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Asiatique The Riverfront is an evening market and entertainment complex on the Chao Phraya, laid out in ten warehouse buildings on the riverfront off Charoen Krung Road. It combines shopping, food, rides and shows in one place, with a 60-meter Ferris wheel, Asiatique Sky, as its landmark and a promenade that runs about 300 meters along the river. The complex opened in 2012 on the old docks of the East Asiatic Company.

It suits families, first-time visitors and groups who want an easy night out with a river view and plenty of choice, rather than a single restaurant or a late bar. The complex opens from late morning but is geared to the evening, when its own free shuttle boat runs from Sathorn Pier, reached from exit 2 of BTS Saphan Taksin.

Shopping

Shops across the warehouses sell souvenirs and gifts, fashion, home decor and health and beauty products, with a directory on Asiatique's website listing each shop by warehouse. The Lifestyle Market zone gathers stalls for pet lovers, home decoration, gardening and vintage finds, and a Big C store stocks the everyday products and souvenirs popular with tourists.

Food along the river

Warehouses 1 and 2 bring together restaurants from around Bangkok and street food vendors from different regions of Thailand, and more places to eat line the riverside promenade. For a sit-down dinner, the Sirimahannop is a restaurant and bar aboard a tall ship moored on the river, built to recall the three-masted Thoon Kramom and run by the team at Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen's Park. The Crystal Grill House is the complex's other hotel-run restaurant.

Rides and attractions

Asiatique Sky gives views over both banks of the Chao Phraya and is lit up at night; Ferris wheel tickets are sold on Klook. The Mystery Mansion is a two-level dark ride set in a haunted early-twentieth-century Thai manor, with suspended gondolas that climb to 12 meters, and a double-decker carousel styled after the 18th century suits younger children. The complex also hosts Jurassic World: The Experience, a walk-through attraction based on the film series, and Calypso Cabaret stages its evening shows here.

Getting there

The free shuttle boat runs between Sathorn Pier and Asiatique's pier in the late afternoon and evening; take exit 2 from BTS Saphan Taksin for the pier. The Chao Phraya Express Boat and the hop-on hop-off tourist boat also call nearby during the day, and several city bus lines pass the entrance on Charoen Krung Road.

Sources: Asiatique The Riverfront, explore Asiatique, contact and directions. Checked September 26, 2026.

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2194 Charoen Krung Road
Bangkok, 10120

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About Asiatique The Riverfront

Quick answer: Asiatique The Riverfront is a market at 2194 Charoen Krung Road, Bangkok, 10120. Ten riverside warehouses of shops, food and rides on Charoen Krung, with a 60-meter Ferris wheel and a free shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier.

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Asiatique The Riverfront is an evening market and entertainment complex on the Chao Phraya, laid out in ten warehouse buildings on the riverfront off Charoen Krung Road. It combines shopping, food, rides and shows in one place, with a 60-meter Ferris wheel, Asiatique Sky, as its landmark and a promenade that runs about 300 meters along the river. The complex opened in 2012 on the old docks of the East Asiatic Company.

It suits families, first-time visitors and groups who want an easy night out with a river view and plenty of choice, rather than a single restaurant or a late bar. The complex opens from late morning but is geared to the evening, when its own free shuttle boat runs from Sathorn Pier, reached from exit 2 of BTS Saphan Taksin.

Shopping

Shops across the warehouses sell souvenirs and gifts, fashion, home decor and health and beauty products, with a directory on Asiatique's website listing each shop by warehouse. The Lifestyle Market zone gathers stalls for pet lovers, home decoration, gardening and vintage finds, and a Big C store stocks the everyday products and souvenirs popular with tourists.

Food along the river

Warehouses 1 and 2 bring together restaurants from around Bangkok and street food vendors from different regions of Thailand, and more places to eat line the riverside promenade. For a sit-down dinner, the Sirimahannop is a restaurant and bar aboard a tall ship moored on the river, built to recall the three-masted Thoon Kramom and run by the team at Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen's Park. The Crystal Grill House is the complex's other hotel-run restaurant.

Rides and attractions

Asiatique Sky gives views over both banks of the Chao Phraya and is lit up at night; Ferris wheel tickets are sold on Klook. The Mystery Mansion is a two-level dark ride set in a haunted early-twentieth-century Thai manor, with suspended gondolas that climb to 12 meters, and a double-decker carousel styled after the 18th century suits younger children. The complex also hosts Jurassic World: The Experience, a walk-through attraction based on the film series, and Calypso Cabaret stages its evening shows here.

Getting there

The free shuttle boat runs between Sathorn Pier and Asiatique's pier in the late afternoon and evening; take exit 2 from BTS Saphan Taksin for the pier. The Chao Phraya Express Boat and the hop-on hop-off tourist boat also call nearby during the day, and several city bus lines pass the entrance on Charoen Krung Road.

Sources: Asiatique The Riverfront, explore Asiatique, contact and directions. Checked September 26, 2026.

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Business Hours

Open daily · 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM

Amenities at Asiatique The Riverfront

  • Free entry
  • Free shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier
  • Riverside promenade
  • Ferris wheel (Asiatique Sky)
  • Dark ride (Mystery Mansion)
  • Carousel
  • Calypso Cabaret
  • Jurassic World: The Experience
  • Warehouse shopping districts
  • Restaurants and street food

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Asiatique have an entrance fee?
No. Entry to Asiatique is free: it is an open-air riverside market and mall, and you only pay for what you ride, watch or buy inside. The paid items are the attractions, such as Asiatique Sky, the Mystery Mansion and Jurassic World: The Experience, plus the shows.
What are the opening hours?
Every day from 11 a.m. to midnight. Individual shops, restaurants and attractions keep their own hours, and the complex is geared to the evening: the free shuttle boat and the river boats run from late afternoon.
Is there a free shuttle boat?
Yes. Asiatique's own free shuttle boat runs between Sathorn Pier and Asiatique Pier from 4 p.m. to 11:30 p.m., every 25 to 30 minutes. From BTS Saphan Taksin, use exit 2 for Sathorn Pier.
Can I take a boat from ICONSIAM to Asiatique?
There is no direct boat between the two. Asiatique's own free shuttle runs only between Sathorn Pier and Asiatique Pier, from 4 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. From ICONSIAM, get to Sathorn Pier, beside BTS Saphan Taksin exit 2, and board the shuttle there.
What to do in Asiatique the riverfront?
Ride Asiatique Sky, the 60-meter Ferris wheel; brave the Mystery Mansion dark ride; take younger children to the double-decker carousel; walk through Jurassic World: The Experience; catch the Calypso Cabaret; shop the ten warehouses and the Lifestyle Market; and eat your way along the 300-meter river promenade.
Is it worth it to go to Asiatique?
For an easy evening by the river, yes: entry is free, the setting is a promenade the venue calls Bangkok's longest river promenade, and the mix of market stalls, rides, shows and riverside dining suits families and first-time visitors better than anyone hunting a single late bar. Go in the evening, when the shuttle boat runs and the wheel is lit.
Which is better, Asiatique or Iconsiam?
They are different formats rather than rivals. Asiatique is an open-air night market and entertainment complex in former dock warehouses, free to enter and geared to the evening. ICONSIAM is a large enclosed mall. Pick Asiatique for the night-market atmosphere, the river promenade and the rides; pick the mall format for daytime luxury shopping.
How tall is the Ferris wheel?
Asiatique Sky is 60 meters tall, and Asiatique calls it Thailand's largest Ferris wheel, with views over both banks of the Chao Phraya. It is a paid attraction: tickets are sold separately from entry to the complex (which is free), including on Klook.
Where can I eat?
Warehouses 1 and 2 gather restaurants from around Bangkok and street food vendors from Thailand's regions, and more restaurants line the riverside promenade. For a sit-down dinner, the Sirimahannop is a restaurant and bar aboard a tall ship, run by the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen's Park team, and The Crystal Grill House is the complex's other hotel-run restaurant. Asiatique's website has a shop directory listing every restaurant by warehouse, including halal, vegetarian and Indian options.
Is Asiatique good for children?
Yes. It has a double-decker carousel, the Ferris wheel and Jurassic World: The Experience, which Asiatique describes as suitable for all ages. The Mystery Mansion dark ride has gondolas for one adult and two children or two adults, with loud horror effects, so it suits older children better.

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