4.3
Travel District Phra Nakhon

Talat Kao

Old Thai-Chinese trading community

Monday 05:00-18:00

Wat Mangkon 4 Min Blue-Line MRT
Hua Lamphong 1 km Blue-Line MRT

Hua Lamphong 1km Si Rat Expressway

Soi Yaowarat 11 - Bangkok

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I loved wandering through this old market—so many unique dried seafood and those rainbow lobster balls were a tasty surprise, plus the vendors were super friendly and helpful.

Prem S. (2026)

Talat Kao is a paradise for Chinese food lovers. The market offers a variety of ingredients and herbal drinks. Don't miss the scrumptious shrimp dumplings and noodles, all at reasonable prices. For more street food, venture out to Charoenkrung Road nearby.

Pranom Sitwat (2025)

This historic market, one of the oldest in Bangkok, offers a variety of ready-made specialties such as rainbow lobster balls, seafood sausages, and fermented cabbage. Opening at 4 a.m., it's a food haven with dishes crafted over decades. The market also sells prayer goodies, and while parking is limited, underground trains and taxis are convenient options.

Jaxon (2025)

Talat Kao stands out with its unique selection of wigs, shoes, craft supplies, and trinkets. The market is a maze of alleyways perfect for exploring, with plenty of street treats to keep you satisfied. Come hungry and ready to discover.

Prasert Sisuk (2025)

Talat Kao, located in the heart of Chinatown on Soi Yaowarat 11, is a bustling market filled with beauty accessories like hairpins, wigs, and keychains. Street food stalls abound, offering mini tables and chairs for a quick, delicious bite.

Thea (2024)

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