Great! Lots of stalls, unlike lots of other markets post-covid. All sorts of gifts, clothing, phone accessories and more. Lovely seating area and live music, surrounded by food stalls and cocktail carts. Lovely to visit before sunset, and stay throughout the evening!

Fantastic market. Live music, cocktail stands, soft drinks and as much street food as you can eat.. The pricing is fantastic and there are plenty of bargains to be had. Food prices non negotiable but clothing and souvenirs are all negotiable. Pair of trainers if at 1500bht they won’t let you walk away unless you’re dropping or trying to drop under 1000. I always use a rule of a third 1/3 of their starting price as what I want to take off their top price. To walk away costs nothing and you can always go back after a short period to buy anyway

You have to visit if you like authentic people and food. Vibrant, lot of different yummy food, local peoole and tourists together. Open every friday and monday, so take care which day you go 😉

Best market on Samui. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Don't visit Samui and miss at least 3 visits to this amazing weekly event. 100% recommend by a Canadian. Eh!

The atmosphere is lively and vibrant. The Wharf night market is open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. There's a wide variety of street food, cocktails and souvenirs. Friday evening was very busy. Probably the busiest place on the Island.

It's a very nice market to experience a lot of street food and even to buy souvenirs. The prices are high for souvenirs but with bargaining you will be able to get it very low. The market is not open every day, it's on alternate days. There are some shops which are open everyday but many small shops are temporarily set up for a day, so those ones keep moving. So try to visit this place on a market day.

The stand with grilled pork neck, ribs, beef and chicken is my favorite. I recommend it to all meat lovers. You have to walk straight from the main road entrance almost until the end of the pathway. You’ll see a handsome young guy at the grill, right before the cocktail stands. It’s on the right side, there is only one shop with marinated shrimp after him.

Great place The night market is not every day It is every Mon Fri Wed Sun Strats from 5 p.m. Has many shops, restaurants and cafes

Every Friday from 4 -22:00 pm they are a walking street at fisherman village a lots of tasty street food and cheap cocktails

It’s just like a night market everywhere, crowded, selling fake stuff and street food. Mango and durian was good and cheap. There were also some cannabis stands to buy joints.

A busy night market, with lots of souvenirs, clothing, hand bags etc....plenty of food options there is something for everyone, my personal favourite Pad Thai, I tried it from 2 different vendors & both were delicious. Plenty of cocktails for 99baht, I had too many margaritas, awesome night with friends. Definitely worth s trip.😎

A barrage of colour, smells, and sounds. The market is divided into two sections; merchandise and food. There are many stalls selling an assortment of items from mundane to exotic (elephants carved out of coconuts?). The food section gives one abundant opportunity to dive into the mysterious realm of street food. Abandon inhibitions and dive in! An tropical concoction is a must while examining the options. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday starting around 5:00 PM until 9:00 PM or so. Friday's can be VERY busy.

This night market is amazing. There is such a great variety of food, and the ambiance is fantastic. The little lights wrapped around the trees add a lovely touch. Additionally, there is an abundance of delicious fruit options. The tempura, dumplings, chicken satay, barbecue chicken, lobster, and octopus dishes were all exceptional. It was truly an amazing experience

One of our favourite markets in Samui ' especially on a Friday night when it's really pumping. If you are on the island, don't miss it but try come early(ish) as it gets VERY busy the later it gets and its hard to find tables (tip: most of the market tables are linked to the cocktail stands)

Koh Samui's premier night market and it certainly gets pretty busy. It's a chilled atmosphere and pretty big however I found the food options, though varied, not of great quality. There was anything from sushi, to kebabs, to pasta, to seafood, to fruits, to desserts but most things didn't look all that appealing. The drink stands including the masses of cocktail stands, did a good trade with all the western tourists frequenting this market. Very convenient market if you are staying in the Bo Phut area, else it's a dark ride home to the areas of Samui.

Loved this marker really worth the visit a good variety of food especially Halaal options which was great to see. Live music as well although the seating Infront of the stage seemed to be reserved for people who were drinking from the bars. Eating only tables set to one side. Some clothing and other usual market things on sale too. Good prices in general

Monday Wednesday Friday Markets. There is something for everyone there food wise, satay, som tum, pad thai, ribs, samosa, fruits, bugs etc. Stroll and buy food then sit under the big trees and enjoy a cocktail. A Mr Mhee cocktail is very nice, he is lovely. My fave stall is Fork It where you can get a tasty beef burrito or smoked duck wrap. One must buy a roti pancake along the way. Shopping wise its the normal market items such as copy brand items, calved soaps, sunglasses, thai herbs, spices, wood calving, clothes, souvineers and now cannibas also. Fire show at CoCo Tams at 7pm and 9pm if you fancy to join and see it.

This place was buzzing with energy. The food is very cheap, delicious & there is something for everyone. Sweet, savoury, spicy, ice-cream, cakes, seafood, vego. Plates of food or on sticks pick your poison. Music, alcohol, seating, parking, toilets & night markets for shopping all under the one open roof. A must if you're in Samui.

Great market, loads of different stuff. Currently on Friday, Wednesday and Mondays up until 10/10.30pm. Don't forget to haggle!! Great market 🇹🇭🌟

Must visit when in Koh Samui. Lots of cute artefacts with local flavour. Can bargain well. The market is there on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

This is a crowded spot for tourists looking to try street food and shop for souvenirs. It’s easy to get wrapped up in the excitement and over buy. Don’t forget to convert from your currency to Thai baht so you will know how much you are actually spending and also be sure to bargain. The asking price is always too much and is negotiable. Try the street food. There were four of us who ate different things on two different occasions and none of us got sick. Just use common sense.

its about 15-20 minutes ride to the locations (fisherman village). enjoy ride be safe look around. there's a beautiful sunset view from this point and night market as well. many choice and its a street food

Very busy place set in a location surrounded by nice hotels so mostly tourists making up the crowd. Lots of good restaurants catering to all tastes. Not the cheapest place to go but usually favoured by all who visit. The outside cocktail bars and live music are great and really the only reason we go there nowadays.

Fantastic market. A foodies paradise. Live music & cocktails galore. 🏝️

Too much of everything,shopping,food, drinks, restaurants,bars and tourists. I even don't like it.

One of the essential tourist sites here in Koh Samui. Worth checking out at least once!

Highly recommend the place, if you are coming to Thailand and not visiting any city's night Market, you ar emissing a lot. Live music, nice street food, bars, great massage saloons and more

I really like the 100 baht sovilak and other good food. The gifts and stuff are a little dear but bartering works start at half price and smile and eventually you get a fair price.

You should definitely visit this night market. It's an amazing experience. You can buy here from street food and drinks, cloths, shoes, gadgets to souvenirs. Make sure you check when is the night market on, because it's only on certain days.

Cute place. The night market has street food, a variety of souvenirs, ice cream, fruits etc. At the end of the street market you've got many different kind of restaurants at tourist pricing. I really liked Coco Tam. I sat on the beach and had the lychee mint drink that was delish and they played nice 70s and 80s music. Great vibe!