Love love love this place so much! So much variety for foods, drinks, and snacks throughout the two portion complex. Easy to access through the Metro at Rama 9 or Grab Bikes. Prices are quite good for a high-quality night out. So many great options so make sure to go with friends and try a little bit of everything. It gets crowded on weekends and it can be hard to find dedicated space to sit for street food with larger groups. But for 2-3 it's easy to join others at tables. Loved the satays, pad thai, squid eggs, and so much more. Definitely worth going to for an evening to check out the scene, listen to some music, and drink some beers while exploring.

Easy reachable via underground train. Some good eats like takoyaki, sweet potato balls and crepe though prices are not cheap. Some stalls selling clothes and accessories. Coconut ice cream was almost tasteless. Good for one visit. Go early to get a seat as seats are v limited

One of the famous night market in bangkok. Was pretty crowded when I went there. Very accessible with public transportation especially if you're riding MRT. Many varieties of foods and clothes to shop. Overall a very nice experience except the walkway feels a bit crowded.

We visited Jodd Fairs twice during our visit to Bangkok, once on a Tuesday night and once on a Saturday night. The crowd were very different of course. There were 2 different sections of this night market, and there were many eateries and stalls that sells clothing, souvenirs, etc. We tried various snacks, beef noodles and the famed leng saap when we visited. There was even a live band and the atmosphere was quite fun. Worth a visit.

There’s a new jodd Fair at Dannermit. This night market highlight i guess would be the instagramtable castle that is situated at the entrance itself. However, this is further off and all the stores sell basically the same thing as the old jodd fair market at Rama 9. If you have limited time, I would suggest visting the old jodd fair market instead. Nearer and it also has a mall next to it.

First bkk visit after the pandemic. Very touristy, with tourists from an infamous country known to be rowdy and loud. Many of the shop owners speak basic english. Competitive food stall staffs speaking chinese to get ppl to patronise them. Split into 2 section, with mix of food and shopping mostly. Not much special from any other usual night market shops. A handful of thrifting vintage shops but underwhelming.

What a gem of a find. We saw this from the train and jumped off at the next station and so pleased we did. Not so busy so we weren’t crowded out with people. Great food and stalls. Eclectic mix of everything and even a cartoon style palace. Well worth a visit.

Foodie Heaven. This market is easy to reach via the MRT and very well laid out. Very busy by 9pm and an absolute must if you like food. Mango smoothies for us then a rack of ribs - but we paused at the size of the stacks of ribs. Cheeky hair cut then cocktails. Lots of craft and T-Shirt stalls and all immaculately clean.

Great place to go in the evening in Bangkok. Lots of choices for dinning or snacking. Also many clothing and clothing accessory shops to browse. Very lively and energetic place, but can get very crowded and difficult to maneuver through the crowded walk ways. Prices are very reasonable throughout.

Cleaner than other of the night market. Mostly seafood, same as other night market. Nothing special. Job fair is not really that big , saw many reviews that is good but still Preferred past night market that behind culture center or even past train market that have more things, can go once but not twice.