Krabi night market

3 Global Traveler - 2 months ago

Smart that they mixed in student performers with the old schedule of professional shows (e.g. fire breathing) -- nobody jeers children! COVID has impacted the Krabi Night Market dramatically and it's a lot different than what I was used to -- much of the culinary offerings has gotten worse. Come anyway to soak in the atmosphere, but perhaps not on an overly empty stomach. I would highly recommend against eating at the Japanese food truck, since it's the worst (and most expensive!) food offering by far.

3 Jajaval Nakhakes - 4 months ago

I went there on Wednesday night, this night market is very clean, many sellers for fruit, esp tropical specialties, durian, mangoes, oranges etc. there were also local dishes , such as Phad thai, with prawns; noodle, sweets and smoothies. Price of food here might be costly but it’s variety of food to choose.

5 Aleksandra Janc - 2 years ago

Very nice, authentic place with typical Thai meals.

We ate pad thai (photo of the chef), it was very good

and rice with two sides - hot as hell! Delicious :) the owner is giving a little samples to taste what you like.

Prices very good, 40-50 bht for dish.

5 Simón Herrera - 3 years ago

Very fun night market, with lots of choices of food and drink.

There are mainly tourists in there but the vibe was great, clean tables and most (if not every stall) makes you sit down and they take the food to you once it's ready.

Most of the stall owners speak English or at least enough to communicate with tourists

3 BludStory - a week ago

Not very spacious but open daily. Consists of traditional markets with daily need and food stalls.

You can find non-halal food in one part and halal food in another part which is not far from the center of the crowd. Both non-halal and halal food markets both sell interesting food menus.

4 Zakaria Sidek - 3 years ago

cheap and fresh hawker stalls style food night market. table and chair for dining are provided by the stall owner where you purchase your food. the halal stalls are located on the north side of the market closest to the town center.

you can get fresh seafood cooked to your preference to go with white or fried rice, tomyum, pancake and more. cheaper compared to proper restaurants. however they are not too comfortable and too clean. it's an open air stalls with no shades or umbrella in case of rain.

5 Wendy J - 3 years ago

It's a must come. It's not Krabi trip if you missed this place. ????. It's a weekend market starts on Friday. Take sometime to enjoy this market, you'll be amaze to find things you never seen before. They have better souvenirs compared to other markets. From food, clothes, music's, souvenirs, lost more to discover.