W Market — Attraction in Phra Khanong Nuea Subdistrict

W District is cozy, nice and full of life.

I love coming to this place because there's so many different vendors you can choose from is like an outdoor food court, which I absolutely love you can sit and drink out here as well with different vendors and eat different foods and there's no problem.

I love the laid-back atmosphere of this place.

I had an event here with some friends, and there was an axe throwing place that was owned by Canadian gentleman but it's now permanently closed. However, during the time that it was open, a bunch of us went there and we were throwing axe and we had a blast that's too bad that they close down.

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Although this night market isn't my favourite, I must reckon the food and atmosphere are absolutely spot on. If I can recommend a food stall, it is the Indian one. I had Fish Massaman with Naan, and it has to be the best fish massaman I've ever had to this day. It was absolutely delicious, plentiful, and flavorful while not being too spicy either. As for the market itself, there's music playing (covers), and a very large seating area. On the flip side, it is different from other typical night markets as there's a only a few food stalls, and they seem to operate like little restaurants rather than like most street food shops with ready-to-eat takeaway food. All in all, a very nice place to eat and chill, but different from your hectic night market...

Great place to feel the vibe, watch people or even meet new ones. Great mix of locals and expats (not too many tourists). It doesn’t take long to figure out how it works, but here’s a short guide:

• Drinks: only the big bar in the middle sells drinks. There’s also a couple of waiters walking around who can serve you more drinks. It’s polite to tip them a little for their service.

• Food: go to any of the restaurants (or multiple) and order what ever you want. They will give you a number sign or buzzer and you can sit anywhere in the area. When your food is ready, they will find you and you’ll pay when the food arrives.

• Toilets: in the corner towards...