Last Updated on November 17, 2025 by Sam
Jodd Fairs Night Market is arguably one of the best night markets in Bangkok. Located in Rama 9, it’s home to over 700 different stalls and has plenty to offer, from food and drinks to clothing. The market is easily accessible via public transport and has a more lively vibe compared to the city’s floating markets, like Khlong Lat Mayom and Taling Chan. It’s one of our favourite spots in the city, which is why it’s included on our four-day Bangkok itinerary! Find out everything you need to know about Jodd Fairs Night Market below.
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Jodd Fairs Night Market Opening Hours
Jodd Fairs Night Market is open from 4:00 PM until midnight every day of the week. Although the market opens at 4:00 PM, we recommend arriving a bit later when it starts to get busier to soak up more of the atmosphere.
How To Get to Jodd Fairs Night Market
The Jodd Fairs Night Market is located just a short walk from the Phra Ram 9 MRT Station, which is located on the MRT Blue Line. This makes it easily accessible from a number of stations in central Bangkok including Sukhumvit Station, Lumphini Station and Si Lom Station, all of which are also located on the MRT Blue Line.
If you aren’t located near a station on the Blue Line, you’ll need to either change lines or potentially do part of your journey via the BTS Skytrain. Google Maps is a useful tool to figure out the best route for you to take, as you can use it to plan a route from your current location to Jodd Fairs Night Market using public transport.
The main alternative to public transport is to take a taxi. Public transport is relatively inexpensive in Bangkok, so taking a taxi will be the more expensive option, but it’s still fairly affordable.
If you do take a taxi, we recommend booking via either the Grab or Bolt app. This way, you know the price before you book the taxi. If you book via Grab, you can also pay by card, so you can save your cash to spend at the market.
What To Do at Jodd Fairs Night Market
There’s plenty to see and do at Jodd Fairs Night Market, with more than 700 different stalls to visit. Every stall has something slightly different to offer, whether it’s food, drink, clothes, or something else.
One of the best things to do at Jodd Fairs is to sample some of the great food on offer. There are hundreds of food stalls, so it’s possible to find a range of options from skewered meats and Thai curries to Korean cuisine, as well as a variety of other international dishes and street food.
It’s the ideal place to sample Thai street food, but if you’re looking for a guided introduction then we recommend that you book a street food tour of Bangkok through Get Your Guide.
A lot of the dishes do contain meat, which means that vegans and vegetarians may struggle for food at Jodd Fairs Night Market. Fortunately, as there are so many stalls you should be able to find something suited to your dietary requirements.
Jodd Fairs Night Market is also a great place to enjoy a drink or two. There are a number of stalls selling alcohol, with a wide range of local and international beers, ciders, and more.
At the front of Jodd Fairs there is also a bar area, with a few different bars serving drinks and a large seating area. This is a great spot to enjoy some food and drink whilst soaking up the market’s atmosphere, and in the evenings there is often live music here too.
The market is also home to a variety of other stalls selling clothing, jewellery, tech, and more. Some stalls even offer haircuts, so it’s certainly a night market with lots to offer!
Tips for Visiting Jodd Fairs
Nearby Night Markets
The One Ratchada Night Market is around a 20-minute walk from Jodd Fairs, and is well worth visiting if you have the time. It’s another impressive night market with a good variety of food, drink, and clothes stalls.
If you walk another 10 minutes from The One Ratchada then you can visit The Street Ratchada Night Market. This market is a little less impressive but is still worth a visit.
We recommend visiting at least Jodd Fairs and The One Ratchada. If you don’t fancy walking between the markets, you can take a tuk-tuk or Grab taxi, which should be relatively inexpensive, as it’s only a short distance.
Busyness
As one of the most popular night markets in Bangkok, Jodd Fairs can get quite busy. If you want to get a seat in the bar area it’s best to arrive early, as otherwise you may have to stand for a lot of your visit.
The advantage of standing is that you can wander around the market more to enjoy more of the stalls, so even if you don’t get a seat, it’s not a problem.
Bring Small Notes and Coins
As with most markets in Bangkok, the majority of stalls will only accept cash payment. It’s important to have some small notes and change, as most stalls won’t have change for bigger notes like 1,000 Baht.
Must-Do Tours in Bangkok
If you’re looking for other things to do during your time in Bangkok then make sure to include one or more of the below activities.
Nighttime Tuk Tuk Tour
See the best of Bangkok after nightfall with this unforgettable tuk tuk tour. The tour visits a range of different spots including night markets, temples, Chinatown, and more!
One of the highlights of the tour is seeing the beautiful Wat Pho and Wat Arun temples lit up at night, which is well worth doing even if you’ve already visited the temples during the day. Tours start from 2,425 baht per person and include food and drink throughout the tour.
Click here to book a unique evening tuk tuk tour of Bangkok through Get Your Guide!
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and Maeklong Railway Market
Visit two of the most unique markets in Bangkok with this incredible day trip. The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is one of the biggest and most famous floating markets in Thailand, and is an impressive spot to visit.
Before you reach the floating market you will also visit the Maeklong Railway Market – where trains pass in between the market stalls several times a day. Seeing the vendors quickly pack up their goods to make way for the train to pass is fascinating, and a highlight of the day trip.
Both markets have a variety of stalls and vendors, offering everything from delicious local food to souvenirs and handicrafts. Tours start from just 1,000 baht per person, including round-trip transport and a paddleboat trip at the floating market.
Click here to book this amazing day trip on the Get Your Guide website!
Temple Walking Tour
This wonderful walking tour is led by a professional guide and takes you to Bangkok’s Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Kaew). The tour will lead you past some local markets, and there is the option to extend your tour with visits to the Wat Pho and Wat Arun temples.
Tours start from just 1,363 baht per person, which includes all admission fees and drinking water.
Click here to book a brilliant temple and market walking tour of the city through Get Your Guide!
Ayutthaya Day Trip
Explore the amazing temple ruins and historical sites of Ayutthaya on a day trip from Bangkok. See a range of spots, including Ayothaya Floating Market, Bang Pa-In Royal Palace, and Wat Mahathat temple.
One of the highlights is the Wat Phra Sri Sanphet temple, known for being the most beautiful temple in Ayutthaya. Day trips start from just 2,000 baht per person and include all admission fees, as well as round-trip transportation and a multilingual English and Thai speaking guide.
Click here to book an unforgettable day trip to Ayutthaya on the Get Your Guide website!
Mahanakhon Skywalk
Enjoy stunning views of the city from a height of 314 metres at the Mahanakhon Skywalk. It’s the highest observation deck in Thailand, with both indoor and outdoor viewing areas providing amazing panoramic views of the city.
Book in advance to take advantage of skip-the-line entry, giving you more time to enjoy the view!
Click here to book tickets for the Mahanakhon Skywalk via Get Your Guide!
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