Rayong Walking Street is located on Yomjinda Road, the most famous street in Rayong's historic center. Once a week, in the evening, it transforms into a pedestrian zone, featuring two rows of market stalls on each side. Most stalls sell takeaway street food, offering a great opportunity to discover and sample Thai street food. There are also stalls selling handicrafts, clothing, toys, and much more. Sometimes, students from local schools perform. An evening on Rayong Walking Street is a wonderful way to end the day and a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Thai night markets and local life. The street isn't specifically designed for foreign tourists, who are rarely seen there, but rather caters primarily to locals and Thai tourists. I highly recommend grabbing a bite to eat there. It's simply part of the Thailand experience!

The Yomjinda Road Walking Street takes place every Saturday evening. Officially, the Walking Street in Rayong starts at 4:00 PM, but I recommend arriving between 5:30 and 6:00 PM when all the stalls are set up and there are enough visitors to bring the street to life.

If you are in Rayong, you can easily reach Yomjinda Road on foot. Alternatively, white songthaews run regularly between Rayong and the city from Ban Phe.

How to get there

How do I get to Rayong Walking Street? If you are in Rayong, you can easily reach Yomjinda Road on foot. Alternatively, white songthaews run regularly between Rayong and the city center from Ban Phe.