Italian restaurant looks yummy, makes me hungry. BTW, if you have credit card, you can touch and pay on MRT but not BTS. Thailand's Chinese community was created more than 240 years ago when King Rama I built the Grand Palace and relocated the capital from Thonburi to the other side of Chao Phraya River opposite Wat Arun on the land formerly occupied by Chinese immigrants. They were then relocated to the outskirt of the Old City along Chao Phraya River at Charoenkrung Rd and Yaowarat Rd (not yet built). Siam then was known as Venice of the East as canals and Chao Phraya River were the main transport routes. The first road was constructed in the reign of King Rama IV named Charoen Krung Road, running along Chao Phraya river (River of King). Later Yaowarat Road was constructed to link up with Charoen Krung in the reign of King Rama V. Both roads were the first commercial hub of Siam with the first modern buildings built along the two roads, thus began the China Town legend. Originally Charoenkrung Rd and Yaowarat Rd were two-way traffic but they became one-way traffic about 60 years ago. China Town was the center of rice trade in those days as there was/is nearby Chao Phraya River pier bringing rice from provinces into Bangkok. It is no longer the center of rice trade as road/rail transport is highly developed over the years. For at least 60 years, China Town is the center of gold trading. There are about a dozen gold shops on Yaowarat Rd selling bullions and gold ornaments. Daily gold price quote is prescribed by Gold Trade Association in China Town. There are two famous temples in China Town. Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Traimit), right behind the main Chinatown gate at the start of Yaorawat Road, boasts the largest solid gold Buddha in the world. ฿40 entry fee. Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (Wat Leng Noei Yi) is the largest and most important Chinese Buddhist temple in Bangkok. It is an emblem of Chinese architecture and the religious heart of the Chinese community living in China Town and other areas of Bangkok. Fee entry. For the last decade, Thailand China Town, the largest China Town in the world, is the place to go at night for delicious food/drink. It is arguably the largest open night market in the world. It is estimated that about 15-20% Thai people are of Chinese descents.
น่ารัก ตลกดี เป็นธรรมชาติมาก😁
小可愛又上片了
China town. ต้องไปตอนเย็น อาหารข้างทางเยอะมาก
น่ารักมาก ขอให้โลกใบนี้ใจดีกับคุณทั้ง2คน🎉🎉
การที่รู้จักลดระดับการใช้เสียงในที่สาธารณะ ทำให้ดูน่ารักมากขึ้นX3
สวัสดีครับน้องสาวที่แสนรัก ไม่ว่าจะเที่ยวที่ไหน ขอให้พบเจอแต่สิ่งดีๆและคนดีๆนะครับ ประเทศไทยยินดีต้อนรับคุณเสมอ รักนะครับ
ข้าวราดแกลงน่ากินจัง🤤🤤
คุณสวยและน่ารักมากครับ😊😊😊
ขอให้เทียวสนุก สุดยอดไปเลยเที่ยวคนเดี่ยว
เค้ามากับแฟนครับ
Xia xia for travel to thailand 🥰🥰
คุณเก่งมาก ที่สามารถเข้าถึงร้านอาหารท้องถิ่น ในย่านเยาวราช ที่นั้นอาหารไม่แพง และอร่อยด้วย
สวยงามตามท้องเรื่อง😊😊😊
Cute น่ารักครับ
You are looking super cute 😍
Thank you for the video! 😀
หิวเลยครับ
น่ารักครับ 😊
Wow beautiful ❣️
Ha ha ha wow so hungry 😋🎉
I wish you happiness 💖
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You guys have a yummy life. I feel jealous.
Italian restaurant looks yummy, makes me hungry. BTW, if you have credit card, you can touch and pay on MRT but not BTS.
Thailand's Chinese community was created more than 240 years ago when King Rama I built the Grand Palace and relocated the capital from Thonburi to the other side of Chao Phraya River opposite Wat Arun on the land formerly occupied by Chinese immigrants. They were then relocated to the outskirt of the Old City along Chao Phraya River at Charoenkrung Rd and Yaowarat Rd (not yet built). Siam then was known as Venice of the East as canals and Chao Phraya River were the main transport routes. The first road was constructed in the reign of King Rama IV named Charoen Krung Road, running along Chao Phraya river (River of King). Later Yaowarat Road was constructed to link up with Charoen Krung in the reign of King Rama V. Both roads were the first commercial hub of Siam with the first modern buildings built along the two roads, thus began the China Town legend. Originally Charoenkrung Rd and Yaowarat Rd were two-way traffic but they became one-way traffic about 60 years ago. China Town was the center of rice trade in those days as there was/is nearby Chao Phraya River pier bringing rice from provinces into Bangkok. It is no longer the center of rice trade as road/rail transport is highly developed over the years. For at least 60 years, China Town is the center of gold trading. There are about a dozen gold shops on Yaowarat Rd selling bullions and gold ornaments. Daily gold price quote is prescribed by Gold Trade Association in China Town. There are two famous temples in China Town. Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Traimit), right behind the main Chinatown gate at the start of Yaorawat Road, boasts the largest solid gold Buddha in the world. ฿40 entry fee. Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (Wat Leng Noei Yi) is the largest and most important Chinese Buddhist temple in Bangkok. It is an emblem of Chinese architecture and the religious heart of the Chinese community living in China Town and other areas of Bangkok. Fee entry.
For the last decade, Thailand China Town, the largest China Town in the world, is the place to go at night for delicious food/drink. It is arguably the largest open night market in the world. It is estimated that about 15-20% Thai people are of Chinese descents.
11:37 it is TARO
❤❤❤...จ้า
哇～～你的影片还没拍完吗？ 😳表示你事先拍了很多照片 😯👍😂555
สวัสดีครับ ❤❤❤
ทำคลิปออกมาได้ดี ลื่นใหลดุจสายนำ้
Stiker Banyuwangi Jawa Timur Romi 💘🇮🇩
Beautiful, Cute
🫶🫶🥰❤
อร่อยไหม
Where do you guys come from and what is your nationality?
It doesn' t make sense coming to Thailand eating Italian foods...😵💫
เป็นสาวมาเลเซียที่สดใสสวยงามและน่ารักจัง ทำให้ลบภาพจำของมาเลเซียฝั่งเคร่งศาสนาอิสลามไปเลย คุณเป็นตัวแทนฝั่งเชื่อสายจีนที่ดูสว่างสดใสสุดๆ
เคยมีภาพจำแบบนั้นเหมือนกัน จนกระทั้งญาคิมีแฟนเป็นจีนมาเลย์ ภาพจำเก่าๆหายไปหมดเลย ว่าแต่เขาเป็นจีนมาเลย์หรอ ดูตอนแรกคิดว่าเป็นคนจีนซะอีก