Cleaner than other of the night market. Mostly seafood, same as other night market. Nothing special. Job fair is not really that big , saw many reviews that is good but still Preferred past night market that behind culture center or even past train market that have more things, can go once but not twice.

I went to the much hyped Jodd Fairs to see how good this night market is. So how is it? Ok. Not great. Not great because number 1, the crowds are overwhelming. There’s just too many people to walk around and enjoy the food and shopping. Secondly I thought overall the vendors all served the same stuff. At other night markets around Thailand, I found the variety of foods and prices to be better. So while Jodd Fairs is bigger, it is not better. So for a night out, I think it’s not a bad option but I do think there are much better night markets to choose from.

It was nice to walk around but not a lot of variety for food and shopping. Vendors did not negotiate price. Worth a visit to a night market but I would be curious to see if there are better ones. To be fair - we visited very early in the night.

Lots of food options. Could have more snacks (chips etc) to take away instead of just dine in options. Not too crowded and most stall owners could speak or communicate well. Could have more size inclusive options for souvenirs

Honestly, it is mostly tourist with tourist pricing. As for food, the vendors sell the most popular and trending Thai street foods… the squid shot, spicy seafood salads, the giant bone soup…. One thing you have to try is Moodaeng’s ice cream because the flavors are great and some are def wild. Usually you have to go to amphawa market for this but they put two stands at jodd fair. Go into central Rama next to it which also has “street food” on lower level. So many better night markets around BKK, but it conveniently has all the popular street foods in one place.

Great market with many food and clothes stores. I loved the little banana, cheese and cream mini pancakes. Among the usual 100bhat elephant trousers, you will also find some more upmarket fashion items. The market is not that big, so feels manageable.

Great place to find a range of food and delicacies to eat out. Clean with an array of stalls throughout the market area. Please note being a popular tourist spot - prices are dearer than other areas... A majority of the market inside is food based with stalls on the outside selling souvenirs/clothing items

Jodd Street in Bangkok is a food lover's paradise, packed with tasty treats waiting to be tried. From spicy noodles to grilled meats and sweet desserts, there's something for everyone here. It's a place where locals and tourists mix, all drawn by the delicious smells and exciting flavors.

Far surpassed my expectations for a night market in Thailand. It was so clean, much like a state fair in the US would look like. Centrally located which made it easy to get to, close to the malls if you need a breather from the heat or to use the restroom. Rows and rows of vendors selling everything from food and drinks to clothing and trinkets. Maybe not the best place to buy souvenirs, but definitely come to try the food and desserts!

I loved it! I went to many markets in Phuket and this one is in another level. From the moment we exited the train station there were lots of stands with amazing vibes. Good quality. Only downside is there isn’t much to it for someone that doesn’t eat seafood like myself (we solved the issues by having mango shakes for dinner)