We know your mum told you that midnight snacks are bad for you, but a few late-night treats never hurt anyone - and when you’re in Chinatown, eating is obligatory!

You’ll feast your way around the street food of Yaowarat, Bangkok’s Chinatown, and taste for yourself exactly why this is the most famous street food district in the city.

This district is alive and kicking after the sun goes down, so come and get lost amongst the neon-soaked streets and their kaleidoscope of intoxicating scents, sights, and of course, tastes.

You’ll try some of the Thai and Chinese street eats which this area is so famous for, from classics like pla pao (salty, barbequed fish) to some more unusual delicacies like friend insects - if you’re feeling adventurous.

Between all of that eating, you’ll explore the night markets, temples, and traditional herbal medicine stores, all of which will give you a glimpse into the frenetic, vibrant, fascinating culture of one of Bangkok’s best-loved neighborhoods.

You’ll even have time to do some serious people-watching in a local bar where chairs spill onto the pavement - all before the clock strikes 12.