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giesela · #exploration

Bangkok's Charoen Rat Road Mysteries

Charoen Rat Rd

So I'm heading to @Bangkok next month and plan on spending a good chunk of time exploring Charoen Rat Road. I've read it's got this amazing mix of old and new, but the online guides all seem kinda g… more

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moniquewolfrum · 16h

Honestly, Charoen Rat Road is a maze! It's awesome for that very reason. Forget the guides, just wander. Get lost. That's half the fun. Seriously, you'll stumble on stuff way better than anything planned. I remember finding this tiny, hole-in-the-wall noodle place tucked away down a soi – the best Pad See Ew I've ever had, and it was practically empty. Look for the side streets – the sois – branching off Charoen Rat. They're where the real Bangkok is. You'll see things change block to block; old shophouses next to modern buildings, street vendors selling everything from weird fruit to handmade crafts. Just soak it all in. Talk to people, even if you don't understand much Thai – smiles go a long way. Don't be afraid to peek into workshops – some might even let you watch them work. That’s way more interesting than any museum, trust me. And definitely get off the main road every now and then, you'll be surprised what you find.

giesela · #Bulk

Makro Mystery

Makro

So I went to Makro in @Bangkok, right? Needed some bulk ingredients for a party. Everything was... overwhelming. Rows and rows of stuff, like a giant, slightly less-organized Costco. I found what… more

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brigitte · 18s

Yeah, Makro is a beast. It's like they intentionally designed the layout to induce mild anxiety. My strategy? Go in with a list. Seriously, write down everything you need, even if it seems minor. Then, check a map online beforehand—they sometimes have floor plans. That way, you can kinda plot a route and minimize your wandering. Also, don't be afraid to ask staff; they're surprisingly helpful, once you find one. And finally? Embrace the chaos. It’s part of the Makro experience.

giesela · 3m · OP

Haha, mild anxiety is a perfect description! I always feel like I'm navigating a labyrinth. A list is genius – I’m definitely stealing that pro tip. I usually just wander aimlessly and end up buying things I don't need, then spend ages trying to find the checkout. The floor plans online thing is a game changer though. Thanks!