This place is great. I actually went to Chatuchak after and glad I went to Or Tor Kor Market first. It’s far less frenetic and there are great stalls with fruit and veg I’ve never seen. Plus plenty of cheap eats. I actually enjoyed here more than Chatuchak.

Should be on the top 10 list of places to go. We got the express train from Siam to Saphan Khwai and walked (about 5mins). It is open during the week. It was quiet with very few tourists and clean and large with a range of different vendors. The dried mango is amazing along with the mangosteen. We took a table amongst all the other people eating and ate a range of food from different vendors which was all delicious and reasonably priced. The most expensive was around 100THB. My children loved it, said it was the best food they had eaten in Bangkok and I completely agreed.

Or Tor Kor Market in Bangkok really stands out for its cleanliness and organization. It's smartly divided by product types, which makes navigating through the market quite easy. This market is particularly known for its high-quality, fresh produce. You'll find an excellent selection of fruits, vegetables, and seafood here. However, you should be aware that the prices are a bit higher than what you might expect in typical Bangkok markets. For example, mangos and mangosteens are priced higher here compared to other local markets. The market is also a great spot for tourists looking to get a taste of Thai food culture. There's a wide range of Thai food products available, perfect for those who want to buy small quantities or pick up some processed foods as souvenirs. There's a food court as well, but it's worth noting that prices here are slightly higher than other local eating options.