Bangkok Chinatown Walk Around
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- I jumped on the train and met my girlfriend for a Bangkok Chinatown walk around. We explored the backstreets off of the main Yaowarat Road in the Chinatown area. Then we headed to the Soi Nana area. We visited Wallflowers and Brown Sugar for food and music.
Wallflowers Bangkok: / wallflowerscafe.th
Brown Sugar Bangkok: / brownsugarbangkok
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When in Chinatown I love walking over to Wat Suthat, one of my favorite temples, next to the Giant Swing. It's also a quick walk over to The Golden Mount, another temple worth visiting at least once.
It's a great area. I love the old part of the city
Can’t wait to have some live music in my life again! We have almost none here in Australia anymore… 4 weeks and counting. Thanks Joe.
Nice. You'll be here in no time
Very cool place. Good music, great atmosphere. Thanks for sharing.
Chinatown is a great spot.
Another nice video. Chinatown in Bangkok is indeed a lot of fun. Now, have a couple of establishments to try out next time visiting Thailand. Thanks again!
Chinatown is always a good time
Wow- I went to Yaowarat area once for dimsum at an old vintage hotel… hit the spot. I’m anxious to visit Brown Sugar.😊
Chinatown is great. Check out Brown Sugar
You have to try the Kuay Jab pork soup there ! 🍜
I’ve never been to that Chinatown. Looks very interesting.
It's a great place to explore
Cool vid really enjoyed it. Chinatown has some beautiful old side streets.
I totally agree. It's a great area of Bangkok
Great video Joe!!! I would totally move to Bangkok to drive a Tuk Tuk around all night 😅
I love riding in the back. Not sure I want to drive anything around town. It's crazy
One of my favourite vloggs to date, keep them coming 👍
Thank you very much. More to come
great videos that you do. really enjoy them . learning a lot about the areas in Bangkok. can't wait to get back there. have to meet you in person someday and have a beer
I appreciate you watching. A beer sounds good.
Great video Joe!! I love ❤️ china town you walk down the same streets i walked wow joe if that’s your girlfriend she’s beautiful 🤩 enjoy life you deserve it 🙋♂️
Chinatown is a fun area. I agree, Boon is great.
⭐️🌙 great video!
Thanks for watching
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Thanks for watching. I agree. Boon is great
Wat Mongkon is a rather new part of the MRT, i remember just before Covid you had to get off near Hua Lamphong and then make the approximate half-mile (800m )walk to Yaoworat. Now with Wat Mongkon station, its only about 100-150 meter walk to Yaoworat Rd.
Yes, today there is another dozen stations on the MRT Blue and growing. It's a giant circle today. It seems like yesterday the Sukhumvit Light Green was Mo Chit to On Nut. Now it's dozens of more stations. Plus the new Orange line soon. I love the train system.
Thanks, Joe! Great video. Do you recall how long it took you to get from Suk 26 over to Chinatown? (Apologies in advance if I missed that in comments).
I took the MRT Blue from Queen Sirikit to Wat Mangkon. I think that's 6 stops and 10 minutes. Add another two minutes from Terminal 21 and Sukhumvit Station. Maybe 15 minutes to take the Green at Phrom Phong to Sukhumvit MRT Blue.
Thanks!
Rabbit Hill a walk from Yaowarat next time. 👍
That sounds familiar. I think I've been there. That's a good reason to go back.
Question: what do you mean when you said "I avoided the lines at the BTS by buzzing my us credit card?"
If you have the contactless enabled CC, you can use it at the BTS turnstile?
You can use a credit card on the MRT subway. The BTS skytrain does not accept a credit card. For that, I load money on a rabbit card. You need to load cash. You used to be able to put the first load with a credit card. But I did that 10 years ago. Things may have changed. I know you can't reload with a visa. I always try. It's cash only
we saw video of charcole lobsters being cooked on the main street,, went there couldnt find any,, the lobster my wife had was ordered,, cooked in the back and bought out,,,,, i dont east seafood and just took in the scene. cost $80 Aussie for 1 meal. At another market i was told most of the lobster looking giant prawn looking things are freshwater. cant wait to get back to BKK
Ya, I've had the fresh water prawns. I had lobster in Jomtien. It wasn't $80. Maybe that was imported lobster? I've even seen Maine lobster in BKK. That will get expensive fast.
Can you use a US credit card also on the BTS or only on the MRT? Thanks
So far just the MRT. Hopefully, the BTS one day.
Scooter riding side-saddle and no helmet - always seems so scary!
Ya, but it's all what you know. I'd guess Boon would be afraid of the 405 in California at 6pm. 70mph then 5 mph, then 80mph all in a mile stretch. Mix in bikes splitting lanes at 60mph when traffic isn't moving. Side-saddle at 5mph down Sukhumvit seems safe.
Note to self: move to Bangkok!
That's a good plan