🇹🇭 Bangkoks NEWEST (and poorest) food market!

Discover the latest addition to Bangkok's street food scene with me as we explore the new BANG RAK market.
Opened in December 2023, this vibrant market offers an array of food options, along with small shops, nail salons, massages, and more.
Despite ample seating, my dining experience left much to be desired, with almost none of the dishes impressing me.
Is it the city's worst food market, or was I simply unlucky?
Visit and decide for yourself!
👉🏼 Connect with me on Instagram for more updates and behind-the-scenes moments: / streetfoodpete
Your engagement is invaluable, and I'm excited to have you on this journey with me. Let's keep the positivity and interaction flowing! 🙌
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[@thomaslindbergMarielund]

Been at the old foodcourt plus 5 times during stay at Centre Point. Loved it . Will miss the atmosfare but hope that the new isnt that bad. Big Chang 60 bath from a older Lady in the entrance who didn't smile. 😊

[@streetfoodpete]

The good old times😂😢, but no the the one is not too bad, but 60 baht for big chang is over😢

[@dominikscheuermann323]

Coconut Koh-Pha-ngan
Nice Video

[@streetfoodpete]

😂😂😍 thank you brother... Coconut Koh Phangan 😂🎉

[@r-p6278]

Ped nid noi mean a bit more spicy.If you want less spicy say Ped noy (เผ็ดน้อย) as she said 2:44 or Ped nid diew ( little bit spicy) do not use noi.

[@streetfoodpete]

That's good to know 😂

[@Caramel_Custard_Flan]

They all have pretty much the same meanings ped nid noi (เผ็ดนิดหน่อย) ped noy (เผ็ดน้อย) ped nid diew (เผ็ดนิดเดียว) all of them pretty much mean "a little bit spicy" so use whatever you like 😅

[@kimmysplatqn]

how are u able to learn thai? nice vlog :)

[@streetfoodpete]

Oh I just know some words, specialy about food, but I can not speak at all 🙈😂 but would love to 😍

[@KiKi-os3ek]

(Not so) nice experience!🙌🏻😅

[@streetfoodpete]

😅

[@Caramel_Custard_Flan]

Here's fun fact, Kanom Tokyo (ขนมโตเกียว) have origin related to the original Japanese pancake before it becomes known as dorayaki in Japan later which is pancake sandwiches between red bean paste. Khanom Tokyo is more related to the older version of the Japanese pancake