Tamarind Market

5 Miles Macdonald - 6 months ago

Wonderful variety of food stalls here. Unlike the Cicada Night Market next door, this specialises in just food. For myself, I particularly loved the barbecued meats. Lots of Tables and a Stage where live music is performed. You pay cash at the food stalls rather than Food Card used in Cicada.

4 Janny SJ - 5 months ago

Good foods, good drinks and Good live music for night street food market (only Friday-Sunday), it is next to cicada market and there is car parking lot (50 THB). you can enjoy many kinds of foods and reasonable price

5 Loki - 2 months ago

Tamarind Market has lots of delicious good food options. Unlike Cicada, you don't have to purchase coupons in order to buy the food. The seating is spacious and comfortable with good natural ventilation.

We enjoyed the live music very much, the band was very good and entertaining, singing a mix of Thai and English pop songs, making funny jokes in between songs. They even sang Baby Shark lol.

10/10 would recommend you to come here if you're in Hua Hin for the weekend. Great vibes, we had so much fun.

5 Kanyaphat kanokbordeevanit - 3 months ago

Local market with many people. Very recommend for everyone to come and eat here. There were many types of food, also many kind of stuffs to buy. And the price is very reasonable price! I like ice-cream here! (Cannot remember the name of shop, but not the soft serve one)

5 Jay Roams Thailand - 6 months ago

Outstanding chilled night market in Hua Hin on the road to Khao Takiab. Parking next door is 50 baht. Plenty of good cheap and clean food, I recommend the grilled squid with spicy seafood sauce, coconut icecream and grilled pork with jim jaew sauce. There is also acoustic live music which is great too. Nice vibe.

4 Thananuch Thepkanjana - 2 weeks ago

We tried a few different stalls including the roti, grass jelly and the coconut ice cream (unpictured). Definitely recommend the Roti here we went for two days and ordered it on both days. We tried the banana and egg roti as well as the plain roti. Depends whether you like a crispy thin roti or a thicker one. The grass jelly with fresh milk was yummy but there was very little beverage and more ice so it felt quite expensive for the quantity. The coconut ice cream was quite expensive (80 baht) and melted very quickly — realistically you would eat half of the ice cream and it would all turn into liquid.

All in all, great offerings in tamarind a little expensive but don’t need to exchange coupons!

5 Anthony Lua - 3 months ago

A nice local market place to visit in the evening. Lots of food and handy craft stalls. Good place to try local Thai food and for live performances by local artistes.