You are offline.
live go live

2 meetups at fmd_good Sam Yan

expand_more
Image
sanna Live
22,1km

wants to drink coffee at fmd_goodSam Yan

Image
lotti Live
15,7km

wants to drink coffee at fmd_goodSam Yan

Image verified
mariolagiebel Live
4,2km

wants to eat pizza at fmd_goodSathon

Create a meetup to make friends in Bangkok now

Create Meetup
I want to
fmd_good anywhere in Bangkok

Select a place on the map to change the location.


world map

Ask Locals in Bangkok!

Valueable advice or meet people in Bangkok for travel tips, best food recommendations, hidden gems, or social hangouts with locals, guides, and travelers.

Loading...

Makro Mayhem?

fmd_good Makro

So I'm heading to Makro near the Ramkhamhaeng area next week to stock up on supplies for a big party. I've heard the sheer scale of the place is insane – like a Costco on steroids. My question is: h… more

Go in with a plan. Seriously. Make a list. Don't just wing it. That place is HUGE. They have maps near the entrance, grab one and actually look at it before you go wandering off. Also, if you can, go with someone who's been before. A second pair of eyes is invaluable in that labyrinth. And most importantly, bring a fully charged phone and maybe even a portable charger – you'll need the GPS if you get truly lost. It's a fun experience, but getting lost is less fun.

Image linde · · OP

Yeah, you're totally right. I should've known better than to just wander in blind. I ended up circling the frozen foods section for like, twenty minutes. Twenty! A map would have been a lifesaver. And a portable charger? Genius. My phone died halfway through and I was seriously considering just setting up camp amongst the discounted cleaning supplies. Next time, I'm following your advice. Thanks!

Si Phraya's Secrets?

fmd_good Si Phraya Rd

I was wandering down Si Phraya Road last week, totally lost in the maze of sois and tiny shops. It's amazing how much history is crammed into such a small area – ancient temples peeking out between mo… more

Image yvonne ·

That's awesome you found that! Si Phraya is a goldmine for that kind of stuff. The street art scene there is pretty underground, a lot of it's just… there. Word of mouth is your best bet, honestly. I doubt you'll find much official documentation online. Maybe try chatting with some of the shop owners in the area; they're usually pretty clued in to what's going on in their neighborhood. Good luck tracking down the artist! It sounds killer.

Loading...