Yes, there really are thousands of stalls at this market. Every kind of street food and all the usual clothes stalls, fruit stalls, jewellery stalls etc.etc. Had a foot massage (half hour) which was very relaxing. You can spend as long as you wish here. Worth going just for the experience. Prices are good here.

Cheap things abound in “JJ” weekend market. Bought souvenir items at a reasonable price, just learn how to find it. For a flea market, this place is clean. The food is also great 👍

Very easy to reach: just take the underground metro train to Chatuchak Park station and make a right coming out of the station. Nice vintage and new clothes, ornaments, suitcases, etc at really good prices. Once you see something you like, bargain and buy it or you will not find it again.

2nd time at this place after more than a decade- it looks and feels the same except that it seems a little more organized. The place can can get really hot and humid during the day- I brought my kids along and their energy was zapped fairly fast in the weather. Consider visiting in the late afternoon or in the evening. Some shops do not allow bargaining so it can be a hit or miss if you are looking for a good deal.

Filled with shops! A lot of cheap clothes, accessories, scented products, and souvenirs. But not only limited to these, when we walk further inside, there are furniture shops, pet shops, food stores… it was an adventure for us to explore. Recommend to enjoy a foot massage halfway because the market is so big, the massage not expensive and good quality. There are also few local designers shop which sell fashion a bit more expensive but really worth the price. Toilets required 5baht entrance fee and there are staff to help you exchange coins. Please noted inside the market it can get quite suffocating if crowded. Water or any beverage are recommended. The water they sell in the Main Street can be a bit expensive.

Great shopping. Huge flea market. Everything under the sun u can find it here. Best to go is on the weekend. Because it really closes on monday n tuesday. But if wanna get the same stuff without the heat , with a/c, theres a mall next to the market. JJ mall. The part about this mall is, the stuff is cheaper..less tourist I guess. Everything that we bought could be found here. And they are cheaper. But ofcourse the experience is different

Here u can find anything cheaper than usual at wholesale price. I spent half day for window shoping. U can find plenty of food at the food stall. Here is the biggest street market .

Very excited to visit this famous weekend market in Bangkok!…so much to see and do. You certainly get the shopping fix, plus lots of delicious street food and find time to have a foot massage!…the pet section could be a little unnerving if you’re not used to seeing animals in this situation but it’s the way it is in Thailand. Definitely worth visiting, you won’t be disappointed.

You could spend half or even a full day here! A very big market and the prices are cheaper than in other markets. Many stores to shop in and food to try. It was very hot and I had the famous coconut ice cream. There is also an animal zone but the animals do not look comfortable or happy at all (some barely looked alive). If you want a break from the heat, there is a small air-conditioned mall in the area with a food court on the top floor.

A must when in Bangkok. One of the world's largest weekend markets, more than 15'000 booths selling all sorts of goods from every part of Thailand. Plants, ceramic wares, clothes, shoes, candles, soaps etc. 27 sections in all. Bring lots of water or buy it directly there as it can be very hot and in some stalls (well nearly all of them) it can be very stuffy.