A night market for the locals here - my companion and I were totally lost in translation when we had to signal drinking water just to order a bottle of water. Not complaining but just a note for tourists potentially wanting to visit the night market here. With that said, we had a great night and was amazed with the insane scale of the market. All the locals were delightfully friendly to us. Clean, opened air and pleasant, we had fun walking around where there’s a great mix of products and food offerings. Didn’t like the few stalls selling puppies or hamsters though. With the many touristy night markers closing down, I’m glad I took a call to venture a little further for a new adventure. One for the memories.

It’s a night market that locals love to come to. But the location is really remote. In the open space under the road, It occupies a large area and has everything you need to eat, drink, play, clothes, shoes, supplies, and handmade jewelry. There are street performers performing. You can also buy straw biscuits and chocolate directly. The market opens quite late, after 5 o'clock according to the schedule, there were not many stalls open and there were no crowds. Then the food and drinks were a bit off-putting to me. The price is more affordable than tourist-friendly ones. But there aren’t that many good places to eat and drink. And all repeated.

As an open-air, night market in Bangkok goes, this is definitely one of the top and liveliest ones, especially with a more “local vibes”. Situated on the Northern side of Central Bangkok and along the Ram Indra-Ard Narong (or Chalong Rat Expressway Toll Road) near Watcharaphon & Ram Indra roads, the Liab Duan Night Market (or “Along The Expressway” Night Market) offers many essentials for a good, open-air, night market. It has plenty of booths selling goods (new and secondhand items), even interesting stuffs (cannabis or live lizards, anyone?), services (tattoos, nails, hair, etc.), and variety of food & drinks options. While Jodd Fairs on Rama 9th is more catered for international tourists, this one is purely geared for local Thais. Paid parking is available (30 THB ~USD0.90 for cars, 10 THB ~USD0.30 for motorcycles).

It is normally a good night market. There are many food stalls. I like the atmosphere and enjoy spending time here. However, I want to give this place one star because the parking place is terrible and we get charged 30 Baht for it. This area should be paved over to make a good parking lot.

Lots of places to walk around. The market is very big, but the food zone and the animal zone are a little too close together.

A lesser known night market to tourists and located further away from the central area of Bangkok. The night market has a huge variety of stalls and even a funfair. There are not many tourists in the area, and prices are slightly cheaper than the popular night markets. Many local food offerings are available, too. Do come early as the crowd starts pouring in after 7 pm.

Great place for food and local shopping. Prices are affordable. Has transformer statues for photo taking. Kids will love the small theme park with Ferris wheel, bouncing castle and some carnival games.

This night market was amazing! So, many great places to eat. Me and my girlfriend ate delicious Shabu Shabu! At extremely economical prices. And, with a variety of handy and crafty products to choose from

Pretty huge night market with lots of shopping and food (both finger food and dine-in) options. There's grilled seafood, mookata BBQ, shabu, skewers, and even American style seafood bucket. Lively and crowded, you can find clothes, phone accessories, pets, plants and some vintage shops. There's also an amusement park section with some small rides and shooting games.

Love this place. Its has lesser tourist as compared to others, mainly becos its >20km away from town. But definitely worth going. Big spacious night market. It has snack stalls and eateries serving local delicacies. Many many rows of stalls w animal petting/feeding stalls. Clean toilets but get ready coins to pay for entry. Also has foot reflex stall within the night market.

The biggest night market I have ever seen in BKK. About 1 to 1.5 hours travelling time depending on traffic. You will be spoilt for food choice. Open at 6 p.m. You need to spend at least 3 hours there excluding travelling time. I was amazed by the big scale of this night market. I enjoyed eating the seafood and walking around Liab Duan Market. No BTS or Metro to go there.

Liab Duan Market in Ramintra receives a 5/10 rating from me, and I would hesitate to recommend it. The limited shopping options and the absence of bargaining opportunities diminish the overall market experience. Additionally, the higher prices for elephant pants compared to other night markets may deter budget-conscious shoppers. If you're seeking a vibrant and budget-friendly night market experience, you might want to explore other options in the area.

One of the markets where located far away from the city. I liked this place just a bit, I admit.. it's huge ! The parking fee for motorcycles was 10 THB, but for cars.. it's 30 THB 😔 The cars parking lot was not okay, the ground's really rough and there were no specific lines for cars spots, only dark-colored ropes. I'd love to see the REAL parking lots in the future (asphalt roads). This market mostly sells clothes and other stuff. I think this place is not so different from other markets when it comes to food and dessert 🤔 For the market lovers out there, this place would be another great one to visit and enjoy your time ✨

First time here got a great smoothie experimenting with the new MRT pink line quiet lots of good shopping haven't eaten yet great place to go far away from the center of Bangkok

Huge local market. Abundant of Cloths and food. Hardly see any tourist when we were there yesterday (Thursday) . Its nice to take a look, walk around and get some good food.

Big night market not close to BTS or MRT . Have many shops for eating street food and many restaurants. Can find anything you need from clothes shoes till tattoos haircut and piercings.

A night market that can only be accessed via bus or grab. Make it an evening tour on an wkeend after you visit chatukchat market in the day and it is nearer than to the city. It's not near any bts which makes it less touristy. Love the vibes and you see mostly locals hanging out there. Despite most menus and labels are in Thai, the stall tenders are really friendly despite recognising that you are tourists.

Great market. Kids playing section with rides. Outdoor massage area. Plenty of food. Local vibe. Decent prices

Huge outdoor market with all sorts of miscellaneous items and tons of street food. Very local—that means most stuff are low-price and food are mostly spicy. It also means that you can’t expect a lot of English speaking merchants or any English signs. You can find all sorts of food from quick bites to sit-down seafood buffet. Parking can be tricky. While you could park outside, it’s almost always full. The parking lot Inside isn’t properly paved and it cost a flat rate of ฿30. You can forget about public transportation because it’s not a practical option here.

There's everything you want to eat.

Love the options here! Food quality is yummy too!l So many good options for food n shopping 🛍️ they even have animals on sale as pets

This market is even bigger with a lot more shops, you can slowly walk And shop, the food variety is also alot more. The great thing is that this market closes even later, around 1:30am they will start to shut. Prices here are also much lower.

Lot’s of food, stores and shops. You can enjoy with atmosphere and better to hang out with friends. Try some delicious street food. The place you should come once in life.

Night market in Ramintra zone. Have a lot of local food and fashion clothes available.

Don't be brave, stupid kid, if you only have one bullet.

Came to this night market that is catered more for the locals. The night market covers a huge area but the items sold there are quite repetitive. This night market is also quite away from the Bangkok city, however still pretty accessible. Overall, it was okay but nothing special to be honest.