Nang Loeng Market

Over 120 years old, the Nang Loeng Market was Thailand’s first land market. This iconic open-air market is located in the heart of Bangkok’s Old Town, home to historic temples, ruins, and museums. Nang Loeng Market is an ideal place to find traditional street food dishes such as Vietnamese banh xeo crepes, sai krok pla name (rice sausage eaten with dried fish crumbs and wrapped in lettuce), and green curry, all while breathing in ancient sites from Bangkok’s past.

This market is open from 08:00 until 15:00 except for Sunday when it remains open until 17:00.

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Khao San Road

If you’re in the mood for some late-night feasting while out on the town, then Khao San Road is sure to have all the food you could hope to indulge in. Filled with bars, hotels, and stores, this street comes to life once the sun goes down and all of the street food vendors come out to play. Whether you’re looking for a hearty Pad Thai or something sweet such as banana pancakes and fruit shakes, Khao San Road is sure to have something to tickle your tastebuds.

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Khlong Toei Market

If you’re looking for an authentic, local food market experience, then Khlong Toei is the Bangkok market for you! This sprawling market is filled with street vendors offering an extensive array of goods, ranging from freshly-delivered fruits and vegetables to cooked traditional Thai dishes. What’s more, it’s open 24 hours, making it easy to fit in with your schedule.

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Here are four mouth-watering Thai street dishes that you simply must try!

Pad See Eiw

This hearty dish consists of wide rice noodles that are stir-friend in soy sauce with chicken, pork or beef, and broccoli or cabbage.

Som Tam

One of the most popular street foods in Thailand, the Som Tam salad is a beautiful blend of green papaya, carrots, tomatoes, peanuts, dried shrimp string beans, garlic, fish sauce, lime juice, chillies and sugar.

Moo Ping

Moo Ping is the name for the famous Thai skewers of grilled pork, which are the ideal on-the-go street snack. As simple as it sounds, the dish offers an exciting mix of flavors – it’s prepared with garlic, soy sauce and sugar.

Tom Yum Goong

With it’s bold, spicy flavor and traditional Thai ingredients such as fresh prawns, lemon grass, galangal, chilli, fresh lime juice and fish sauce, this spicy shrimp soup has a bold, spicy flavor, which might not be everybody’s cup of tea, but it’s definitely worth a try!

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Nang Loeng Market

Over 120 years old, the Nang Loeng Market was Thailand’s first land market. This iconic open-air market is located in the heart of Bangkok’s Old Town, home to historic temples, ruins, and museums. Nang Loeng Market is an ideal place to find traditional street food dishes such as Vietnamese banh xeo crepes, sai krok pla name (rice sausage eaten with dried fish crumbs and wrapped in lettuce), and green curry, all while breathing in ancient sites from Bangkok’s past.

This market is open from 08:00 until 15:00 except for Sunday when it remains open until 17:00.

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Et opslag delt af Fullfaraway (@fullfaraway)

Khao San Road

If you’re in the mood for some late-night feasting while out on the town, then Khao San Road is sure to have all the food you could hope to indulge in. Filled with bars, hotels, and stores, this street comes to life once the sun goes down and all of the street food vendors come out to play. Whether you’re looking for a hearty Pad Thai or something sweet such as banana pancakes and fruit shakes, Khao San Road is sure to have something to tickle your tastebuds.

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A post shared by Jonathan Cadore (@jonathancadore)

Khlong Toei Market

If you’re looking for an authentic, local food market experience, then Khlong Toei is the Bangkok market for you! This sprawling market is filled with street vendors offering an extensive array of goods, ranging from freshly-delivered fruits and vegetables to cooked traditional Thai dishes. What’s more, it’s open 24 hours, making it easy to fit in with your schedule.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Chef Vicky Ratnani (@vickythechef)

The post Best Outdoor Food Markets in Bangkok, Thailand appeared first on Traveler Master.

Here are four mouth-watering Thai street dishes that you simply must try!

Pad See Eiw

This hearty dish consists of wide rice noodles that are stir-friend in soy sauce with chicken, pork or beef, and broccoli or cabbage.

Som Tam

One of the most popular street foods in Thailand, the Som Tam salad is a beautiful blend of green papaya, carrots, tomatoes, peanuts, dried shrimp string beans, garlic, fish sauce, lime juice, chillies and sugar.

Moo Ping

Moo Ping is the name for the famous Thai skewers of grilled pork, which are the ideal on-the-go street snack. As simple as it sounds, the dish offers an exciting mix of flavors – it’s prepared with garlic, soy sauce and sugar.

Tom Yum Goong

With it’s bold, spicy flavor and traditional Thai ingredients such as fresh prawns, lemon grass, galangal, chilli, fresh lime juice and fish sauce, this spicy shrimp soup has a bold, spicy flavor, which might not be everybody’s cup of tea, but it’s definitely worth a try!

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