Jodd Fairs Rama 9 (Night Market)
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About
Jodd Fairs is the spiritual successor to the famous Train Night Market Ratchada, maintaining the same vibrant energy with a cleaner, more modern aesthetic. It is famous for its white-tented stalls and incredible street food innovation, such as the 'Spicy Mountain' pork ribs (Leng Saap) and grilled jellyfish. The atmosphere is electric, filled with the sound of live bands and the glow of neon signs. Experts recommend the 'fruit lady' stall for fresh smoothies and the various craft beer bars on the perimeter. Pro tip: It is conveniently located behind Central Rama 9 mall and accessible via MRT Phra Ram 9 station. It gets extremely crowded after 7:00 PM, so try to arrive early to secure a table for dinner.
Highlights
- Trendy night market vibe
- Famous spicy pork ribs (Leng Saap)
- Craft beer and fashion stalls
- Live music and cool atmosphere
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