Bangkok Noi

Markets and Shopping Destinations

This collection highlights the diverse shopping landscape of Bangkok Noi and its riverside neighbors. It features the historic Taling Chan Floating Market, established in 1987, alongside specialized venues like the Tha Phra Chan Amulet Market and the herb-filled stalls of Thanon Maharat. The list covers traditional fresh markets like Phran Nok and Tha Tien—known for wholesale dried seafood—as well as modern fashion hubs like Pintong Plaza and major supermarkets for everyday essentials.

Taling Chan Floating Market

Opened in 1987, this floating market offers a unique opportunity to glimpse into the daily lives of the locals, as well as to experience…

Tha Phra Chan Market - Amulets market

As the name suggests, this is where you should go hunting for amulets. You might stumble upon some intriguing pieces.

Thanon Maharat

At this traditional market you can buy some spices, herbs or flowers. Stop by and experience the authentic atmosphere!

Tha Tien Market

Historic riverside market specializing in wholesale dried seafood, traditional Thai herbs, and local products.

Nakhon Luang Market

Local community market offering fresh produce, ready-to-eat meals, and household goods.

Phran Nok Market

One of the district's largest fresh markets, known for its extensive selection of ingredients, seafood, and street food stalls.

Pintong Plaza

Retail complex featuring numerous stalls dedicated to affordable fashion, clothing, and accessories.

Pin Ngan Plaza

Shopping arcade specializing in trendy apparel, shoes, and beauty products located near the Pinklao intersection.

Tesco Lotus

Large-scale supermarket and department store providing groceries, electronics, and household essentials.

Foodland

24-hour supermarket known for its fresh produce, imported goods, and on-site restaurant.

Tops

Modern supermarket offering a variety of domestic and imported groceries, fresh bakery items, and prepared foods.

Max Valu Supermarket

Japanese-style supermarket chain featuring fresh groceries, ready-to-eat meals, and daily necessities.