What travellers and locals actually pay in Bangkok. Ranges in THB with an approximate euro equivalent. Use them to haggle and to spot when you're being overcharged.
Open FairTag and check a price →| Item or service | Usual price | ≈ euros |
|---|---|---|
| Water 1.5 L (shop)Supermarket / 7-Eleven | 14–20 THB | 0.37–0.53 € |
| Pad thaiStreet stall | 50–80 THB | 1.32–2.11 € |
| Beer at a barTourist area | 80–150 THB | 2.11–3.95 € |
| Item or service | Usual price | ≈ euros |
|---|---|---|
| Short taxi rideWith meter | 50–100 THB | 1.32–2.63 € |
| Short tuk-tuk ridePrice agreed beforehand | 100–200 THB | 2.63–5.26 € |
| Item or service | Usual price | ≈ euros |
|---|---|---|
| Damnoen Saduak floating marketBooked on the spot (local agency) · See online | 800–1,500 THB | 21–39 € |
| Thai cooking classBooked on the spot (local agency) · See online | 1,000–1,800 THB | 26–47 € |
| Item or service | Usual price | ≈ euros |
|---|---|---|
| 1 h massageTourist area | 250–400 THB | 6.58–11 € |
| Grand Palace ticketOfficial ticket office (foreigners) | 500 THB | 13 € |
In a shop in Bangkok, a 1.5 L bottle usually costs 14–20 THB.
A short ride in Bangkok costs 50–100 THB (with meter). Ask for the meter or agree the price before getting in.
Check the usual price before paying, always agree the price upfront and use the FairTag checker: type what they're asking and it tells you instantly if it's fair.
Guide prices, updated by the community.
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