Ong Ang Walking Street

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Loved this street - so romantic with the night lights. Also, very cozy with all the places you can sit by the river & have a drink or a bite of something tasty. However it's a nice walk along the canal and there's an alley with a lot of lanterns. If you have time you could also drop by Yaowarat for some dessert, which is around 10 min walk away.

This is one of the most local but cozy places in bkk. During the cool season from Nov to Feb, you can sit beside the canal and enjoy various street food. Lucky enough you may meet celebrations or music performances. My favorite vendors are fired rice cakes ( 粿 ） filling with chives or taro or bamboo or shrimp or radish , pour on sweet, salty sauce , very tasty! And the one which runs the very unpredictable business hours, serving the steam seafood. Recommend their jelly fish and mussel !

This walking street along the canal is quite popular and busy when it's open (on the weekends). There is some nice wall art to see and a lot of food and drink options to try from food stalls and also permanent restaurants. Sometimes you can see live dance/music acts perform here on special occasions. I recommend going in the evening to see the lights as well. It can be very busy but a nice experience. To get here you can go to MRT Sam Yot exit 1 and walk.

A good place to eat Thai street food and experience Loy Krathong Festival

Whilst it has lost the original luster, still a nice canal to walk along, enjoying streetart. Quite a bit of food and beer options, with some of the better Indian and also Nepalese food in Thailand being served in the redtaurants around the corner.