Streets of China Town in Bangkok, Thailand. Style gallery. Outfit and travel post.

Crowded, busy, loud but also awesome and fascinating. Definitely not boring! You need to watch your steps and have eyes everywhere if you don’t wanna be crushed by someone or something… Everything around was crazy and interesting: smells, people, sounds, things to buy, food. Best pad thai we had during our stay in Thailand was one bought in street food stall and it costed more or less 1,5 euro. Plus I ate there best coconut ice cream ever! China Town in Bangkok is not so obvious place to visit if you have only three days…but we wanted to feel the atmosphere of city not only it’s history.

For dinner we visited night food market in Sukhumvit area. A lot of young people and good food – be prepared for difficult choice when you hungry. It was very near to our hotel: Sukhumvit 12 Hotel – nice, quiet place with friendly stuff (there was always guy next to front door who opened them for you every time..) near to good restaurants and bars. We could walk from there to Soi Cowboy, one of best known red light districts in Bangkok…it was very interesting walk with free entertainment ;D.