Great place with good atmosphere. We got there a little early (around 4pm) and it was only starting to open up. The market stalls are good, nice variety and lots of places to eat and drink. Still lots of shops closed/never opened but I’m sure that will change over time. Worth a look 👍🏻

The Ferris wheel was very enjoyable with views of the city and the river. The market was not crowded and the few food stalls that were open offered seafood dishes. However it is not serviced by BTS Skytrain or MRT Metro, only very old public buses, which took ages in the slow traffic.

I visited because I was staying nearby. I'm glad I didn't go out of my way to visit because I found it extremely boring. 50% of the shops are closed (I went on a Friday evening). The food looked good, but nothing notable compared to how much good eating there is for food stalls and restaurants in the neighborhood. If you're looking for a cleaned up, cookie-cutter version of BKK market this is for you. Otherwise I say don't bother.

The place you must see in Bangkok in my opinion. Here was more clean and quiet in comparison with busy streets of Bangkok. I think it has been designed for tourists. So many shops good items for shopping with good prices. Also there are some big tourist boat becoming restaurants beside the river. I ate in a very good restaurant beside the river call happy fish with a good quality food and reasonable price. I recommend it to you. Especially I recommend to eat fish here. In total i m so happy to visit this place.

Amazing place to relax you evening anytime. have food and drink at enjoy riverfront. you can take a free or paid boat ride in river too. Small small shops present for all local shopping and many cloths/tshirts available here. Must visit place for spend some quality time with friends here,

Cool place, not quite finished yet but has a great atmosphere. Avoid Sail to the Moon restaurant. If it looks like sick, smells like sick and tastes like sick, it will probably make you sick. True to form, the stir fried squid in ‘yellow sauce’ did just that. Sail to the moon impressively, simultaneously took the prize for most expensive and naffest food we had in Thailand, with the cheapest local beer (Chang) priced at a point that would make a craft ale producer in central London blush. However there was a superb photoshop job done on the chicken wings on the menu to make them look an acceptable size. The setting is great and there are shops, music and other eateries to enjoy. Just pick your restaurant wisely.

River ferries or the free Asiatique river ferries make it simple to reach. lots of food and shopping. There are a ton of food options. Ferris wheels, boxing, Thai shows. At night, the area comes alive. absolutely worthwhile to visit.

Fantastic place to shop, eat or just hang out. Things are a bit expensive than central Bangkok. Lots of food options. Easily one can spend 2-3 hours. BTS station is not walkable distance. Worth visiting.

Asiatique The Riverfront is the perfect place to combine shopping and relaxation in Bangkok. It is located in the Wat Phraya Krai sub-district of the Bang Kho Laem district. Shops and restaurants provide opportunities to find something for yourself and enjoy delicious meals, and there are many of them. Entertainment and artistic attractions were also taken care of. All this makes this place perfect for everyone, regardless of age. I had the opportunity to go there and the visit turned out to be a pleasure.

I would definitely come back to Asiatique the Riverfront time and again. There's always something fun and new to check out. Simply enjoy a leisurely walk and you don't even need to buy anything. Grab a good meal for dinner, watch the sunset, go on a calmer ride at the Grand Carousel and call it a day. The asiatique sky is high 60m. The ticket is THB500. You will admire the beauty of Bangkok night around 10-15 mins.The easiest and most comfortable way to get there is by taking the free boat that leaves from the Saphan Taksin dock. From there it's just 10 minutes down the river, and the boat runs from 5 pm to 11:30 pm, every 15 minutes. Another option is to take a taxi or tuk tuk, but it would take longer.