I would definitely come back to Asiatique the Riverfront time and again. There's always something fun and new to check out. Simply enjoy a leisurely walk and you don't even need to buy anything. Grab a good meal for dinner, watch the sunset, go on a calmer ride at the Grand Carousel and call it a day. The asiatique sky is high 60m. The ticket is THB500. You will admire the beauty of Bangkok night around 10-15 mins.The easiest and most comfortable way to get there is by taking the free boat that leaves from the Saphan Taksin dock. From there it's just 10 minutes down the river, and the boat runs from 5 pm to 11:30 pm, every 15 minutes. Another option is to take a taxi or tuk tuk, but it would take longer.

Asiatique looks like it hasn't yet rebounded from COVID. About half of the stalls are vacant. Most of the restaurants are open, though, and we had quite a good meal. But besides eating, there's not much else to do now. I visited when it first opened and it was very exciting, but sanitized version of Bangkok.

A very good tourist place for both locals and internationals, Love the outdoorsy vibe from the place. There’s this big open space for sitting not to mention the bean bags for us to rest after walking. Though there are many varieties of foods, souvenirs and stuff to buy. Some are quite expensive so I would recommend getting the product and price thoroughly. Overall really enjoyed it, Ferris wheel a bit expensive but if you have extra budget to spare I believe it will be worth the view.

One must visit this place during early evening and enjoy the ferris wheel ride. However I feel the price is a little steep. A great place to buy souvenirs and there are many dining options. I suggest if you plan to visit asiatique then plan a visit to iconsiam mall the same day morning. Then you save your travel time and taxi fare. As taxi fares are quiet a spend as all of them refuse to go by meter.

We arrived there by riverboat. It was quite modern and resembled a theme park. Lots of orchestrated music like you would hear at Universal Studios or Disneyland. But the shops were not so interesting for us. Lots of cheap tourist souvenirs and over priced. Most of the restaurants had menus that were also quite expensive for us. We ended up eating at a small restaurant booth that had Pad Thai and other less expensive foods.

Asiatique is on the opposite side of the river of our hotel we took a ferry over to visit the night market. It has a bustling atmosphere in places and yet there is something missing. Difficult to describe but it is not that easy to structurally enjoy the shopping or dining options.

Free boat from Sathorn Pier near the Saphan Taksin BTS. Heaving at night but dead during the day when at least 90% of it is closed. Would I visit here again? Only if I had to come here to get a boat for a river cruise. Most things for sale in the shops here are generally available elsewhere.

Fun place to look around, shop for souvenirs, take a boat ride, eat and drink. There’s a huge Ferris wheel there, but it had just been raining. They don’t wipe off the windows after the rain, so you can’t get any photos without drops. I tried to suggest they wipe off the windows that face the river, but they didn’t even make eye contact. I was surprised since most people there seemed to be Instagram photo takers!

Must visit with family. Though the street style experience is created it still is like a mall. Go there in a river cruise ferry boat in 20 Baht from Vat Arun Temple.

We had limited time in Bangkok on this visit and I am so pleased that we managed to fit in a visit to Asiatique one night. My only disappointment - I would have liked more time there before it started closing but we only got there after 10pm. We enjoyed the different 'market' style shopping (pricing seemed fair), and went on the Ferris wheel for a view over the river and the night lights. There are restaurants, the haunted castle and different sections to explore / shop. I would definitely return on a future visit to Bangkok, for the different character the place evokes, especially if they have more projects / exhibitions (there had recently been a Disney one.)