What are Asiatique The Riverfront's opening hours?

Asiatique is open daily from 11:00 AM to midnight. However, most retail shops don't open until 4:00-5:00 PM. Restaurants and entertainment venues typically open from 4:00 PM. Some warehouse sections open from 11:00 AM with limited shops. Verify current hours on the official website before visiting, as hours may change for special events or holidays.

How do I get to Asiatique The Riverfront?

The most popular way is the FREE shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier, adjacent to BTS Saphan Taksin station (Exit 2). Boats depart every 15-30 minutes from 4:00 PM to 11:30 PM and take approximately 15 minutes. You can also take a taxi (15-45 minutes from central Bangkok, 100-250 THB depending on location and traffic) or use Grab/Bolt ride-hailing apps.

Is Asiatique suitable for medical tourists recovering from surgery?

Asiatique is moderately suitable depending on your recovery stage. Advantages include evening-only timing (avoids daytime heat), flat terrain, and riverside breezes. However, it is primarily an open-air venue without full air conditioning, and full exploration requires 1.5-2.5 km of walking. Patients recovering from minor procedures (Week 2+) can enjoy a focused visit of 1-2 hours on a weekday evening. For major procedures, air-conditioned malls like ICONSIAM or CentralWorld are more comfortable alternatives.

Is there a VAT refund at Asiatique?

VAT refund availability is very limited. Most stalls and small shops at Asiatique are NOT VAT-registered and cannot process refunds. Only larger established shops displaying the 'VAT REFUND FOR TOURISTS' sign can issue the required P.P.10 forms. If VAT refund is important to your shopping plans, consider doing major purchases at department stores and malls like ICONSIAM, CentralWorld, or Siam Paragon instead.

Should I bargain at Asiatique?

Yes — bargaining is expected and encouraged at market stalls. Start at around 60-70% of the asking price and negotiate politely. Buying multiple items from the same vendor gives better leverage. However, do NOT bargain at established retail shops or restaurants — only at market-style stalls. Be friendly and smile throughout — aggressive bargaining is culturally inappropriate in Thailand.

Is the shuttle boat to Asiatique free?

Yes. As of February 2026, Asiatique continues to operate a FREE shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier (adjacent to BTS Saphan Taksin station, Exit 2). Boats run from approximately 4:00 PM to 11:30 PM, departing every 15-30 minutes. The ride takes about 15 minutes. This is a significant advantage over ICONSIAM, which discontinued its free shuttle boat service in May 2023. Schedules are subject to change — verify at the pier.

What is the best time to visit Asiatique?

Weekday evenings from 5:00 to 7:00 PM offer the best experience — shops are open, crowds are light, and temperatures are cooling. Avoid Friday and Saturday evenings (7:00-10:00 PM) when crowds peak. The cool season (November to February) provides the most comfortable weather for this open-air venue. During the hot season (March to May), wait until after 7:00 PM for cooler conditions.

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Overview

Asiatique The Riverfront (เอเชียทีค เดอะ ริเวอร์ฟร้อนท์, pronounced “Ay-sha-teek”) is Bangkok’s landmark riverside entertainment and shopping complex — a heritage night bazaar built on the historic docks of the East Asiatic Company (established 1884 in Copenhagen). Opened in April 2012 by Asset World Corporation, the complex spans 48,000 square meters across 10 preserved warehouse buildings, housing over 1,500 boutiques and stalls, 40+ restaurants, and world-class entertainment venues including Thailand’s famous Calypso Cabaret and the world’s first theatrical Muay Thai show.

Unlike enclosed mega-malls, Asiatique offers an open-air evening experience combining heritage architecture, riverside dining, cultural entertainment, and market-style shopping — all accessible via a free shuttle boat from BTS Saphan Taksin.

For medical tourists, Asiatique provides a unique cultural evening outing with flat terrain and riverside breezes, best suited for patients in Week 2+ of recovery visiting on a weekday evening during the cool season (November to February). The open-air environment means no full air conditioning — patients in early recovery or during the hot season should consider air-conditioned alternatives like ICONSIAM instead.

Important Notice: Stall availability, operating hours, and pricing are subject to change without notice. Many stalls are operated by independent vendors who may relocate or close at any time. Verify current hours on the official Asiatique website before your visit.

Key Highlights

Feature	Details
Total area	48,000 sqm (~30 rai / 4.8 hectares)
Shops	1,500+ boutiques and stalls across 10 warehouses
Restaurants	40+ restaurants and food stalls
Waterfront	~300-meter riverside promenade
Opened	April 2012
Heritage	Built on East Asiatic Company docks (est. 1884)
Entertainment	Calypso Cabaret, Muay Thai Live, Joe Louis Puppet Theatre, Asiatique Sky
Shuttle boat	FREE from BTS Saphan Taksin (Sathorn Pier)

Districts and Layout

Asiatique is organized into four distinct districts across 10 heritage warehouse buildings, each offering a different atmosphere and product focus.

Chareonkrung District (Warehouses 1-4)

The cultural heart of Asiatique — Thai handicrafts, souvenirs, traditional clothing, and silk products. This is where international visitors and medical tourists will find the most authentic Thai gifts and mementos.

Best for: Thai handicrafts, silk products, traditional souvenirs, cultural goods.

Town Square and Waterfront District (Warehouses 5-6)

The dining and events hub featuring international and Thai restaurants, the riverside promenade, and the Town Square event area where seasonal markets, cultural performances, and special events are regularly held.

Best for: Riverside dining, events, scenic river views.

Factory District (Warehouses 7-10)

Fashion, accessories, lifestyle brands, and the major entertainment venues including Calypso Cabaret and Muay Thai Live arena. Watsons pharmacy is located in Warehouse 8.

Best for: Fashion, entertainment shows, lifestyle shopping.

Waterfront Promenade

A ~300-meter riverside walkway along the Chao Phraya River featuring the Asiatique Sky Ferris wheel, outdoor dining, and scenic views. The restored Sirimahannop tall ship is moored here, operating as an upscale restaurant.

Best for: River views, evening atmosphere, photography.

What to Buy

Asiatique’s strength is mid-range and budget shopping with an emphasis on Thai-made products, handicrafts, and unique souvenirs — a contrast to the luxury mall experience at venues like ICONSIAM or Siam Paragon.

Thai Handicrafts and Souvenirs (Warehouses 1-4)

The primary draw for international visitors. Hand-woven textiles, woodcarvings, coconut shell crafts, Thai herbal products, aromatherapy items, and traditional Thai souvenirs sourced from across the country.

Thai Silk and Textiles (Warehouses 1-2)

Thai silk products including scarves, clothing, and home textiles. Quality varies between stalls — examine products carefully and compare before purchasing.

Fashion and Accessories (Warehouses 3-4, 7-10)

A mix of Thai fashion brands, independent designer boutiques, vintage and retro fashion, and market-style clothing stalls. Custom-made clothing and tailoring services are available at several shops.

Art and Paintings

Thai artist original prints, paintings, and art pieces are available in the Chareonkrung District galleries. These make distinctive, lightweight souvenirs.

Muay Thai Merchandise

Boxing equipment, Muay Thai shorts, gloves, and branded merchandise — fitting given that Asiatique hosts the Muay Thai Live show.

Jewelry and Accessories

Handmade costume jewelry, silver accessories, and beaded pieces are available at numerous stalls.

Important: Exercise caution with high-value jewelry purchases at market stalls. Gems and fine jewelry purchased at market stalls should be considered for personal enjoyment only, not as investments. For authenticated luxury jewelry, visit department stores with proper certification.

Note on counterfeit goods: Some stalls at Asiatique sell knockoff brand-name clothing, bags, watches, and accessories. Be aware that counterfeit goods cannot legally be taken through many countries’ customs. This content does not endorse or encourage the purchase of counterfeit products.

Dining and Food

Asiatique offers diverse dining options from street-food-style stalls to upscale riverside restaurants, distributed across all four districts.

Notable Restaurants

Restaurant	Cuisine	Notes
Sirimahannop	Thai/International (upscale)	Heritage tall ship restaurant — restored barque moored at the waterfront
Crystal Grill House	Steak and grill	Riverside views
Baan Khanitha	Classic Thai	Well-known Thai cuisine chain
Oishi Grand	Japanese buffet	Popular Japanese dining
Coca Suki	Thai hot pot/suki	Traditional Thai-style hot pot
After You Dessert Cafe	Desserts	Famous Thai dessert chain
Yum Saap	Thai street food	Affordable Thai dishes
Cali-Mex	Mexican/Tex-Mex	Western dining option
Charley Brown’s Mexicana	Mexican	Casual Mexican dining
Paco Tapas y Vino	Spanish tapas	European-style dining

Restaurant availability, menus, and pricing are subject to change. Verify directly with the venue.

Food Courts and Street Food

Multiple food courts and food stall clusters are distributed across the warehouses, offering Thai and international dishes at market prices.

Detail	Information
Price range	60-150 THB per dish (subject to change)
Note	Prices slightly higher than typical Bangkok food courts due to tourist location
Payment	Cash preferred at food stalls; cards accepted at larger restaurants

Dietary Options

Halal: Halal food vendors confirmed on-site
Vegetarian: Vegetarian options available at multiple restaurants
Seafood: Various riverside seafood restaurants along the promenade

All food prices are subject to change and are provided as approximate guides only.

Entertainment and Attractions

Asiatique stands apart from typical shopping venues with its concentration of world-class entertainment — a major draw beyond shopping alone.

Asiatique Sky

Detail	Information
Type	60-meter observation Ferris wheel
Views	Panoramic Chao Phraya River and Bangkok skyline
Price	~400-600 THB adult, ~250-300 THB child (prices vary — verify on-site)
Hours	Daily from 5:00 PM until close
Duration	~15 minutes per rotation

Calypso Cabaret

Thailand’s most famous ladyboy cabaret show featuring world-class performers in elaborate costumes and choreography.

Detail	Information
Show times	7:30 PM and 9:00 PM nightly (verify with venue — some sources report alternate times)
Price	~1,200 THB walk-in / ~900 THB booked online (subject to change)
Duration	~70 minutes
Tip	Book online in advance for better prices and guaranteed seats

Muay Thai Live

The world’s first theatrical Muay Thai show — a dramatic retelling of Thai boxing history with live choreographed fights.

Detail	Information
Show times	8:00 PM, Tuesday-Sunday (closed Monday)
Price	750-900 THB (subject to change)
Tip	A unique cultural experience combining sport and storytelling

Joe Louis Puppet Theatre

Traditional Thai hun lakhon lek (rod puppetry) — a UNESCO-recognized performing art form featuring intricate hand-carved puppets.

Detail	Information
Schedule	Friday-Sunday only (limited schedule — verify before visiting)
Price	~900 THB (subject to change)

Jurassic World Experience

An immersive dinosaur attraction with animatronic dinosaurs and themed environments — one of Bangkok’s newest entertainment venues.

Detail	Information
Opened	August 2025
Price	769-989 THB (subject to change)

Cultural Features

Heritage warehouse architecture preserved from the East Asiatic Company era (1884)
Historical plaques documenting the site’s trading history
Thai cultural performances and traditional dance shows (seasonal)
The Sirimahannop tall ship — a restored heritage barque

Getting There

Free Shuttle Boat (Recommended)

The most popular and scenic way to reach Asiatique — and it’s free.

Detail	Information
Departure	Sathorn Pier (adjacent to BTS Saphan Taksin station, Exit 2)
Hours	4:00 PM - 11:30 PM daily
Frequency	Every 15-30 minutes (more frequent at peak evening hours)
Duration	~15 minutes
Price	FREE
Last boat back	Approximately 11:30 PM — plan departure accordingly

Note: The Asiatique shuttle boat remains free as of February 2026, unlike ICONSIAM’s now-paid shuttle service. Schedules are subject to change — verify at the pier.

BTS Skytrain (to Shuttle Boat)

Detail	Information
Station	Saphan Taksin (S6) — BTS Silom Line
Exit	Exit 2 to Sathorn Pier for shuttle boat
BTS hours	05:15 AM - midnight
Fare	Varies by distance (16-59 THB); Rabbit card or One-Day Pass accepted

By Taxi or Grab

From	Estimated Time	Estimated Fare
Sukhumvit	30-45 min	150-250 THB by meter
Silom/Sathorn	15-20 min	100-150 THB by meter
Central Bangkok	20-30 min	100-200 THB by meter
Suvarnabhumi Airport	45-75 min	300-500 THB
Don Mueang Airport	60-90 min	350-600 THB

All fares are approximate, metered, and subject to traffic conditions.

From Airports by Public Transport

Suvarnabhumi: Airport Rail Link to Phaya Thai → BTS Sukhumvit Line to Siam → BTS Silom Line to Saphan Taksin → shuttle boat (~75-90 min total, ~150 THB)
Don Mueang: Taxi is the most practical option (60-90 min)

Bus Routes

Routes 1, 15, 75, 115, and 547 serve the area along Charoen Krung Road.

Parking

On-site parking available with 1,500+ spaces. Accessible via Charoen Krung Road entrance. Parking rates not confirmed — verify on-site.

Ride-Hailing

Grab and Bolt pickup point available near the main entrance.

Tourist Services

Information Counter

Located near the main entrance. Staff can assist with general information, directions, and show bookings.

Available Services

Service	Details
Tourist information	Information booth near main entrance
Tourist discount card	Not available — Asiatique is NOT part of the ONESIAM tourist card program
Multilingual staff	Thai, English (basic at most stalls), Chinese (some vendors)
Taxi queue	Taxi stand at main entrance
Ride-hailing	Grab/Bolt pickup point near main entrance

Services Requiring Verification

The following services may be available but could not be confirmed from official sources. Inquire at the information counter upon arrival:

Currency exchange
Free WiFi in common areas
Luggage storage

VAT Refund Guide

Limited VAT Refund Availability

VAT refund is very limited at Asiatique. The vast majority of stalls and small shops are NOT registered with the Thai Revenue Department’s VAT refund scheme. They cannot issue P.P.10 forms or official tax invoices.

Only larger established shops displaying the “VAT REFUND FOR TOURISTS” sign can process refunds.

If You Find a Qualifying Shop

Present your passport when purchasing (minimum 2,000 THB per store per day)
Request a P.P.10 form and original tax invoice
Ensure the form is signed by both merchant and you
At the airport before check-in: visit Customs counter for stamp (required for purchases totaling 20,000 THB or more)
After immigration: present stamped forms at the VAT Refund Office

Detail	Information
Minimum purchase	2,000 THB per store per day
Refund rate	Up to 7% (actual ~4-6% after processing fees)
Airport refund	Suvarnabhumi: Level 4 Departures; Don Mueang: Level 3 Departures
Timeline	Goods must leave Thailand within 60 days of purchase
Refund methods	Cash (up to ~$700 equivalent, ~100 THB commission), bank check, or card transfer

Practical Advice

Don’t count on VAT refund for Asiatique purchases — most stalls don’t qualify. Asiatique’s appeal is its market-style pricing, unique entertainment, and riverside atmosphere — not tax-free luxury shopping.

If VAT refund is important to your shopping plans, do major purchases at department stores and malls (ICONSIAM, CentralWorld, Siam Paragon) where most stores participate in the VAT refund program.

Disclaimer: VAT refund eligibility, rates, and processes are governed by the Thai Revenue Department and are subject to change. For current rules, visit rd.go.th.

Medical Tourist Guide

Physical Demand Assessment

Rating: MODERATE — Asiatique requires more walking than an enclosed mall but benefits from flat terrain and evening timing.

Factor	Assessment
Climate exposure	Moderate — Open-air venue. Early evening (4:00-6:00 PM) can be warm; after 7:00 PM conditions improve. Warehouse interiors have individual AC but walkways are outdoors.
Walking requirement	Moderate — Full exploration covers 1.5-2.5 km. Reduce by focusing on one district (500-800m). Waterfront promenade is ~300m.
Surfaces	Good — Main walkways are flat, paved, and wide. Some smaller stall areas may be narrow.
Rest areas	Moderate — Riverside benches along the promenade. Seating at restaurants and food courts. Some benches within warehouse areas. No dedicated rest lounge.
Air conditioning	Partial — Individual shops and restaurants are air-conditioned, but walkways and common areas are outdoors.
Crowds	Variable — Low on weekday evenings (best). Moderate-high on weekends. Very crowded on Saturday evenings and holidays.

Post-Surgery Suitability

Recovery Stage	Suitability	Recommendations
Minor procedures (dental, light cosmetic)	Good from Week 2+ — Evening timing avoids peak heat. Flat terrain is manageable. Focus on one district to limit walking to under 1 km. Plenty of restaurant seating for rest breaks.	Arrive by 5:00 PM on a weekday. Use taxi directly to entrance for easiest access.
Moderate procedures	Suitable from Week 2+ with planning — Arrive early (5:00 PM) when cooler and less crowded. Limit visit to 1-2 hours. Use taxi rather than shuttle boat for easier, faster access.	Bring water. Stay in one district. Take seated rest breaks every 30 minutes.
Major procedures	Not recommended until Week 3+ — Open-air environment means heat exposure even in evenings. Extended walking required. Air-conditioned malls like ICONSIAM or CentralWorld are safer choices for Week 1-2 recovery.	If visiting at Week 3+, limit to 1 hour on a weekday evening during cool season only.

Nearest Hospitals

Hospital	Distance	Travel Time	Notes
Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital	~2 km	5-8 min by taxi	Closest hospital — government facility, limited English, basic emergency care
BNH Hospital	~3-4 km	9-12 min by taxi	Recommended — well-known international hospital on Convent Road (Silom area)
Bumrungrad International Hospital	~11 km	15-20 min by taxi (no traffic) / 25-40 min with traffic	Premier international hospital; also accessible via BTS
Bangkok Hospital	~14 km	20-25 min by taxi	Eastern Bangkok; best accessed by taxi
Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital	~13 km	18-25 min by taxi	Sukhumvit area; good international services

Pharmacy

Watsons pharmacy is confirmed in Warehouse 8, Room H47-H48. Hours approximately 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM (aligning with Asiatique’s operating hours). Basic medications, health supplies, and personal care products available.

Emergency Contacts

Service	Number
Ambulance	1669
Tourist Police	1155
Police	191

Comfort Tips for Recovery Visitors

Visit on a weekday evening (Tuesday-Thursday) for the lightest crowds and most relaxed atmosphere
Arrive by 5:00 PM to browse shops before shows start while temperatures are still cooling
Focus on one district per visit — Chareonkrung District (Warehouses 1-4) is the most rewarding for souvenirs and handicrafts
Use taxi directly to the entrance rather than the shuttle boat if mobility is a concern — the boat requires walking to/from piers and boarding/disembarking
Bring water — the open-air venue can be warm, especially March-May
Wear comfortable, closed shoes — flat surfaces but extensive walking
Book show tickets online in advance for better prices and guaranteed seats (Calypso, Muay Thai Live)
Plan your departure — the last shuttle boat back is approximately 11:30 PM; taxis and Grab are available at the main entrance
Visit during cool season (November-February) for the most comfortable weather
Bring a compact umbrella during rainy season (May-October) — outdoor walkways have limited shelter

Medical Advisory: Always consult your treating physician before any sightseeing activity post-procedure. Individual recovery varies significantly — these are general guidelines only. The open-air environment and walking requirements may not be suitable for all recovery stages. Listen to your body, rest frequently, and return to your accommodation if you experience any discomfort. Contact your medical team if needed.

Practical Tips

Payment Methods

Method	Acceptance
Cash (Thai Baht)	Dominant — essential at stalls, preferred for bargaining
Credit/debit cards	Larger shops and restaurants only
QR code / PromptPay	Select vendors only

Tip: Bring plenty of cash in small denominations (20, 50, 100 THB notes) for market stalls. ATMs are available on-site.

Bargaining Guide

Bargaining is expected and encouraged at market stalls — it is part of the night market culture. Do NOT bargain at established restaurants or retail shops.

Tip	Details
Starting point	Offer around 60-70% of the asking price
Target discount	20-30% off asking price is typical
Multi-item discount	Buying multiple items from one vendor gives better leverage
Walk-away strategy	Politely walk away if the price is too high — vendors may call you back
Key principle	Be polite and smile throughout — Thai vendors appreciate friendly negotiation
Useful Thai phrase	”Lot noi dai mai?” (ลดหน่อยได้ไหม — Can you reduce the price a little?)

Scam Awareness

Risk	Advice
Inflated initial prices	Standard practice — always bargain at stalls. First asking price is typically 2-3x the expected selling price.
Counterfeit goods	Some stalls sell knockoff brand-name items. Assume very low-priced branded goods are not authentic. Counterfeit goods may be seized at customs in your home country.
Gem and jewelry scams	Do not purchase “investment grade” gems or jewelry from unfamiliar market vendors. Gems are for personal enjoyment only.
Tuk-tuk drivers	Drivers outside may offer inflated rates or try to redirect you to affiliated shops. Use the free shuttle boat, taxi, or Grab/Bolt instead.
Pickpocketing	Moderate risk — crowded weekend evenings present typical urban pickpocket risk. Use a cross-body bag, keep valuables in front, and stay alert in dense areas near shows.

Weather Considerations

Asiatique is an open-air venue — weather significantly affects the experience.

Season	Months	Conditions	Impact
Hot season	March-May	34-37°C, high humidity	Uncomfortable until after dark — wait until 7:00 PM or later
Rainy season	May-October	31-33°C, sudden downpours	Heavy rain impacts outdoor walkways; warehouse interiors provide partial shelter; shuttle boat may be suspended in storms
Cool season	November-February	27-32°C, lower humidity	Ideal — most comfortable conditions for an open-air evening visit

Rainy season note: As an open-air venue, Asiatique is significantly more affected by rain than enclosed malls. Bring a compact umbrella during May-October. For a reliable rainy-season shopping experience, consider ICONSIAM or CentralWorld as air-conditioned alternatives.

Cultural Tips

Thai people appreciate politeness and smiles — a wai (prayer-like greeting) is appreciated but not required
Dress comfortably but respectfully — no swimwear or very revealing clothing
Don’t touch people’s heads (culturally sensitive) or point feet at people or shrines
Tipping is not expected at stalls; 10% at sit-down restaurants is appreciated
Keep bargaining interactions light and friendly — the Thai concept of sanuk (fun) applies

Best Times to Visit

Time	Crowd Level	Recommendation
Weekday 5:00-7:00 PM	Low	Best for medical tourists — shops open, light crowds, cooling temperatures
Weekday 7:00-10:00 PM	Low-Moderate	Good — all attractions open, comfortable evening atmosphere
Friday 7:00-10:00 PM	Moderate	Building toward weekend — manageable
Saturday 6:00-10:00 PM	High	Peak crowds — avoid if mobility-limited
Sunday evening	Moderate-High	Busy but less intense than Saturday
December-January	High	Tourist peak season — consistently crowded
Chinese New Year	Very High	Extremely crowded — avoid if recovering

Recommended Visit Duration

Quick browse + dinner: 1.5-2 hours (one district + riverside dining)
Shopping + one show: 2.5-3 hours (browse before show, watch show, dinner)
Full evening: 4+ hours (comprehensive shopping + show + dining)
Recovery visitors: 1-2 hours maximum, weekday evening, focused on one district

Nearby Destinations

Nearby Shopping

Destination	Distance	Notes
ICONSIAM	~3 km north along river	Mega-mall with indoor floating market; shuttle boat accessible
Robinson Bangrak	~2 km	Department store on Charoen Krung Road
Silom Complex / Thaniya Plaza	~3 km	Via BTS from Saphan Taksin

Nearby Hotels

Hotel	Distance	Notes
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside	~500m	Closest hotel; riverside property with pool
Chatrium Hotel Riverside Bangkok	~800m	Upscale riverside hotel with shuttle boat service
Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort	~2.5 km	Luxury resort; river shuttle boats available
Millennium Hilton Bangkok	~4 km	Near ICONSIAM; convenient if visiting both

Transit Connections

Line	Station	Destinations
BTS Silom Line (Dark Green)	Saphan Taksin → Chong Nonsi → Sala Daeng → Siam	Silom, Siam shopping district, BTS interchange
BTS Gold Line (from Silom)	Krung Thon Buri → Charoen Nakhon	ICONSIAM

Historical Context

The East Asiatic Company — established in Copenhagen in 1884 — operated teak logging, rice trading, and shipping from this Chao Phraya riverside site for over a century. The 10 warehouse buildings have been preserved and repurposed as Asiatique’s retail and entertainment spaces, maintaining their industrial heritage architecture. Historical plaques throughout the complex document this trading history.

Contact Information

Method	Contact
Website	asiatiquethailand.com
Address	2194 Charoen Krung Road, Wat Phraya Krai, Bang Kho Laem, Bangkok 10120
Emergency (ambulance)	1669
Tourist Police	1155

Stall availability, operating hours, entertainment schedules, and pricing are subject to change without notice. Many stalls at Asiatique are operated by independent vendors who may relocate or close at any time. Show times and ticket prices should be verified directly with venues before visiting. Information on this page was compiled in February 2026 from official sources and verified travel resources. Always verify current details on the official Asiatique website before visiting. This content is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute an endorsement of any brand, product, or service. Counterfeit goods may be present at some stalls — purchase branded items at your own risk. VAT refund subject to Thai Revenue Department rules; process and fees may change.