัด: ถนน ตรีเพชร แขวง Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10170 The Old Siam Plaza, 12 Tri Phet Rd, Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Wat Ganlu: 119 Thip Wari Alley, Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Pohchang Academy of Arts วิทยาลัยเพาะช่าง มหาวิทยาลัยเทคโนโลยีราชมงคลรัตนโกสินทร์: 86 Tri Phet Rd, Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200

#2月好去地方2025 Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city, with thousands of tourists coming here for sightseeing and vacation every day. There are many historic market attractions in Bangkok. This time, we will introduce a century-old market attraction located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River in the center of Bangkok: Phahurat Road Market (ตลาดพาหุรัด), also known as Little India Market. Free to visit, take photos, shop, no tickets required. The attraction is located close to the shipping terminal and bus station. The market was established during World War II and has a history of nearly a hundred years. The buildings in the market are tall and majestic. The traces of a century of history give people a sense of simplicity and elegance, which is very suitable for taking pictures. The market sells a variety of local specialties and Thailand's unique national costumes, as well as a food court selling a variety of local Thai delicacies. After you are tired of playing, you can sit down to rest and have a meal. It is a great spot for leisure, photography, shopping and sightseeing in Bangkok. Address: Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10170

Very delicious food. Located in a small alley, small shop, Pahurat. Must try. #Indian food

#Thailandtrip If you like this post, tap the [Save] button at the bottom right and create your own Thailand travel guidebook. Hello. I'm Shigure, a Thailand otaku living in Japan. This time, I'll introduce some recommended places around Bangkok's three major temples. One of the highlights of Bangkok is the famous three major temples (Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Wat Arun, and Wat Pho), but there are also some hidden tourist spots in the area. There are many unique and beautiful temples worshiped by local Thai people, as well as local shopping and gourmet food... Why not enjoy sightseeing in Thailand while feeling the laid-back atmosphere? [Details] ① Museum of Siam ・Location 4 Sanam Chai Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok ・Opening hours 10:00 to 18:00 (closed on Mondays) ② Wat Ratcha Pradit Maha Simaram ・Location 2 Saranrom Rd, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok ・Opening hours 8:00 to 18:00 ③ Wat Ratchapophit ・Location 2 Fueang Nakhon Rd, Wat Ratchabophit Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok ・Opening hours 6:00 to 18:00 ④ Wat Suthat Thepwararam ・Location 146 Bamrung Mueang Rd, Wat Ratchabophit, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok ・Opening hours 8:00 to 20:00 ⑤ Parflat Market ・Location Tri Phet Rd., Khwaeng Wang Burapha Phirom, Khet Phra Nakhon, Bangkok ・Business hours 9:00 to 18:00 (varies by store) ⑥ Samphan Market ・Location Chakkrawat Rd., Khwaeng Chakkrawat, Khet Samphanthawong, Bangkok ・Business hours 8:00 to 18:00 (varies by store) ⑦ Khlong Ong Ang Walking Street ・Location Khlong Ong Ang, Samphanthawong, Bangkok ・Business hours 16:00 to 22:00 (Friday, Saturday, Sunday) *Business hours may change. Please contact us directly for more information. ⁡⁡˚✩∗*ﾟ⋆｡˚✩☪⋆｡˚✩˚✩∗*ﾟ⋆｡˚✩⋆｡˚✩☪⋆⁡ A must-see for anyone who wants to go to Thailand! We are providing useful information for traveling to Thailand and extra information to make your trip more enjoyable! Save your favorite posts and you'll have your own Thailand travel guidebook! ⁡˚✩∗*ﾟ⋆｡˚✩☪⋆｡˚✩˚✩∗*ﾟ⋆｡˚✩⋆｡˚✩☪⋆⁡ #Thailand #Tourism in Thailand #Thailand trip #Overseas travel #Southeast Asia travel #Bangkok #Bangkok tourism #Bangkok trip

Lost in the Colors of Little India: A Day at Phahurat Market, Bangkok 🇹🇭 Just spent the most incredible day wandering through the vibrant labyrinth of Phahurat Market, also known as Bangkok's Little India! This place is a sensory overload in the best way possible. ✨ Textile Paradise: Everywhere you turn, there are mountains of colorful fabrics. Silks, cottons, linens - you name it, they have it! I snagged a beautiful hand-woven scarf with intricate patterns for a steal. Perfect souvenir! ️ Spice Heaven: The air is filled with the most intoxicating aromas of spices. Cinnamon, turmeric, chilies - it's a foodie's dream! I picked up some unique spice blends to take home and experiment with new recipes. Saree Spectacle: The dazzling display of sarees is truly mesmerizing. From traditional to contemporary designs, the colors and embellishments are breathtaking. I couldn't resist trying a few on - felt like a Bollywood star! Bargaining Bonanza: Get ready to flex your bargaining skills! It's all part of the fun at Phahurat Market. The shopkeepers are friendly and always up for a good-natured haggle. Fueling Up: Don't forget to grab a bite to eat! There are countless street food stalls serving up delicious Indian delicacies. I had the most flavorful samosas and refreshing mango lassi - perfect for a midday break. Tips for Fellow Adventurers: Comfortable Shoes: This is a walking market, so wear comfortable shoes you can navigate the narrow alleys in. Cash is King: While some vendors may accept cards, cash is still the preferred mode of payment. Bring Your A-Game Bargaining: Don't be afraid to negotiate! It's expected and part of the experience. Embrace the Chaos: Phahurat Market can be overwhelming, but that's part of its charm. Just relax, soak up the atmosphere, and enjoy the ride! Overall: Phahurat Market is a must-visit for anyone seeking a taste of authentic Indian culture in Bangkok. It's a feast for the senses, a shopper's paradise, and a cultural experience you won't forget.

Vegan restaurant in Pahurat area The atmosphere inside the shop is beautifully decorated, comfortable to the eyes. There are seats on both the 1st and 2nd floors. The staff provides excellent service. The food is delicious, tasty, and rich in flavor, just as the name suggests. The food is simple but meticulous in cooking and beautifully decorated. Recommended menus: Singaporean Chicken Rice and Tamarind Sauce Tofu Grilled Pork Neck, Jaew Sauce, Sukhothai Tom Yum Noodles The shop has both savory dishes, cakes, cheesecakes, and drinks. If you are visiting Pahurat area, don't forget to stop by. #VeganRestaurant #Pahurat #DeliciousRestaurant

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Burmese noodle shop, hard to find in Bangkok. The food looks strange, but the taste is quite good. Anyone who likes to eat nuts will love it. The price is not expensive. Let me whisper that the tea leaf salad is very delicious. 🤭 You have to try it. .. #BurmeseNoodles #Pahurat #BangkokTravel

Easy-to-eat Indian food that isn't dirty as you might think. I often go to this restaurant. It's delicious and the price is good. Most importantly, the ingredients aren't that strong. People who are just starting to try Indian food can eat it. I highly recommend it. #Tony's Restaurant, Pahurat #Indian food in Thailand

If you want to buy fabric, the first place that comes to mind is Phahurat Market. There are many types of fabric for sale here. The prices are very cheap. Most of the fabric sellers are Indians. The prices of fabric in each shop are not much different. It's up to us to choose which shop is convenient for us. When I went, there wasn't much traffic, but it was quite difficult to find parking. There were a lot of people. If you want to come, I recommend coming in the morning so that it's not too busy. #Travel #Thailand #CentralTeam

Tony's Restaurant. Location of this restaurant: Saphan Han, Soi Rim Khlong Ong Ang. The menu at this restaurant is Indian food with affordable prices and there are always regular customers. The menu has various curries, rice, and Indian style drinks such as Egg Curry for 70 baht, Fish Masala for 80 baht, Aloo Matar for 50 baht, Palak Paneer for 90 baht, Fish Curry for 80 baht, Chai (Masala Tea) for 40 baht.

The Shrine of the Goddess of the Sea, Pahurat (Saphan Han) or Thian Hou Sia Bo is an ancient shrine that is over 100 years old, respected by Thais and Chinese people. People like to come to worship and ask for blessings for success and prosperity. The Shrine of the Goddess of the Sea, which the Chinese consider to be the goddess of the water, has been worshipped since the time of their ancestors. Therefore, people like to come to ask for blessings for business and prosperity, helping to increase wealth. The Shrine of the Goddess of the Sea is located at Pahurat (Saphan Han). It is open every day from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If you drive, we recommend parking at the parking lot next to the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand, which is near the shrine. Parking costs 40 baht per hour. Walk a short distance to the Shrine of the Goddess of the Sea. 📍The Shrine of the Goddess of the Sea, Pahurat (Saphan Han) #BangkokTravel #Pahurat #Saphan Han #PhotoLocation #Shrine

Today we are at Pahurat or also known as Little India. We have a party with friends with an Indian theme, so we have to go find Indian style clothes and accessories to match the party theme. We choose to go shopping at India Emporium because this mall has everything, both Indian style clothes and accessories. In addition, there are lace, chiffon, sequined fabrics, and accessories for decorating clothes. Most importantly, it is air-conditioned, so it is comfortable to walk around without getting hot. You can walk around for a long time and enjoy yourself. You can also try on clothes that you are interested in. For those who want Indian style clothes, accessories, or beautiful fabrics to make clothes, I recommend you to stop by India Emporium. 📍India Emporium Pahurat #Shopping #Pahurat #Indiandress #IndiaTip

Khlong Ong Ang Saphan Han is a great place to take a leisurely stroll. There are also many delicious restaurants in this area. The photos are very beautiful because the area has been renovated but the houses are still beautiful. I recommend coming to take photos.

Mama Restaurant, Indian food near Pahurat. The Paripuni menu is very delicious. Most of the customers are foreigners, some Thais. But the restaurant is crowded, you have to wait in line. It may not be suitable for those who can't wait. The price is a bit high, but overall it's okay, suitable for those who want to try new flavors.