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Discover theCOMMONS, a stylish creative community space in Bangkok’s trendy Thonglor area. It’s not easy to pin down exactly what theCOMMONS is—think of it as a modern social hub blending cafés, eateries, and an open courtyard. The moment you step in, you’ll feel its laid-back, breezy vibe: an airy atrium with raw concrete, a massive ceiling fan, plenty of natural light, and lush greenery. This relaxed industrial design has made theCOMMONS one of the hottest spots on Instagram and among local influencers.
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This guide covers some of the most common questions and things to watch out for when exploring Bangkok on your own. Here’s what you’ll find:

1. Thailand Is Not Really a Tipping Culture
2. Where to Exchange Money in Bangkok
3. Tap Water in Bangkok Is Not Drinkable
4. Check If Your ATM Card Works Abroad
5. “Mild” Spicy Food in Thailand Isn’t Really Mild
6. Some Fruits Are Not Allowed in Hotels or Public Spaces
7. How Bangkok Food Courts Work: Prepaid Cards
8. Use the MRT and BTS Whenever Possible
9. Metered Taxis, Tuk-Tuks, or Grab: Which Is Best?
10. Don’t Criticize the Royal Family
11. Monks Are Highly Respected
12. National Anthem Plays at 8 AM and 6 PM
13. Security Checks at Stations and Malls
14. Common Tourist Scams to Watch For
15. Tourist Police: A Helpful Resource

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Thip Samai Pad Thai, an iconic Pad Thai specialty restaurant tucked away in Bangkok’s Old Town, is widely praised as the best Pad Thai in Bangkok. Famous as “Ghost Gate Pad Thai,” it’s not only received a Michelin Bib Gourmand but is also said to be a royal favorite. Every evening around 5 PM, expect to see a long, snaking line outside — it’s no exaggeration to say you’ll rarely get in without waiting at least 30 minutes!
This Bangkok food guide covers the most asked questions, including:
How to get to Thip Samai Pad Thai? Thip Samai Pad Thai Opening Hours? Thip Samai Pad Thai Menu & Must-Try Dishes? Thip Samai Branches (Where else can you try it?) , Final Thoughts: Is it worth a special trip? ...full story ››

Hua Mum Night Market (ตลาดหัวมุม) is one of Bangkok’s best local night markets for authentic food, shopping, and entertainment — plus its viral Staneemeehoi (สถานีมีหอย) seafood show.
Whether you’ve visited Bangkok many times or it’s your first trip, there’s always a new spot to explore. Here’s your full guide to how to get there, opening hours, what to eat, and what to know before you go ...full story ››

If you think shopping malls are all the same, then you really need to check out IconSiam—Bangkok’s iconic riverside destination on the Chao Phraya River. Since opening, IconSiam has wowed locals and visitors alike with its incredible design and creative concept. Even if it doesn’t completely change your mind about malls, it’ll probably transform your shopping experience in Bangkok at least 70–80%!
In today’s Bangkok travel guide, we’ll break down everything you need to plan your visit to IconSiam...
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Looking for the best night market to visit in Bangkok? If you only have time for one, make it the Train Night Market Ratchada! This Bangkok night market guide breaks down everything you need for a fun trip: how to get there and back, opening hours, where to snap the famous rainbow rooftop view, must-try street food, the super popular Yoklook watermelon smoothie, plus tips and video guide. Ready? Let’s explore this iconic Bangkok night market together!
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Yum Saap is an authentic Thai restaurant chain famous for bringing Thailand’s beloved street food and local favorites indoors — especially their signature Mama Noodles dishes. With dozens of Yum Saap branches across Bangkok, some are tucked away in local neighborhoods while others are conveniently located for travelers. To help you plan, here’s a handy guide to 12 Yum Saap locations that are easy to reach for independent tourists looking to taste real Thai home-style cooking and classic street food flavors. ...full story ››

Somboon Seafood Bangkok is a must-visit for seafood lovers and local foodies alike — especially those craving its signature Fried Curry Crab. Since 1969, this legendary seafood restaurant has won over countless Bangkok diners with bold flavors and fresh ingredients. Today, Somboon Seafood has 8 branches across the city. Below is a quick guide to all eight locations (including the main branch) with tips on how to get there. ...full story ››

Talad Neon Night Market sits right next to Bangkok’s prime shopping district near Chit Lom, making it one of the city’s most convenient night markets to reach. Just take the BTS to Chit Lom Station and follow the skywalk — you’ll get there in no time.
Talad Neon is open every day, so you can visit any night that fits your itinerary. Official hours run from 5:00 PM to midnight. ...full story ››

Looking for the best Pratunam Chicken Rice in Bangkok?
The Pratunam Market area is home to several famous spots specializing in Hainanese Chicken Rice, with the two most popular being the Michelin-recognized Go-Ang Kaomunkai Pratunam and the long-established Kuang Heng Chicken Rice. Whichever you choose, getting there is simple—the two restaurants sit just a few meters apart along the same route. So, how do you get there?
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