[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Talat Noi (Updated Jul)

Share coordinates for one day trip to Bangkok Travelers and content lovers, save this quick! Plenty of photo spots + food A trip route for content lovers X food lovers 1️⃣ Talad Noi – Old area, vintage feel • Highlights: Graffiti wall x Artistic cafes all over the alley • 🗺️ Location: Soi Charoen Krung 22, Samphanthawong District • 🚇 How to get there: MRT Hua Lamphong → Walk for about 10 minutes or ride a tuk-tuk • ☕ Recommended: Hong Sieng Kong, a super cool riverside cafe 2️⃣ Thanon Song Wat – Street Snap, unique angles • Highlights: Ancient Chinese buildings / The classics of the wholesale district • 🗺️ Location: Next to Talad Noi, you can walk straight ahead! 3️⃣ Yaowarat – Street Food queen! • Highlights: Steamed cockles, morning glory noodles, fried dough sticks, chrysanthemum tea • 🗺️ Location: Yaowarat Road • 🚇 How to get there: MRT Wat Mangkon → Walkable • 💡 Tips: Go in the evening~night, the light is beautiful and there are plenty of food! 4️⃣ Talat Phlu – Local food from the old shop • Highlights: Nai See-Iw Roast Pork Rice, Mae Boonchuai Chives, Black Sesame Pancakes • 🗺️ Location: Along the Bangkok Yai Canal, Thonburi District • 🚆 How to get there: BTS Talat Phlu → Take a motorcycle taxi for 5 minutes or walk 5️⃣ Sao Chingcha – Classic food + temples • Highlights: Mae Prapa Pancakes, Khao Chae, Khanom Jeen Namya • 🗺️ Location: In front of Sao Chingcha, Phra Nakhon District • 🚌 How to get there: Take bus number 12, 42 or Grab for the easiest way 6️⃣ Tha Phra Athit – End the day with a super chill riverside • Highlights: Walk along the river, watch the sunset, watch street musicians • 🗺️ Location: Near Thammasat University, Tha Phra Chan • 🚤 How to get there: Chao Phraya Express Boat, get off at Tha Phra Athit Or taxi/Grab “Let me tell you, in one day, you can visit everything, including vintage, cafes, lots of food, and content corners! BKK will never be boring~” #Rainy season destinations

#Travel to save the world #Bangkok attractions #Talad Noi 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. ✨️Talad Noi is an old Chinese community since the beginning of Rattanakosin. ✨️You can come to visit for cultural tourism, rent a bicycle🚲 to ride in the community, see the shrine⛩️Rong Keaw, the shrine⛩️Zhou Shigong, the Port Department, which is a replica of the house of Chao Phraya Wisutsakorn and Chao Sua Seng. In front, there is a giant robot made from leftover iron to show that this place used to be the largest source of spare parts in the country. There is also Wat Pathum Khongkha and beautiful old classic buildings. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/VKLz21rpKs3w1FWy9

Talad Noi, located in the Charoen Krung area, is a charming old-style neighborhood with artistic touches and a Chinese community vibe. The alleys are filled with unique shops selling clothes, collectibles, and cozy cafes ☕️ offering drinks. There are also artistic photo spots featuring street art 🖼️ and delicious restaurants. If you're driving, parking might be challenging, so it's recommended to take the MRT Blue Line to Hua Lamphong station and then hop on a motorcycle taxi or tuk-tuk to get there. 📍Address: Talad Noi, Charoen Krung

#NewYearNewTrip Location: Leap Cafe, Charoenkrung, Bangkok Atmosphere: Simple and great coffee! Leap Cafe has a beautiful, simple and uncluttered atmosphere, making it a comfortable place to relax. The menu has a great selection of choices, and the coffee is also great! It is a great place for those who want to enjoy a quiet and satisfying experience. Highly recommended! 📍Address: House, 647 Thanon Klan Tan, Khwaeng Talat Noi, Kalantan, Bangkok 10100

#tripflytoaskfornewyear 6 cafe locations in Charoenkrung, Talat Noi, Bangkok 1. Sunset Coffee Roaster - Charoenkrung Sunset Charoenkrung: A famous cafe from Pattaya that has recently opened in Bangkok. The vibe is great. There is a DJ in the shop. Listen to chill music. The old building is beautifully decorated. 2. Leap Cafe: Another old cafe in Charoenkrung that has renovated an old building into a cafe. It is beautiful and has a great vibe. 3. KHIRI Thai Tea Flagship Store: A famous Thai tea cafe. It is very delicious. There are many menus. You must come and try it. The old building is beautifully decorated. 4. Chan Khanom Wan Chan Khanom Wan & Heaven On Earth Café: A dessert cafe in Charoenkrung. The shop is a cute blue shop. There are many Thai desserts to choose from. The old building has been beautifully renovated. 5. Lhong Men: A Chinese food cafe on the corner of Yaowarat Road. There are many menus. It is delicious. The Chinese theme shop is very beautiful. 6. AM Tea: A small milk tea cafe. It is not expensive. Sit and drink. Sit and relax. It is hot and chill. The shop is in an old shophouse in Charoen Krung area.

#tripflytoaskfornewyear Location: Leap Cafe, Talad Noi Cafe Atmosphere: A coffee shop in an old building in Yaowarat, Talad Noi. Renovated an old building to make a cafe, maintaining the vintage look. Very beautiful. I like it. It looks charming. The shop is beautiful. The interior is decorated in a minimalist style. The staff welcomed me very well. I like drinking coffee and listening to music. The atmosphere is very good. 📍Address: House, 647 Thanon Klan Tan, Khwaeng Talat Noi, Kalantan, Bangkok 10100

#tripflytoaskfornewyear Location: KHIRI Thai Tea Flagship Store Atmosphere: A Thai tea shop that selects tea leaves from all over the country. No parking, you can park on the side of the road. There are three floors of seating. The staff are good at recommending. Every menu has a strong Thai tea. As for the Thai milk tea, the taste is quite good. The decoration of the ingredients in each menu looks well-designed and worth the price. The taste complements every Thai tea menu. Thai tea lovers should not miss this. 📍Address: Tri Mit Rd, Khwaeng Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 If you want to experience the beautiful scenery of Bangkok’s old town, it is recommended to visit the Talat Noi #達莱仔 community. Located on the other side of the Iconsiam River in Chao Phraya, from Holy Rosary Church to Song Wat Rd., this stretch of road is small and intricate, with a touch of the alleyways of Penang and Tainan. Talat Noi was developed very early because it is located along the Chao Phraya River. It is a place where outsiders live and bring their cultural beliefs with them. Here you can see Chinese temples, European-style churches, and many machine parts factories. Walking through the mottled walls and alleys covered with modern graffiti, you can see the conflict and integration of historical intersections. Talat Noi means "small market" in Thai. Many old houses have been transformed into hipster selections or specialty coffee shops. It is a good place to take photos wherever you turn a corner. It has a strong sense of history and local life. It is recommended to stroll along "Schlongkorn Road" and "Yaowarat Road" together to experience the cultural customs along the Chao Phraya River and Chinatown, and taste street food by the way. Talat Noi recommended attractions: ✓#The Holy Rosary Church ✓Mother Roaster Talat Noi (coffee shop) ✓#Su Hengtai Residence ✓Antique Turtle car ✓#Shunxing Palace (Qingshui Zushi Temple) ✓Hong Sieng Kong (Old House Coffee) ✓#Dalaizi Museum #ThailandFreeTravel #BangkokTravel #talatnoi #bangkok

Located along the Chao Phraya River, Talat Noi is one of Bangkok's oldest communities. It is now popular among tourists for its street art, old houses turned into cafes, and local snacks. To promote the area, a museum called Talat Noi Museum was established, offering an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the community's development history. The museum is housed in an old factory building and spans three floors. The first floor features an information desk and a creative product area. Visitors can register their basic information to enjoy free admission. The air conditioning inside is very cool, making it a comfortable visit. The second and third floors are exhibition rooms showcasing the origins and unique features of the Talat Noi community. There are many old photos and newspaper articles, which are quite commemorative. There are also some photo spots for visitors to take pictures. The museum is very thoughtfully designed and is well worth a visit.

ENVIES Cafe is a cafe located in Talad Noi, Charoen Krung Road. It stands out with its loft-style decoration that combines the warmth of wooden surfaces with shiny materials. The design emphasizes earth tones, giving a warm and friendly feeling. It is suitable for sitting and sipping coffee or meeting up with friends.  📍Address: Talad Noi, Bangkok 🏖️Environment/Facilities: No parking 🕰️bOpening hours: 8:00-17:00 #WinterTravel

Visited and shared to stories 🚶Take a walk around the Talad Noi community and stop by another photo spot, the Street Art. There are beautiful murals along the walls to admire along various routes.🚗 🏘️Talad Noi, or as it was traditionally called 'Talak Kia', is a commercial area that has existed since the early Rattanakosin period due to its location along the Chao Phraya River on the Phra Nakhon side. It had a pier for docking, making travel convenient both by land and water at that time. As a result, many Chinese people settled here for trade and residence. We can still see traces along the way as we explore and enjoy the community's way of life, including traditional Chinese shops and numerous Chinese shrines, both small and large. 🧡🧡🧡 📢Open all the time, you can walk and take pictures anytime.

Bangkok is home to many century-old communities, such as the Samphanthawong community (dating back to the 18th century) centered around Chinatown, the Banglamphu community, a gathering place for nobles on the west side of the Grand Palace, and the Talat Noi community, known for its street art and old buildings. But among these communities, the Kudichin community is particularly special. It is dominated by Western culture and has a history of more than 200 years. It is an important mark left by Portuguese immigrants in Bangkok. [History of the Kudichin Community] Portugal was one of the first European countries to establish formal diplomatic and trade relations with Thailand (then Siam), a relationship that began in 1511. At that time, the Portuguese came to Siam as merchants, missionaries, and military advisers. After the Ayutthaya Kingdom was captured by Burma in 1767, King Rama I of Thailand moved the capital to Bangkok and settled some Portuguese in a community along the Chao Phraya River, which is today's Kudichin community. [Recommended Attractions] Santa Cruz Church · Built in the 1770s, it is one of the oldest Catholic churches in Bangkok. The design of the church incorporates Portuguese architectural styles, and although it has been renovated several times, it still retains some of its original features. It is the core landmark of the community and a witness to the history of the Portuguese integrating into Thai society. Baan Kudichin Museum · The museum provides a comprehensive overview of the history of the Portuguese in Bangkok, with sculptures, gardens, traditional houses, and handicrafts. I was attracted by an old wooden piano and couldn't help but play it for a long time. · Featured food: The cafe here offers authentic Portuguese desserts, such as Foi Thong and Portuguese egg tarts, which are worth a try! [Community Experience] Walking through the alleys of the Kudichin community, you can see Jesus paintings and exquisite mailboxes of different styles hanging in every household. The community is full of the atmosphere of the collision of Portuguese and Thai cultures, quiet and charming. In addition, there are also Jian An Palace and Guan Di Temple near the community, and visitors can connect these attractions to experience the multiculturalism of the area. It is a place worth spending an afternoon exploring.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Been there Share to stories 🚙Take you to worship at the Zhou Sikong Shrine in the Talad Noi community, which is 200 years old. 🙏The main shrine here is called the Zhou Sikong Shrine, which is over 200 years old and is an important place of worship for the Hokkien Chinese people in this community. It is the home of the Lord Seng Chui Cho Si and other deities such as the Tai Zi Yi, Lord Guan Yu, the Goddess of Mercy, the Lord of the Tiger, and most importantly, there are 36 deities. ⏱️Monday - Friday Open 06.00 - 16.00 hrs. ⏱️Saturday - Sunday Open 06.00 - 17.00 hrs. #BeenThereSharetostories #TaladNoi #ZhouSikongShrine #VisitBangkok

Talat Noi .. is an old Chinese community located along the Chao Phraya River. This area is rich in history and has a long-standing heritage. It beautifully blends Thai and Chinese cultures, which can be seen in the local lifestyle and the old houses lining the community. .. Nowadays, this community is also adorned with vibrant street art hidden in many corners, along with various art pieces integrated throughout the area. .. For those who love photography or street art, this place is a must-visit. .. Moreover, it is easily accessible by public transport and the Chao Phraya Express Boat.

#Chinese architecture Been there Share to stories 🚶Let's take a walk and see the 250-year-old Chinese architecture at Talad Noi, Bangkok. 🏡So Heng Tai, an ancient Chinese mansion in Hokkien style that has been in Rattanakosin for over 250 years. Location: #Talad Noi. Currently, the 8th generation heir has converted it into a cafe for tourists to come and relax. What's unique and different is that there is a swimming pool in the middle of the house. So Heng Tai is also a diving school. 📢If you come to walk around Talad Noi, stop by to see the ancient Chinese architecture at this mansion. ⏱️Open Tuesday - Sunday 09.00 - 18.00 hrs. #Been there sharetostories #Talad Noi #So Heng Tai #Talad Noi attractions #Visit Bangkok

#triptravelasia Been there Share to stories 🚶Let's visit a Japanese coffee shop owned by Japanese people. Inside the shop, there will be art for you to visit at HUGS.songwat 🎌HUGS.songwat is a brunch cafe owned by a Japanese couple who love Thailand and the atmosphere of the Song Wat-Talat Noi area. Therefore, they decided to open a cafe with an artistic vibe and a warm atmosphere for people to stop by for breakfast, sip coffee, and eat homemade pastries. ☕As for the menu in the shop, everything from the plates to the glasses to the drinks are all imported from Japan. The pastries are homemade and made by the owner. In addition, there is ready-to-serve food in a fusion style that combines Japanese, Thai, and Australian styles. ☕🥘🧆 HUGS Songwat 📌Address: Song Wat Road, Charoen Phanit Alley (Before reaching Siang Kong Shrine) ⏱️Open: Wednesday-Monday 08.30-20.00 hrs. (Sunday-Monday closes at 18.00 hrs., closed on Tuesdays) #Been there Sharetostoeirs #Hugssongwat #Hugs #Cafe on Song Wat Road #Japanese Cafe

#staycationBangkok Been there Share to stories 🚶Take a walk around Talad Noi community. Stop by another popular photo check-in spot, which is the remains of an old float car with an old wall in the background with exposed bricks. So cool! 🚗 🏘️Talad Noi, or as people in the past called it "Talak Kia", is a commercial area that has been around since the early Rattanakosin period because it is located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River on the Phra Nakhon side. There is a pier for parking, so traveling is convenient both on land and water. At that time, many Chinese people settled here to do business and live there. We can still see traces on both sides of the road where we walked to explore and visit the way of life of this community, both traditional Chinese shops and many Chinese shrines, both small and large. 🧡🧡🧡 📢Open all the time. You can walk and take pictures all the time. #Been there sharetostories #TaladNoi #VisitBangkok #VisitCharoenKrung #TaladNoiFloatCar

Hello everyone, today we will introduce you to a place that we took our foreign friends to! 1. Wat Arun Let's start with Wat Arun. This temple is very beautiful. The pagoda is tall and stands on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Going up to the top to see the view is so awesome. 2. Wat Pho Next is Wat Pho, which has the largest reclining Buddha in Thailand. This place is quiet and has a lot of history. There are also amazing carvings. 3. Yaowarat Then we went to Yaowarat or Chinatown. Let me tell you that this place is full of delicious food! At night, the atmosphere is very lively. Try the seafood and dim sum. 4. Siam area Then we went to Siam. Siam is the center of shopping. There are many department stores to choose from. You can walk here all day and still not get bored. 5. Chatuchak Weekend Market Don't miss Chatuchak Weekend Market. There are many products here, from clothes to food. If you come on Saturday or Sunday, there will be a lot of shops. 6. Red Building (Bang Sue Junction) Another place we stopped was Red Building, a very beautiful historical landmark. The photos will definitely look good. 7. Jodd Fair, Magic Land Jodd Fair is just as fun. It's a night market with delicious food and lots of handmade products. The atmosphere is nice and there's live music. 8. Talad Noi, Charoen Krung Finally, we went to Talad Noi, Charoen Krung. There are many cool shops and cafes here. The atmosphere is diverse, making you feel like you're in Bangkok. Overall, I was very impressed. I'll definitely come back to visit many places! 💰Average price per person: 10,000 baht (the version with lots of food and shopping, lol) 📍Address: Bangkok, Thailand #100waystotravel #bangkok #getdiscountswithoutluck

For those in Bangkok who are bored with crowded places, I recommend Talad Noi for those who like street art. There are beautiful artworks on the walls that are worth taking pictures of. When you go to Talad Noi, you have to take a picture with this old car. At 32 Bar, the chocolate is the best. It starts at 95 baht if I remember correctly. There are also many delicious foods. I followed Alex's food list because I like Ling Om. I ate the chilled pork leg. It was the best. So juicy! 🤤 #StreetArt For those who don't have a personal car, you can take the M and get off at Wat Mangkon Station. #100TravelTips

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#CafeReview TravelDlux takes you to a cafe on Charoen Krung Road near Talat Noi. It's a small cafe that's worth sitting in. There are quite a few photo spots. Anyone who sees this green shop will definitely catch their eye and want to stop by for coffee and toast with custard. The staff provides good service. The coffee tastes good. Today, I ordered an iced latte and iced chocolate. It's okay. It's a standard coffee. You can stop by to recharge. It's not difficult to get there. 📍SYRUP and more Talat Noi, Samphanthawong #BangkokTravel #MustVisitCafe #dluxyourday #traveldlux

#Bangkok attractions #Talad Noi #Charoen Krung An old community area in Bangkok, Talad Noi, Charoen Krung is a commercial area along the Chao Phraya River. The way of life of old houses and buildings The place where there are photos attached to the walls of street art paintings on the walls of houses and alleys makes Talad Noi a tourist attraction that anyone who likes to take pictures of. Today, we take everyone to visit the old city area of ​​Charoen Krung, called Talad Noi. Today ... #Bangkok attractions

#Flying to Hong Kong I often check in at cafes in Bangkok. I want to change my check-in location to Hong Kong.😍🌟 And yes, in this post, I am still in Bangkok. The Summer Coffee Company has opened a new branch in Charoen Krung-Talat Noi area. It is located on the ground floor of Wongwai Wich Building, which is considered an old company. The shop is made of glass in front on the side of the road. It is clearly noticeable. When you go inside, it is lively because there is a DJ playing music. It is so much fun! Customers are always coming and going. Luckily, we got a seat. The atmosphere is chill, comfortable, and a little bit fun. For coffee, non-coffee drinks, and homemade desserts, you can order at the counter. We chose Summer Time, a signature coffee mixed with passion fruit and mango puree made by the shop.🥭 It tastes good. It has a rich fruity flavor. When it is combined with coffee, it feels perfect. It is easy to drink and very refreshing. 🕗 Open daily from 08.00-20.00 hrs. 🚘 Parking at Talat Noi Car Park on the opposite side (parking fee is 40 baht per hour). #BangkokCafe #Cafe with a relaxing atmosphere #Bangkok attractions #Must-visit cafes #Cafe #Cafe reviews

The Talat Noi district stretches along the Chao Phraya River, south of Chinatown. It is a tourist spot within walking distance from Hua Lamphong Station. This area, which once flourished as a market and trading hub for overseas Chinese, has been transformed into a fashionable area dotted with coffee shops and cafes and restaurants that have been renovated from old buildings. There is wall art painted on the miscellaneous alleys, and it is recommended to stroll around while taking photos. Since the visit was before dusk, the flow of people enjoying walking around the city was calm, and I was able to enjoy the atmosphere at a leisurely pace. Next time, I hope to enjoy cafe time at Mother Roaster or Hong Sheng Kong. Visited in October 2023. #BangkokTourism #OverseasTravel #Asia #SoutheastEastAsia #Thailand #ThailandTrip #Bangkok #BackAlley #TalatNoi #talatnoi

📍Talad Noi Community 📍Location: 22 Charoen Krung Road, Talad Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100 📷 Photography enthusiasts will definitely love this place. This street is located in Soi Charoen Krung. You can take bus number 1 and get off there. Walk into the alley and you will see beautiful street art paintings that reflect the way of life of the locals here. There is also a Chinese temple and a horseshoe shrine where people often come to take pictures and make wishes. ☕️ This street also has cute cafes and hostels. If you like art, you must come to this area. #ArtisticAttractions #TravelAroundThailand #Bangkok #CommunityTravel #Photography

⛩️So Heng Tai or Baan Duangtawan, an old mansion that is over 220 years old. The mansion was built in Hokkien Teochew architecture, with a house plan like a wealthy lord at that time, called 4 houses surrounding the courtyard. 🏭 The courtyard is a wide stone courtyard in the middle, surrounded by buildings on 4 sides. The front is a prominent red archway. The mansion has 2 floors, with a raised terrace in the style of an ancient Thai house. The floor of the house is made of golden teak. #Bangkok attractions #Talat Noi

🛵 "Talad Noi" This area is considered a Chinese community area. Because the Chinese have lived here since the beginning of Rattanakosin. And it is an old commercial area located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Expanded from Sampeng area and importantly, it is easy to travel here and very convenient. So why wouldn't we choose to come here? There are old famous shops, easy to travel, many photo spots, and most importantly, the budget is not as high as you think!! 🚇 For transportation, we chose to travel by MRT because we thought it was the most convenient. Get off at Hua Lamphong Station (Ex no.1). #Bangkok attractions

🌈 An old community area with street art for taking pictures, while there are many restaurants and coffee shops in the alleys around. ⭐️ Our favorite highlight is the graffiti, which allows us to take pictures on both sides of the wall. There are also many beautiful corners to take pictures all day long. Walking out of Soi San Chao, there are many old restaurants with old recipes. You can choose to stop and try some. 😁 📍: 22 Charoen Krung Rd., Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100 #ArtisticAttractions #TalatNoi #TalatNoiCharoenKrung

After that, we moved on to walk around #YaanSongwat. We walked from the parking lot about 200 meters to stop by for coffee and dessert at a special shop, which is a small secret cafe in Saphan Mon Alley. The shop has a loft and vintage feel, but it is quite small. The menu we ordered was ☕️ Oat milk latte (80.-) 🍞 Signature bread 1 pair (100.-) Hot baked bread in the shape of a head, a special recipe of the shop, on top of cold homemade coconut ice cream. It was fragrant, creamy, smooth, not too sweet, very delicious. 🕒: Open 11.00 - 17.00 🚗: Chang Park parking lot or Phoe Ing School 📍: Songwat Road, Samphanthawong Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100 #CafeReview #MustVisitCafe #CafeReview #CafeWithCozyAtmosphere