Pet-Friendly Bangkok in 2023

Dogs and Cats in Bangkok Thailand: How to Travel to Thailand with a Pet, Where to Live, Play and Eat with our Furry Friends in the heart of this amazing city in 2022.

Pet Transport with Pets in Bangkok–Getting Around Town

Dog Parks and Malls in Bangkok

Veterinarians in Bangkok

Pet Friendly Restaurants and Cafes in Bangkok

Pet Friendly Neighborhoods in Bangkok

Pet Stores & Gourmet Pet Food in Bangkok

Is Bangkok Thailand Pet Friendly?

Thailand and Thais love and are very accepting of Dogs about town and in restaurants. It’s the infrastructure that’s the problem. Traffic congestion, too many narrow sidewalks full of vendors, commuters and street Dogs all inhibit getting around easily, let alone with a Dog by your side.

Still, Bangkok offers many beautiful parks, enclave living communities and cafes that are very Pet-Friendly.

Living here, I know that changing your routine for Dog walks is key to finding happiness with your Dog here in Bangkok and you will find that Bangkok has many Pet-friendly restaurants and parks! 

Walking out the door with fido on a leash and having a leisurely walk to a local park likely requires you carefully choose your accommodation. 

A car ride or Pet stroller is best for transportation to a local park or restaurant as Pets are not allowed on most public transportation such as the BTS or MRT.

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Thailand Travel Entry Requirements

As of July 2022, Thailand Travel entry requirements are: Vaccinated travelers do not need to present Covid Test Results or a Vaccination Card (your airline likely will require a negative test to board the plane). For Unvaccinated travelers, you can pay for and take an “At Home Test Kit” (ATK) at the airport and if you have a negative result, you can enter the Kingdom. Mask requirements are relaxing (only busy venues such as concerts and Transportation sites such as BTS and MRT, and alcohol bans are removed!

No more quarantine to travel to Thailand. No more wait for approval for the Thailand Pass, you will immediately receive your QR code to enter.

How to Apply for a Thailand Travel Pass

1. Fully Vaccinated Persons must Register on Thailand Pass Official Website at the Thailand Consulate tp.consular.go.th
2. Attach your passport and certificate of vaccination
3. There are additional requirements for Unvaccinated Travelers to Thailand. Go to the official Thai Pass website here. tp.consular.go.th

How to Bring your Pet to Thailand in 2022

For travelers with Pets to Thailand (not breeders or other importers), you must have:

Pet(s) traveling with a person:

1. Pet(s) must be at least 4 months old
2. Import permit. This permit is issued on arrival to Thailand at the airport. Your pet and documents will be inspected and if your Pet appears healthy, they will issue the Import Permit.
3. Health certificate issued by your accredited veterinarian and endorsed by USDA APHIS Veterinary Services. The requirements that your pet must meet are outlined in the provided health certificate.
4. You can find an Accredited Veterinarian here. You must obtain the Health Certificate within 10 days of arrival in Thailand. You can have the Veterinarian appointment up to 30 days before, the Vet will send the Health Certificate electronically and you can pay to have the hard-copy sent to you via overnight mail to wherever you are located and ready for travel. Find a USDA APHIS Veterinary Services. Use any Veterinarian on the drop-down list. It does not have to be in your state unless that is more convenient for you.
5. Copy of Pet Owners Passport.

• Thailand does not require a rabies titre test (FAVN) for pets entering from any country
• As long as pets don’t show any sign of illness, they would not be quarantined.
  ** However, a quarantine officer has the discretionary authority to detain in a quarantine station any pets/animals seeking to pass through Thailand for a period of at least 30 days upon arrival.
• During this time, the pet could be subjected to tests and/or treatments to which would be at the owner’s expense. **

Contact Information:

Animal Quarantine Station at Suvarnnabhumi Airport: Tel+(662) 134-0636 Business Hours: 24 hrs daily

You can see all the information at the official website: USDA APHIS

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For a guide on finding Airlines for you and your Pet, see Flying a Large Dog In Cabin 2022, Can I Buy a Seat on a Plane for My Dog?, Can I Fly with 2 Pets In-Cabin?

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Getting Around Bangkok with Pets

GrabPet, Private Taxis and your own Car or Scooter/motorbike is just about the only way to get around Bangkok Thailand with a Dog, Cat or any other Pet.

The BTS Skytrain, MRT, and Water transport are not Pet-Friendly. Here’s a profile of how to get around Bangkok with your Pet.

1. GrabPet

Grab is the most popular car service in Thailand.  There is no Uber here.

GrabPet began in October 2021 and GrabPet is a ride-hailing service for passengers traveling with Pets.

They offers both on-demand and advance booking service to anyplace in Bangkok and vicinity area. Starting at 95 Baht ($3) for normal GrabPet and 145 Baht ($4.50)for GrabPet XL.

All GrabPet driver-partners are trained to handle and transport with pets.

Pet in-car accident compensation – automatically insured to compensate for all pets onboard

The new service offers vehicles in two sizes:

1. GrabPet’s normal-sized cars for Pets: Small and Medium size with a maximum height of 41 cm., Up to 2 Pets and 2 humans.
2. GrabPet XL’s SUVs for is for Larger sized Dogs with a height over 41 cm, Up to 1 Large Dog or 2 Small and Medium sized Pets, and up to 2 people.

GrabPets in Bangkok allows:

1. Dogs: Leashed or crated (if dogs are aggressive such as Pit Bull and Rottweiler, they must be muzzled.)
2. Cats, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Gerbils, Chinchillas, Hedgehogs, Squirrels,
3. Fish, Turtles, Crabs, Frogs
4. No Birds or Snakes allowed

Grab has vehicle in many sizes at a number of price levels and even a Female Driver for Females only rides.

2. Bangkok Pet Taxi

BangkokPetTaxi.com started from a group of animal lovers.  In the beginning we were a group of friends who took care of each other’s pets when needed.

We love and adore animals, and continuously cared for them until we decided to form a team, put our skills to good use and run a pet shuttle service.

Bangkok Pet Taxi use SUV-big car for service, It’s fit for 2 big dogs or 2-3 middle dogs.

Cost: The price excludes car park & any toll fee.

• 1-10 km : $12/400Baht
• 1-20 km : $18/600Baht
• 1-30 km : $24/800Baht
• WhatApps : BangkokPetTaxi
• Line ID : BangkokPetTaxi

3. Regular City Taxis

You can hail a regular Pet-friendly taxi cab from a variety of taxis in Bangkok.

I almost always book online with GrabPet but, when I just walked out of the mall or grocery with all my bags there is always a line of taxis waiting outside.

Sometimes it’s just easier to take a regular taxi and not wait for GrabPet.

Be sure when booking to use Line or Whatsapp and Be sure to ask for a Pet-friendly taxi and when they arrive, that they turn on the meter or you negotiate the fare in advance.

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Pet Friendly Dog Parks and Malls in Bangkok

1. Trail and Tail

Trail and Tail is one of Bangkok’s most pet-loving communities. The whole space measures 21,000 square feet.

Amenities for your Dog, include a dedicated Dog Park—one indoor and another outdoor including a sensory planting area with herbs lemongrass pandan leaves, dill and more.

You can sign up your fur baby for a variety of activities including basic and advanced obedience course and socialization.

There’s Pet-friendly Kofuku Hotel for Cats and Dogs with 24/7 caretakers available, a lovely small café and Dogkery a Dog Bakery where Dogs are allowed to run free at this pet-friendly cafe. 

You can stop by the “Moggie Doggie” Pet Shop with specialty treats including ice cream or the HATO Pet Wellness Center, the world’s first veterinarian-supervised Pet clinic or have tea and lunch with your Dog at Tea Factory and More

Open daily from 10:00– 19:00, 95 Sukhumvit 39, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110.

2. Central Festival Eastville

Central Festival Eastville is a Dog-friendly mall in Bangkok. Here, Dogs can play and wander around an outdoor park that has a fully fenced playground with AstroTurf and an obstacle course for entertainment.

After a run around outside, you can rent a doggie cart and bring your Dog inside to shop in some areas.

The mall includes The Pet Safari, a pet store with a grooming salon and dog-sitting services.

Just like Trail and Tail, there’s a Dogkery Café and you can have lunch or coffee with your furry friend.

Open daily 10:30–22:00 69 Pradit Manuthum Road, Lat Phrao, Bangkok 10230

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3. The Commons Thonglor

The Commons at is an up-and-coming, open-plan, casual, lifestyle space with Dog-friendly play space and eateries

With many local and international eateries, it’s great for mingling with other Dogs and Pet lovers.

There’s also a “Puppy Parking” area outside the ground floor food section to tether leashed Dogs, something that may be odd for many farang.

Open daily 8:00–1:00 am., 335 Thonglor 17, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok 10110

4. Nong Bon Lake Bungnonbon Park

A lovely 30 minute drive out of Bangkok center is Nong Bon Lake State Park. Nearly the entire sports complex is Dog friendly so you can enjoy the lake, boating, or just stroll around the grounds. 

You can rent a bike at Happy Bike Café for about $9 or enjoy the 4km double-lane bike path around the lake.

There’s no entrance fee to the park. There aren’t any food and drink facilities to speak of but the Happy Cup cafe attached to the bike shop sells drinks, pastries, snacks and a small selection of meals.

Still, even though there are no eateries, it’s a good reason to pack a lunch and have a picnic.

5. Dog Park 49

Dog Park 49, located in 49Playscape, is a venue designed specifically for Pet Parents and Pups.

The venue is boards Dogs if you cannot take your Pet on your travel or for about $8 you can have access to their park area and run around with other pups.  Or you buy a coconut and sit at the café and enjoy the space.

The space is well designed and maintained. There’s both an indoor and outdoor parks where Dogs can socialize with each other along with an aquatic center with a pool.

On-site is a popular dog-grooming spa and a Doggy day-care and hotel. It’s near another popular veterinarian, Sukhumvit 49 Veterinarian Hospital.

Open 900 to 1900, 49, 8/3 Sukhumvit 49, Bangkok 10110.

6. K Village

K Village, located between Sukhumvit 24 and 26, is an upscale Pet-friendly mall with stylish boutiques and restaurants and a farmer’s market.  There are also smaller, local vendors along the walkway.

The ground floor has lots of Pet-friendly cafes, and restaurants, along with a couple of small pet stores.

There’s plenty of shade and open spaces to walk your Dog, as well as a patio area that serves as a prominent gathering spot for dog owners to relax and socialize in.

You might be interested in the weekly dog-training classes too.

Open 10:00-22:00, 93, 95 Sukhumvit 26, Klongton, Klongtoey, Bangkok 10110.

7. BMA Dog Park

BMA Dog Park is a free dog park located near Bangkok’s city center. This is a great, clean location for a stroll with your dogs and is safe enough for dogs to wander around off their leash.

They have three fenced zones inside and water taps to quench your Pup’s thirst (don’t forget to bring a bowl).

A small wading pool is available for a quick wash-off or cool-off for you Pup.

The park is pretty quiet venue, decent parking and public toilets. There is also a shaded area ideal for walks on extra sunny days.

Wacharaphol, Bang Khen, Bangkok 10220

Pet-Friendly Restaurants & Cafes in Bangkok

1. Roast Thonglor

At the Commons, is an up-and-coming, open-plan, casual, lifestyle space with Dog-friendly play space and eateries that combines indoor shopping and outdoor terraces.

With many local and international eateries here, Roast Thonglor is a good place to be seen, people-watch and mingle with other Dogs and Pet Parents.

Themed around multi-cuisine comfort food inspired by the Chef’s palate and journeys, Roast Thonglor invites diners to enjoy creations such as their Grilled Seabass and Blueberry Ricotta Pancakes.

The alfresco seating section here also welcomes Dog to come in and relax with you for a great meal.

The COMMONS 335 Thonglor 17 Alley, Watthana, Bangkok

2. Coffee & Puppy

If you’re staying a bit farther North in Bangkok, a visit to Coffee & Puppy is a delightful Pet-friendly café, bakery and eatery with classes and their own Pet Menu.

Take your pup for a day out and enjoy a meal with them at Coffee & Puppy. At this pet cafe, the menu is extensive.

Coffee & Puppy serves gourmet, healthy and homemade dishes for both you and your Dog to enjoy and they only use the freshest and best quality ingredients.

Open:11:30 to 22:00, Wednesday through Sunday. 36/3-4 Chaengwatthana Road, Thung Song Hong, Lak si, Bangkok 10210

3. Siri House

This Dog-friendly enclave in the Ratchaprasong area features a number of eateries including Luka, Quince and Jacqueline Bar.

This Pet-Friendly hub also has greenery, lovely sitting areas and is nice secluded-feeling space to have an afternoon or evening out with your Pup and other friends.

14/2 Soi Somkid, Phloen Chit Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok

See Also, Pet Travel: Essentials for Flying with Pets

4. Luka Bangkok Café

They describe the place as a Hip, bohemian eatery with an international menu & breakfast fare, plus coffee & specialty drinks. We can add that it is Pet-Friendly too!

Along Pan Road in Silom, the former ‘50s shophouse serves comfort food from Mexican cuisine, gourmet salads, baked goods, a nice selection of in-house brewed coffees and teas.

You’ll find the concrete flooring especially cool for your Dogs to relax and cool-off.

Luka, 64/3 Thanon Pan, Silom, Bangkok

5. H Dining

Good vibe, good food, good fit-for-a-picnic space: these three concepts come together at H Dining.

This venue offers a variety of dishes for any time of day. Probably best known for their spread of sourdough bread and pastries curated by Chef Kanta “Toiting” Siddidharm who had her former tenures at Noma and Gaa.

With such a high profile of culinary experience, you know her baked goods won’t disappoint. Another plus is H Dining is Pet-loving, so bring along your buddies.

4 Soi Sangchai, Phra Khanong, Khlong Toei, Bangkok

6. Vistro Bangkok

Vistro Bangkok has been fueling the city with healthy vegan menu and with its Pet-friendly dining space. The plant-based restaurant also offers a sustainable vegan lifestyle to both you, your pups, and your kitties. So, for plant-based pet lovers, Vistro could totally be your new spot to hang.

46/1 Sukhumvit 24, Klongton, Bangkok

7. Dog in Town

This Dog friendly café is also a Dog hotel. Enjoy simple snacks like sandwiches and burgers while your Pup socializes with Dog in Town’s own 7 Dog residents.  You’re Pup is sure to find there’s always other friendly companions to play with in this quiet little space.

Open 11:00 to 21:00, 16/1Ekkamai 6, Klong Tan Nuea, Bangkok 10110

8. Hungry Pack & Playscape 49

Dog Friendly Café along Sukhumvit Soi 49

This very popular café within Dog Park 49 has a nice pool, playground and a menu including Eggs Benedict, Waffles & Fried Chicken Western, Shrimp Wraps, Calamari, desserts and coffees.

Open 09:00 to 19:00, 8/3 Soi Sukhumvit 49, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana Bangkok 10110

Pet Stores in Bangkok & Gourmet Pet Food and Treats

1. Pet Club Select

Many locations inside or next to the ubiquitous Gourmet Market stores throughout Bangkok.  The stores have a good variety of western and Asian brand pet food, wet and dry, treats, carriers, leashes and medical supplies.

2. Pet Lovers Centre

Pet Lovers Center has 11 locations in Bangkok including Paradise Park and Icon Siam.  Some popular locations next to large malls are noticeably more expensive than other with the same products.  They carry many brands and have some English speaking staff.

3. Manoon Pets Shop and Pet Supply Store

Reasonably priced Pet Supply Store with 4 locations and carries western and Asian brand pet food, travel carriers, leashes and cute outfits for all Pets.

Open 10:00 to 20:00, 1246 Phatthanakan Rd Suan Luang, Bangkok 10250

4. Big C Grocery for Dogs & Cats

This is the largest and most popular grocery store chain in Thailand, and each has a decent selection of pet supplies to pick up while shopping for all your groceries.

5. Dogkery Café Pet Deli

Many locations available throughout Bangkok, this chain café focusses on “healthy is happy,”

Dogkery Café Pet Deli makes their own wide selection of Pet snacks and sweets including personalized cakes and cupcakes.

6. Bone and Raw

Bone and Raw provides “biologically appropriate raw for Dogs and Cats…made from all natural, fresh and all human-grade ingredients.”

• They even have ice cream with flavors of Steak & Cheese, Honey Liver and Spirulina
• You can buy online and have delivered Monday, Wednesday or Friday directly or through Shopee and HappyFresh.
• Tel: (66)66-109-0955, bone.and.raw@gmail.com, Line: @BONEANDRAW

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Veterinarians in Bangkok

1. Thonglor Pet Hospital

Thonglor Pet Hospital has numerous clinics throughout Bangkok and treatments from emergencies to routine care.

The Veterinarians also have experience with Pet Health Certificates for International Travel

They host a doggy daycare with 2 pools, one recreational and one therapeutic 24 hour pet care service for Dogs, Cats and other Pets

Thonglor Animal Hospital offers a shuttle service for owners who are unable to travel. Pet Taxi is available within Bangkok and its vicinity.

2. iVet Hospital

This Animal Hospital is open 24/7 and has a boarding facility.  The locations are full-service from preventative care to surgery to dental care.

iVet Praram 9, Tel: 02-641-5525, iVet west Centre, Tel: 02-889-5215

3. Low-Cost Spay, Neuter and Immunizations

Don’t forget the Charity Shops that provide homes, care and adoptable Pets.  They have some relatively low-cost services available:

Soi Dog Foundation, Pet Animal Welfare Society, Rak Maew, Dog Nation, and Nida Save our Strays

Pet Day Care and Boarding in Bangkok

1. Thonglor Pet Hospital

Thonglor Pet Hospital has numerous clinics throughout Bangkok and treatments from emergencies to routine care.

They host a doggy daycare with a Pet Park and 2 pools, one recreational and one therapeutic 24 hour pet care service for Dogs, Cats and other Pets

Thonglor Animal Hospital offers a shuttle service for owners who are unable to travel. Pet Taxi is available within Bangkok and its vicinity.

2. Dog Park 49

Dog Park 49, located in 49Playscape, is a venue designed specifically for dog owners.

The venue is boards Dogs if you cannot take your Pet on your travel or for about $8 you can have access to their park area and run around with other pups.  Or you buy a coconut and sit at the café and enjoy the space.

The space is well designed and maintained. There’s both an indoor and outdoor parks where Dogs can socialize with each other along with an aquatic center with a pool.

On-site is a popular dog-grooming spa and a Doggy day-care and hotel. It’s near another popular veterinarian, Sukhumvit 49 Veterinarian Hospital.

Open 900 to 1900, 49, 8/3 Sukhumvit 49, Bangkok 10110

3. Pet Paradise

Pet Paradise is very overly cute Pet Spa, Boarding facility/Hotel for Dogs and Cats.  They have their own private outdoor play space, pool and pet shop.

728 Lad Prao Wanghin Rd, Khwaeng Lat Phrao, Khet Lat Phrao, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10230, Thailand

Pet Friendly Hotels in Bangkok

1. Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok

Sindhorn Village

As with all Kimpton Hotels, Pets stay without additional charge.  This upscale, Pet-Friendly hotel, The Kimpton-Maalai Bangkok has a ‘Happy Pets, No Regrets’ policy allowing any Pet (!) to stay with you for a pet-friendly staycation or transition to a move to Thailand completely free of charge. There are also special privileges for your furry friend with amenities of toys, beds, grooming kits, strollers, and treats.

78 Soi Tonson Lumpini, Pathumwan Bangkok, Thailand 10330, Tel: +66 (0)2 056 9999

2. W Hotel Marriot Bangkok

Very city-center and in walking distance of major malls and Pet-friendly venues.

This is an upscale hotel in an expensive area of Bangkok but, if city-center is important, this is the place.

So far, in 2022, there is no Pet fee or deposit.

106 North Sathorn Road, Silom, Bangrak Bangkok, Thailand 10500 +66 2 344 4000

3. The Sukhothai Bangkok

A quiet respite with all the amenities of every upscale, city-center hotel you expect large pool, spa and fine dining. Pets are allowed for staycations here, so long as they weigh less than 77lbs (35 kg), are fully vaccinated, and well-socialized. 500 baht ($15) per Pet per night.

4. Siam Kempinski

Another luxury Pet-friendly Hotel where most rooms include private balconies overlooking the hotel’s lush green gardens and free-form swimming pool.

There are 3 restaurants and bars including the award-winning Michelin one star Sra Bua by Kiin. The luxury spa and health club are havens for guests seeking total rest and relaxation.

The Siam Kempinski has a special selection of room types and room locations for Dogs and Cats weighing no more than 24lbs (11kg).

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Pet Friendly Neighborhoods in Bangkok

I travel full time and sometimes I settle in for 6 months so I can explore and write even more. In 2022 I am in Bangkok and will be here at least a year.

You will want to balance areas that are central to parks, business, shopping and dining for easy access to Pet-friendly areas and your work location or quiet/privacy needs for digital nomads or retirees.

Criteria:

• Travel convenience.  Proximity to mass transit (BTS Skytrain & MRT Underground).
• Exercise and Socialize Areas for Dogs
• Clean, Well-Maintained, Quality housing options from affordable to super-luxury condos
• Pet-friendly Restaurants and Cafes

1.Thonglor Ekkamai 

Ekkamai is an area that is quickly gaining popularity, attracting middle-class Thais and expats.

It has a hipster vibe and plenty of leisure options. From cafes and restaurants to co-working spaces, boutiques, specialty stores, and art galleries, Ekkamai has the lot.

It has the added bonus of being in the Sukhumvit area and being well connected by public transport; not only is it on the BTS line but it is also home to the Eastern Bus Terminal.

This neighborhood offers an enticing lend of the old and the new, with the trendy and the traditional often sitting side by side.

The housing options are varied, with large houses to rent on leafy residential streets, modern condos, and serviced apartments.

2. Silom-Sathorn

If you’re happy to pay a premium price for your home so you are city center, Silom-Sathorn is the ideal place to live.

There are many luxury homes and many studios offering all the modern comforts including an air conditioner in each room instead of like my place, with a unit only in the bedroom.

It’s easy to find a condo with Western bathrooms and kitchens and added extras for tenants like swimming pools and gyms.

The area boasts a great balance of upscale restaurants and local street food, there’s lots of nightlife, and the BTS Skytrain makes moving around the city easy.

Close to the river and the large and Pet-friendly Lumpini Park, Sathorn is a popular area for expats who like life’s little luxuries.

3. Ari

A bit outside city center is laid-back Ari with its huge expat population. It’s a great place to live for those who want easy access to the city’s heart yet want a clean and peaceful neighborhood with a local feel.

A relatively safe part of Bangkok, Ari has a range of stores that sell imported products, restaurants, cafes, and bars.

Attracting families, couples, and lone expats, Ari has something for everyone looking for a home-base in Bangkok.

4. Udom Suk

Udom Suk is a relatively calm Pet-friendly neighborhood with a local flavor, but still within Bangkok’s Central Business District.  

Udom Suk attracts tourists as well as locals, making the area more vibrant and diverse.

There are few foreign-influenced eateries and establishments, making it great for people who want to immerse themselves in Thai life.

You certainly won’t go hungry, though, as there are plentiful Thai restaurants and street food stalls serving delicious dishes for reasonable prices.

There are many legitimate massage shops for you to unwind and bring some balance into your life, a good variety of shops on the doorstep.

5. Ladprao

Ladprao offers a good, more affordable blend of business and leisure spaces.

It’s almost like a mini version of Bangkok compressed within one livable neighborhood.

A top choice for expat families with both human and animal kids, it boasts some of the nation’s best schools and plenty of green spaces.

Chatuchak market and the adjoining dog-friendly park market are also close by.

Close to the Northern Bus Terminal, the BTS sky train, and the MRT, getting around the city is convenient if you’re working here.  Remember, Pets are not allowed on most public transit.

Still, there are many markets and places to eat and the pace of life is lively without being overwhelming.

6. On Nut

I stayed here for about 6 months and love the walkability.  It is a bit further out along the BTS Skytrain line; however, you will get more space for the same price.  This is true of just about any big city. 

The residential area is mainly home to Thai people, but it is seeing larger numbers of professional expats and families moving in.

There’s a large Big C and Tesco grocery right off the BTS On Nut station. 

And a good variety of local Thai cuisine and foreign restaurants.

Digital Nomads and work remotely will find the co-working spaces especially convenient.

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