Wang Lang Market sits behind a narrow, chaotic maze of alleys, identified by the thick scent of deep-fried pork and the constant shuffle of passengers arriving by river boat. It occupies the former site of the royal Wang Lang Palace, which…
Wang Lang Market Food Walk
Cross the Chao Phraya River to eat your way through a legendary local street food market untouched by modern mall culture. We'll taste famous soft bakery buns, delicate wonton noodles, and classic mango sticky rice before ending at a historic riverfront temple.
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1. Wang Lang Market
2. Wang Lang Bakery
Wang Lang Bakery is marked by the constant, dense crowd gathered around its front counter and the heavy scent of butter and fresh yeast drifting into the street. It occupies a modest corner of the riverside market, serving custard-filled…
3. Saimai Shrimp Wonton Noodle
Saimai Shrimp Wonton Noodle sits inside a simple shophouse with a brightly lit sign featuring a cartoon shrimp. The owner, Uncle Mai, spent decades perfecting his recipe before opening this spot in Bangkok Noi. He makes the wontons by hand…
4. N10café
The N10café occupies a renovated shophouse along the Chao Phraya River, identified by the large metal letters spelling its name above the entrance. This building was once a storage facility for river traders, serving the busy barge traffic…
5. Moon House ข้าวเหนียวมะม่วง วังหลัง
Moon House at Wang Lang Market wears a bright yellow sign and keeps a steady line of people waiting for sticky rice and mango. The shop sits in a cramped alleyway where vendors have sold food for generations. A woman named Khun Moon…
6. Wat Rakhang Khositaram Woramahawihan
The name Wat Rakhang Khositaram means Temple of the Bell. A massive, weathered bell stands near the entrance, discovered here during the reign of King Rama the first. Legend says the deep, resonant chime of this bell carried all the way to…