If you’re looking for a new place to shop, you definitely have to add this one to your list of malls to visit. Bangsue Junction is a massive six-storey shopping centre located opposite the popular Chatuchak Weekend Market — looks like you’ve got a whole day of shopping planned out for you.

The shopping centre features plenty of vintage items from furniture to craft, and even clothes — there’s plenty of options here for you to explore! Prices here are super affordable too, starting from just around S$3.80 (100THB). 

Brands-wise, you can certainly expect to see your usual streetwear brands such as Stussy, Dickies, Levi’s and Carhatt making an appearance here. You’ll even find some more atas brands like Polo Ralph Lauren, Patagonia, Harley Davidson and Tommy Hilfiger. 

There are also several shops selling rare NBA and NFL jerseys from the 90s and 2000s. But of course, prices for these brands would certainly be slightly higher, ranging from around S$20 to S$100 — still pretty reasonable if you ask me. 

Apart from streetwear brands, you can also find plenty of Y2K apparel, graphic tees, denim jeans, reworked pieces and more. Your shopping spree here is not complete without shopping for matching accessories like bags, jewellery, shoes and even sunnies. 

For those looking to dip their toes into the whole cowboy aesthetic, you’d be pleased to know that there are plenty of vintage cowboy boots, hats, and tassel jackets to help you build the perfect country look. 

The mall also has plenty of vintage furniture for you to check out — although it might be a challenge trying to lug it back to Singapore. Bangsue also has a selection of vintage film cameras and other knick knacks as well as some pretty homeware that would be great for when you wanna break out the fine China for your dinner guests. 

The mall is easily accessible too — just a short walk from Kamphaeng Phet MRT station. Once you’re done here, make sure to hop over to Chatuchak for some yummy street food. One thing to note if you’re planning a trip down to Bangsue Junction is to make sure you have cash on hand as most of the stores here are cash-only. 

Have you added this massive mall to your Bangkok itinerary yet? 

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Yes, I’m talking about that famous night market best known for its trendy street eats, nightlife, and the viral watermelon juice lady from that one smoothie stall.

We say “the more, the merrier”, and in this case, another Jodd Fairs — Jodd Fairs DanNemarit — has opened along Phahonyothin Road at the site of former amusement park Dan Neramit.

Firstly, it’s way more spacious than the OG location at Rama 9, so there’ll be plenty of space for you and your friends to shop, eat, and soak up the vibes.

As expected of Jodd Fairs, there are plenty of exciting photo-ops to go all out at.

The highlight of the entire compound is a massive fairytale castle (one of the most distinctive features of the old amusement park) flanked by vintage cars and colourful hot air balloons, so you can channel your inner Rapunzel or imagine yourself on a vacay in Turkey.

There’s even an actual lake with a charming dock (complete with suitcases and a boat serving as a backdrop) — the perfect spot to have very own vintage-style photoshoot. You really don’t see this at other night markets, do you?

Food-wise, you can look forward to a dizzying array of street fare that’ll leave you feeling spoilt for choice.

Feast on Thai pancakes, fruit slushies, marinated raw seafood, raclette cheese, Taiwanese ice cream rolls, cheesy oden, brownies, and foam-topped bubble tea, just to name a few. The list is practically endless, so there’s definitely something for everyone.

You can even enjoy a picnic under the stars on the grass patch surrounding the stalls.

Once you’ve done eating your fill, walk through the stretch of stalls selling stylish clothes, accessories, vintage knick knacks, antiques, and so much more — perhaps you’ll find a couple of special souvenirs to take home!

The market can be accessed via the MRT Blue Line by taking exit 3 from the Phahon Yothin station, or via the BTS (exit 4 from the Ha yaek Lat Phrao station).

Planning a getaway to Bangkok very soon? This is the best time to eat, shop, and play your way through Jodd Fairs DanNeramit, so you’re better off heading down before it becomes even more well-known (with crazy crowds and all)!

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Once the VTL between Singapore and Thailand gets reinstated, we’re quite confident that you’ll want to add this train night market to your itineraries. Here’s what you need to know about the newly-rebranded attraction:

It will still serve favourites like Volcano Ribs, Watermelon Smoothies, Leng Saap & others

Amongst the popular night market eats, the uniquely Thai dish — Leng Saap — is also available. The iconic heaping mountain of pork spine in broth is hard to miss, and you’ll be able to feast on an authentic version of it once more.

It’s located at Phra Ram 9 train station

Right behind Central Rama 9, Jodd Fairs is a mere 4 minutes’ walk from Phra Ram 9 train station.

It’s open daily

Yes, you don’t have to navigate the tricky hours of night market openings, or have to worry about planning your travel dates around this market. Because it’s open daily from 11am to midnight, you can pop in almost anytime you feel like, and even make multiple trips back.

There will be live music

From an image posted today (1 Dec 2021), it appears that live bands are back in full swing, which means you’ll be able to enjoy the familiar sounds of Bangkok night markets once more — especially in case you’ve forgotten what live music sounds like.

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