Most days you’ll find a pop-up, tented street food market outside of CentralWorld mall on the plaza hugging Ratchadamri Road.
Local haunt P’Aor’s must-order dish, tom yum goong noodles, just might be one of your favorite meals ever.
In the evenings, (except for Mondays), the relatively new Ratchada Train Market offers everything from touristy knickknacks to vintage clothing.
Serving hard-to-find Thai dishes in an upscale, hip atmosphere, the restaurant is true to Thai cuisine's roots, yet still manages to add a special twist.
Soul Food Mahanakorn's kitchen revolves around what's fresh in the markets -- seafood from Sam Yan one day or meat from Or Tor Kor another.
Curious name aside, WTF on Sukhumvit Soi 51 lives up to its multi-faceted concept of food-drink-art-friendship, attracting the city's intellectual and creative class.
Speakeasy-like bar with a Shanghai opium den vibe comes with the solid pedigree of nightlife mogul Ashley Sutton.
Gaysorn Plaza has popular brands like Sretsis and Issue, while celeb favorite Kloset has shops at Siam Center, Siam Paragon and CentralWorld.
Head for the historic Jim Thompson House and learn about the brand's mysterious namesake, an American who gained worldwide recognition for rebuilding the Thai silk industry.
Most of the country's leading artists of the last 50 years are represented, as well as some lesser-known greats.
The creation of Thai floral artist Sakul Intakul, the museum is for flower and nature lovers and those with an interest in Thai flower culture.
The famous Thai famous architect, Duangrit Bunnag, transformed a cluster of old warehouses along the river into a design office, bookstore and coffee shop, restaurant and bar, and gallery.
