Draped in colorful fairy lights at night, Talad Rot Fai is a distinct open-air bazaar complex comprising of three major sections: Market Zone, Warehouse Zone, and Rod’s Antiques. Converted containers and old warehouses play host to over 2,000 establishments, ranging from cafes, restaurants, pubs to vintage shops.
Highlights
- A shopping paradise for fans of vintage stuff: If you are into things in vintage style, then you will find your place at the Warehouse Zone and Rod’s Antiques areas. Products are impressive in variety and quantity. And shoppers can get more inspiration for their love from many fellow vintage stuff lovers and hunters there.
- Genuine vintage and antique items available: Collectors can rest assure that items showcased at Rod’s Antiques section like French chandeliers, classic cars, motorbikes, cameras and kitsch furniture are all real things. Some comes from Thailand while others made their long way from all over the world (American, Europe, China and Myanmar) to shine their beauty at the market.
- Dazzling dining options for a satisfying night out: Street food stalls, bars and restaurants fill up the market like trees. People of all age groups come here to shop, marvel at uniquely stunning things and enjoy tasty food and drink. Street food like satay, crispy pancakes and coconut ice cream from food stalls and cocktails or beers from bars and restaurant will perfectly complete your night out here.
WHAT ARE ON OFFER
Vintage stuff of all kinds: Furniture, household goods, electronic appliances, cameras, fashion clothes and accessories, shoes, classic cars, motorbikes, bikes, used auto parts, collectibles, Japanese anime toys, and many others.
Everyday products: Fashion clothes and accessories, shoes, children’s toys, and homeware (available at the Market Zone).
OPENING HOURS: Thursday to Sunday 17:00 – 01:00
LOCATION: Srinakarin Soi 51, Nong Bon, Prawet, Bangkok 10250, Thailand
HOW TO GET THERE
Get on the BTS Sukhumvit Line and drop off at On Nut Station. Hail a cab from there to get to Rot Fai Market on Srinakarin Soi 51.
Image credit: Jen Nguyen
