Filled with large works by local and international artists, the former working class neighborhood of Talad Noi has become a hub for creatives and street art.
From hipster-magnet cafes and glitzy bars to generations-old street food institutions, there’s a lot going on in one of Bangkok’s oldest neighborhoods.
At 101-year-old Ek Teng Phu Ki, Thai-Chinese elders now mingle with cafe-hoppers, as the family-run business adapts to the moment to keep their doors open for generations to come.
