Peaceful community with beautiful alleys selling tasty Muslim food. Mosque itself is across a beautiful garden.

A place yo find Halal food in Bangkok and Silom area. A great traditional Islam society in Bangkok. Nearby ferry pier to go elsewere and to take water taxi around Chao Phraya river

We performed Friday Juma prayer Imam given English translation of Qutba

1. Nice - made of wood 2. Loads of halal stalls nearby the mosque. Or Home Cuisine Restaurant. 3. Its toilet are clean 4. If you take taxi or Grab, ask to drop at French Embassy or Mandarin Oriental Hotel 5. A bit secluded but you can see its archway 6. The mosque was built by Tok Harun from Indonesia

Haroon Mosque was one of those Bangkok mosques which was a bit difficult to find. Luckily, people living near the mosques are often muslims, so they can guide the right way to the meshid. So, walking along narrow alleys you find Haroon Mosque which is very beautiful meshid, and absolutely worth of visit if you are interested to see something different mosque compared to basic style Arab meshids.

Went for جمعة prayer, the imam gives the kutba in thai and in English, very peaceful atmosphere. There is a garden outside the masjid. And the best part, there are a lot of food options outside the mosque. Very close to IconSiam and if you’re lost just take a motorbike to Embassy of France (the entrance of the masjid is in front of it)

Me and husband went to the masjid to try the street food. It is all halal and delicious.

It has a beautiful community center and a very attractive prayer hall.

We went during Eid Adha since we are away from home. Plenty of multi racial Thai speaking Muslim. On the day, the crowd were predominantly from African, India and obviously local. To visit this mosque, need to search for French embassy. Or else, you need to stroll along houses before you will be able to reach to the mosque's compound. Bought some pad Thai from the local store and the food was great...

It's probably one of the oldest masjid in Bangkok. Quaint but functional. Interesting mehrab and minbar. The decos also look similar to one of the oldest masjid in Malaysia too. From the street you won't see the masjid, need to walk through the alley with a few stalls. Friendly community who would greet you when you arrive. There's also a cemetery at the courtyard.

The mosque has just reopened but still be strictly under healthcare measure for COVID-19. Come to the mosque should be on time, because all doors will be locked after prayer.

Beautiful masjid with a bustling community near by. A lot of halal food stalls near by Pro tip go around late afternoon - early evening time

This is a review for food stalls in the mosque compound. Cheap, tasteful and good service. Had prawn pad thai, seafood pad thai and seafood omellete, all for 200 baht. Murtabak costs 60 baht and 2 drinks for 50 baht. If you just come for a visit, may not be worth it as there is nothing to see. The place is situated near French Embassy.

Mosque surrounded by halal street food. Check out the "Satay" near the entrance of the mosque. Most of the shops open slightly later in the afternoon thou

An air-conditioned masjid in Silom, Bangkok with friendly Muslims. The sermon was in Thai. English could have been better. The approach roads to this masjid is filled with halal eateries and is a culinary delight. More so on Friday afternoons.

Always wanted to visit here, finally got the chance, small mosque surrounded by a Muslim community in Bangkok.

We had quite and peaceful Jummah prayer, as a visitor I was amazed to get mosque within walking distance from my hotel. May Allah (SWT) protect and bless every one associated with Haroon Mosque.

Very old Muslims mosque .

Local thai muslim zone. Not the touristy muslim zone. You can get a different vibe.

This mosque is quite challenging to find and a typical little mosque which most of the jamaah are foreigners.

Friday prayer with both thai and English. Many tourists. Historic building. Halal street-food nearb.