Sampeng Square — Attraction in Chakkrawat Subdistrict

Sampheng Night Market was a hidden gem, way different from the usual touristy spots. The narrow alleys were packed with vendors selling everything—wholesale clothes, accessories, toys, and random items at unbelievably cheap prices. It felt like a local market where small business owners come to buy stock rather than a touristy night bazaar.

The energy was intense—people pushing carts, shopkeepers shouting deals, and buyers haggling like pros. I saw stacks of T-shirts going for 50-100 baht, cute phone cases for 20 baht, and even bulk snacks at wholesale prices. It wasn’t fancy, but it was a bargain hunter’s paradise.

I grabbed a refreshing Thai milk tea and just soaked in the chaos. Unlike Khao San or Patpong, this place felt more authentic—more for locals than tourists. If you want dirt-cheap shopping and don’t mind navigating packed, narrow lanes, Sampheng is...

This place has come back after the covid lockdown. After 30 years, things barely change around here. The spice shop is still there and many good local restaurants are still there. Sadly the night market is almost gone after the junta appointed mayor banned the street sales but some shops are still there. Parking is a major pain but if you're gonna buy lots of things(it's a whole sale market so you will) you can pay to park somewhere and shop(pretty pricey) this is a good place to shop for gifts for your employees(if you're not planning to spend much) or events or if you own a retail shop. I buy things for my family since i can buy wholesale and sell to everyone later. Covid warning. This place is extremely crowded so use a good mask and dont spend too...

Sampheng shows a side of Bangkok that’s both lively and unique, especially if you enjoy exploring late at night. It’s a wholesale paradise, with shops and stalls selling everything from fabrics and fashion accessories to quirky items you won’t find in regular malls. What makes it so interesting is that it’s open from 11 pm to 4-5 am, giving you the chance to experience Bangkok’s night energy in a totally different way. The streets are busy with vendors, local shoppers, and even small food stalls that keep the atmosphere vibrant and full of character. It’s one of those places where you feel like you’ve stepped into a different world with a mix of old trading culture, wholesale bargains, and night market...