Enroute to Chinatown.
Wat Traimit Wittayaram

Street lined with shops leading to Wat Traimit Wittayaram and the Odeon Gate or start of Chinatown

Wat Traimit Wittayaram

Outside Wat Traimit Wittayaram, Straight ahead is Odeon Gate.

Odeon gate at Dragon Head


Golden Shine Foundation

Tian Hua Hospital

Some scenes of Chinatown en route to market

The lane where Nam Sing Restaurant main branch is

En route to market


Trok Issaranuphap Market Lane. We came later this time so it was not so crowed.




First stop – HK noodles.

Inside the shop

Table with cutleries and condiments

Dry HK noodles at 40baht/bowl served in a HUGE bowl which my daughter said looked like a doggie’s bowl!

A metal cup of ice costed 2 baht/cup with free flow of very diluted chrysantham in the tea pot. But it did help to quench thirst..

The noodles are quite springy. Somehow, it tasted better here. But hubby said it tasted the same as the branch in Siam Square. The wantons were as hard as those in Siam Square.

Soup noodles which is not as nice as the dry verion

On the way out of the market. Surprisingly, the floor was pretty dry.


Stopped to buy 1 rice kueh to try. During the last visit, a different stall owner did not allow me to buy one. There was a minimum I need to buy. This one was kinder, he allowed me to buy one to try.

We re-visited Hua Seng Hong restaurant to try the dumplings in ginger syrup. The dumplings are very soft and nice. 30 baht for 4 dumplings and 50baht for 2 dumplings with gingko nuts.

After that, we visited Nam Sing again to eat our final bowl of bird nest before leaving for the hotel. Bought mango rice from the foodcourt at Robinsons before packing up and getting ready to go to the airport.
Though it was a short trip with similar itinerary in Feb, we enjoyed ourselves very much. Guess the food was the attraction. We all loved the bird nest, dumplings, mango rice and fried rice. Will be back
Itinerary:
Day 1 - Flight to Bangkok -> Shopping at Platinum Mall -> NaRaYa at Central World -> Krispy Kreme at Siam Paragon - > HK Noodles at Siam Sqaure -> Dinner at Nam Sing, Chinatown -> Thai Body Massage a Reflex Place
Day 2 - Breakfast at Sacha -> Chao Phraya Express Boat Ride -> Wat Arun - > Wat Pho -> Shopping at Robinsons -> Lunch at Shabu Shi, MaBoonKhrong -> Review of Sacha Uno Hotel -> Facial at Dee Saloon -> Dinner at Je Ngoh -> Thai Body Massage
Day 3 - Breakfast at Sacha -> Food tasting at Chinatown -> Home Sweet Home