We ended up here quite often as it's just easy to find something for everyone. Plus, when you're done eating you can stroll the market and do some shopping at the many booths full of clothing and souvenirs. (The best seafood restaurant is Lung Ja.) It has a yellow sign.

The one and only night market in Hua Hin. Comes alive from 6pm. You can find food, drinks and shopping. There are also many local seafood restaurants serving good seafood. Things that there aren't many are Money Exchange and Toilet and not much shelter in the event of rain.

The night market opens from 5PM. Perfect place for dinner where you can find fresh seafood and fresh fruit smoothies. They also have clothes, bags, shoes and other accessories for shopping. The shopkeepers understand and can speak English. I recommend this market for tourists.

This is an experience just standing and observing the throng of people, food, and stalls. This is the definition of vibrant. Anything you could care to eat is here, and it' all well cooked, seasoned, and tasty. The juices are on another level freshly squeezed and iced. If you're staying in one of the many hotels, grab a bolt, and head on down, you will not be disappointed

It is on two roads. I liked that the market is open every day and it really reflected Thai culture in general, and the south in particular. You can find a lot of stuff from clothes, accessories, Thai souvenirs, and of course Thai street food! Almost all the stores I went to could speak English! Payment was easy as they accept cash and QR code payments. Will go back here the next day for seafood dinner.

Though small, its still a pretty decent night market for a small town. Food was affordable and tasty with many seating available. Not a lot of shopping choices available but we managed to find something to buy. Many locals and tourists were walking around. Stallowners were nice and friendly, not pushy at all. Had a really great experience there :) Thankful that Hua Hin night market managed to survive the pandemic, hopefully we can see more life as we recover from Covid 19.

It's opened quite early, and over the weekdays when the Cicada and Tamarind markets are closed. As in every such ones in Asia you can find/shop local items, shops around are opened too if you're in a need of the air-conditioning. The markets is surrounded by restaurants with the cuisine upon your choice, just to pick and it doesn't have to be the first one. But you can pick the seafood one which stock is presented and grilled outside😉

Very good local food, lots of seafood restaurant at good price. Clothings are cheap and some come with good quality like SHEIN offline store. Quite nice experience overall.

Generally safe, not pushy, good food selection both restaurant and street food. Interesting items such as fire cracker, clothing and more. Should not take more than 1 hour to finish the 2 streets

Great experience walking around. Safe. And no touting and no pushy sales. Great vibe. Lots of clothes, kickbacks, food.. including fresh seafood.. delicious big tiger prawns and lobsters at a very affordable price.(2 prawns and 1 lobster for 1500 Baht).

Nice place to visit out of Bangkok, great for tourists, not as busy as compared to Bangkok. Quite a lot of western people staying here in the year end. They have a nice night market with grill seafood including huge life Asian Lobster pricing by weight. Local Thai food are great to check it out. Shopping malls are available too with western and japanese cuisine.

Went in January 2024. Very busy! Lots of live-there expats, vacationing Europeans, Scandinavians, Chinese & Koreans, and North Americans. Seafood looks great!

If you have been in Thailand already for a while then you will be already familiar with this kind of markets, i find this market especially good because there is almost anything here 😅 the variety is wast! Food is very good as well, phad thai was one of the best that i tried so far. Comparing to other markets i saw in Thailand, there are many good quality things as well here.

Wonderful place. Many different fresh foods to try. Allot of birds at night squawking and dropping bombs though, be careful out there.

Vibrant night market with a lot of things to see and buy. Right in the city center so its easy to get to. You can walk the entire street in about 20 minutes, but you’ll likely take longer to stop and buy stuff. Can get crowded during festivals. You’ll need to park somewhere outside the market street itself; a recommendation is to park in the adjacent street or city block and walk to the street itself.

Kohtalaisen rauhallinen iltamarkkina. Tarjolla kaikenlaista ”krääsää”, mitä Thaimaassa yleensäkin on tarjolla. Myös ruoka katukioskeista ja myyntivaunuista. Monta kalaravintolaa, joiden myyjät aika innokkaita heittämään porukkaa sisään. Torikauppiaat eivät olleet kovin päällekäyviä, onneksi.

Everything is in this night market, seafood, drinks, sweets, clothes etc. little bit small though. Prices are ok. Some times it is difficult to find a place to sit when tired. There are many good seafood restaurants and also some nice pubs. Could be crowded on weekends.

An amazing variety of food stalls at reasonable prices. The market is also bordered by several bars and restaurants. When we visited, we were able to buy seafood at one of the stalls then sit in the nearby restaurant where the food was cooked and served to us.

Great atmosphere, brightly lighted for shoppers to enjoy the evening with their friends and family. Lots of varieties, ranging from clothing, footwear, food, snacks, custom handmade watches etc. Price wise can be pretty reasonable if you managed to negotiate with the seller. Walking distance from our Hop Inn (51st) say a good 20mins. Experienced the streets better when you walk as you’ll pass by local shops selling all kinds of stuffs.

While visiting Hua Hin, exploring the Hua Hin night market is a must for everyone. However, for an authentic Thai culinary experience, you're better off trying real Thai cuisine at the beachfront Thai restaurants. In the market area, the food is often tailored to suit the tastes of Western tourists, resulting in milder and less spicy dishes, which may not capture the true essence of Thai cuisine. The night market truly comes alive after 7 PM, bustling with activity and creating an engaging neighborhood atmosphere.

Watch out, the traders start their haggle higher than they need to. Expect 20% drop in prices most places if you buy a couple of items, 10% otherwise. That aside, which is expected here in Thailand, the night market has a wonderful atmosphere. It is full of vibrant sights, smells and sounds. There are two 7-11 shops located nearby should you need normal stuff like cans of drink, water, cigarettes etc. One of them is 24 hour. You can get a taxi for about 150-200฿ to go about 3-4km which is very good. Tuk-Tuk, Bike and Car taxis available. Excellent value here for trinkets for family and friends back home. Highly recommended.

Pretty small night market, long but narrow. There are neat crafts on sides, lots of art. Also they do have lobster and large shrimp they will cook for you on street towards end of market. Prices of some very nice shirts about 3 dollars. All hit or miss when it comes to the deals, but 100baht still plays here. Grab a smoothie or ice cream cone and enjoy the amusements.

It’s a traditional night market in Hua Hin. I went there in 7 years ago but it isn’t change a lots. You should go there if you wish to have different varieties of seafood and street food.

It's not too a big market, with good choice of street food, seafood restaurants, clothing and souvenirs. Nice atmosphere.

The Hua Hin night market was a great place to go in the evening to pick up some local street food and souvenirs. Check the items but as of this writing it opens at 6pm. There are several rows of local vendors selling anything from Thai pants, shirts, trinkets, and purses and of course local street food!!

Overall great selection of food. The street is not too long which is good to be able to walk between different stalls and decide which ones to choose. Prices are pretty average for Thailand. Meat skewers are between 10 and 20 Baht. The purple coconut pancakes are a must try. Not busy before 8pm on weekdays.

Great place for hangout, And have a look for souvenir and craft stuff. Chill but less than before. Still enjoy my night.

Yömarkkinat Hua Hin alueella, auki joka päivä. Yksi pitkä katu hua hin joka alkaa päätieltä. Tarjolla paikallista ruokaa, käsitöitä, perus krääsää ja milloin mitäkin.

This place is good for shopping local souvenirs. You can also have some local dishes or seafood 🦞 along the way. They also have bars and dining.

If you are in Huahin a visit to the night market is a must. They sell almost everything here: Clothes, electronics, toys, handcrafted items etc. I you become hungry a lot of restaurants in all priceclasses are also to be found here. I highly recommend the night market. Remember to bargain :-)

Great local market with the highlight being the fresh food on offer at either the stalls right up two blocks of street or the various restaurants along the way - fresh lobsters and an array of seafood 🦞 a speciality while the clothes and nicknacks on offer also something for the tourist on the hunt for a bargain.

My first market in Thailand and totally enjoyed the visit. Lots of vendors selling all kinds of goods. Best part is the street food, a great variety of very tasty dishes available to try and very economic too.

foreign Farangs are not wearing masks at all, which makes the walking here more risky. still not crowded or prosperous as what it used to be before the pandemic, but already enough things to hang around with.

Weekdays are another perfect time. The seafood restaurants’ price are average. A lot of local Thai souvenir stalls, cheap street food stalls are here.

Cosy market with lots of food options for dinner as well as dessert. Some of the shops (I guess they are permanent ones) sells really original dresses and some accessories, which are nice!

Visited the night market during a weekend. For now it’s not too crowded and people are wearing masks all around. The night market has an array of food hawkers as well as clothes, toys, & fruit sellers too. On the side, there are many shop houses and restaurants too.