Good live bands 8ish and very pretty lighting make this outdoor space a chilled place to head for a beer or food. Given that its main customer base is foreigners and young, wealthy Thais, prices aren't too bad. There are also some nice craft shops intermixed - as well as (randomly) an axe throwing area. Regent Chang sponsorship means that you have to search for other beers of choice.

I live in BKK, near this market and have been many times. Food, souvenirs and music is always good - it's actually all improved considerably since it first opened. Was a bit disappointed when I brought two photos to have watercolour paintings done. The examples they show are obviously great. I paid 450 baht each and they were so unrecognizable that I couldn't give them as presents, as I had intended. I discussed this with the artist and asked for a discount but like many cases, paying is easier than getting a refund. 'Shine Bright' was the artist and though he/she admitted the likenesses weren't their best work, they didn't refund anything. Still, go for the ambience, it's a solid market with a great location.

Called in on a Thursday evening when strolling along Sukhumvit Road as we were attracted by the music and vast array of fairy lights. Food court style eating where you can select from various food stalls including skewered kebabs, pulled pork stall, seafood, noodle and fried rice stalls as well as sushi so quite a varied mix. Food descriptions in both Thai and English along with pictures of food on offer as well as pricing so communication with food vendors us easy. We tried the seafood fried rice for 99 baht, freshly cooked in a flash and a chicken and pork skewer at 80 baht each. Dishes were tasty and adequate for supper. Nice changce to sit down, relax, eat and listen to live music in a chilled atmosphere. Other stalls were good to browse around, low end jewellery, kids clothing etc. Worth a visit if in the area near Nanas plaza, you won't get hassled like some other eateries.