Descriptions:
Cheering for Muay Thai 🥊 and eating grilled chicken 🍗 —
this is a classic Bangkok tradition!
When Uncle was a kid, his dad used to bring him to Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium,
and one ritual never changed: you had to eat grilled chicken before the fight.
🍗 Likit Gai Yang – Legendary Grilled Chicken
Back in the day, Likit Gai Yang was located right next to the stadium.
The smoke from the grill filled the air, and the aroma drifted straight into the arena.
If you came to watch Muay Thai, you had to eat here.
This grilled chicken became so famous that it spread far beyond Thailand —
to Asia, Europe, and even the United States.
The chicken is marinated in a simple but classic Thai style using garlic, pepper, and coriander root.
The flavor penetrates deep into the meat —
crispy fragrant skin, tender and juicy inside, with a strong garlic-pepper aroma in every bite.
They also serve Isan food, Thai dishes, and Chinese-style dishes,
making it a great place for families and groups.
🥊 Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium – A Whole New Experience
After eating, Uncle takes you back to Rajadamnern Stadium to relive old memories —
and trust us, everything has changed.
This new era of Rajadamnern is fully upgraded with modern lighting, sound, and production,
similar to watching NBA or American football overseas.
In this video, Uncle gives you a full behind-the-scenes tour of
Thailand’s oldest Muay Thai stadium — every corner, every detail.
Is it really that spectacular?
Will we see a knockout fight?
👉 Watch until the end to find out!
📍 Location Information (Google Maps)
Likit Gai Yang
🕘 Open: 9:00–19:30
📞 Tel: 0649396651
📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/h4mjEGjJsKgGK5rr7
Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium
🕘 Open: 9:00–19:30
📞 Tel: 022814205
📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/EV888uyqL37tpXym6
⏱ Time Chapters
0:00 Intro
1:31 Likit Gai Yang
3:29 Kitchen Tour
5:57 Grilled Chicken Station
9:24 Full Table of Food
15:48 Entering the Stadium
16:42 Buying Tickets
17:49 Behind the Scenes
24:10 Final Thoughts