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Hua Hin Night Market
Hua Hin's original evening market, a long strip of seafood grills, street snacks and souvenir stalls on Dechanuchit Road.
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Markets are where Thai food culture is easiest to see: piles of fresh herbs and chillies, sticky rice steamed in baskets, curry pastes sold by weight, and ready-made dishes packed in bags to take home.
This collection covers fresh and food markets worth visiting, from Bangkok's Or Tor Kor, known for top-quality produce, and the food zones of Chatuchak Weekend Market to Chiang Mai's Warorot Market and the Hua Hin Night Market. Each page gives the address, a map, the best time to go and the things to eat or buy.
Go early for fresh markets and in the evening for night markets, bring small notes and coins, and take a bag: many vendors now charge for plastic.
If you only have time for one, choose by what you want to do: Or Tor Kor for the best fresh produce and fruit in Bangkok, Chatuchak for a long weekend browse with street snacks, Warorot to see how Chiang Mai shops for northern ingredients, and Hua Hin's night market for seafood dinners by the sea.
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Hua Hin's original evening market, a long strip of seafood grills, street snacks and souvenir stalls on Dechanuchit Road.
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Bangkok's giant weekend market, where snacking between thousands of stalls is as much the point as shopping.
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Bangkok's cleanest and most polished fresh market, famous for top-grade fruit, curry pastes and ready-made Thai dishes.
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Chiang Mai's big central market by the Ping River, packed with northern sausages, chilli dips, pork crackling and fresh produce.
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