Street market open at the weekends with a wide range of food and products for sale

Enjoy walking every evening on Saturday and have so many delicious street food here.

Nice place to be in Saturday evenings. Very lively place. People around Lom Sak n Lom Kao comes here in the weekend. LOM SAK MUSEUM great location were the periodical development is shown so that new generations can learn about the development way their parents came thru.

Local street market at Lom sak Opening day : Every Saturday. Opening time : 16:00 - 20:00 Food shop - grilled sausage - traditional grilled sticky rice - traditional desserts - rice noodle with local style soup. Miscellaneous shop - Clothes - Souvenirs - traditional craft Parking lot: No, but can park along a road

Like any other night market, it offers lots of stuff to shop and to eat. U need to park a little further and walk there, since limited spaces for parking (by the road side). I dont find any halal food there at the night market.

The walking street or Lomsak night market has an abundance of food , many tables behind the noodle stalls, and is comfortable tonight at 32 degrees C. We chose Tod Mawn, Gai tot, 2 bowls of noodles and various snacks .Easy to spend an hour here !

Big crowds always, music too. Street dancing and endless amount of food. Parking very difficult as streets closed.

Street market open only on Saturday evening Lot of food and local products and like other markets that sell lot of (woman) clothes but still worth to visit!

Only on a Saturday evening from 17:00 till 21:00, this night bazaar is a nice experience. Lots of mixed varieties of food and products plus an overall asian night life ambience, get there before 21:00 as shops rapidly close up at that time.

Walking street, full fast food and clothing. Join in dancing at end! Music most evenings

Good vibe, night market. a lot of street food, local food and local hand craft products.

Awesome walking street, very long and only opens on the Saturday. However you can find a lot of food here and the prices are really reasonable. Do stay a night here if you are around Lomsak!

Was expecting to find local handicrafts that I could buy as gifts. Turned out to be a street full of cheap tops, some gadgets the rest are mainly food. A good place to see the lives of the local people. But nothing much to shop.