Chatchai Market

Market · Hua Hin

Chatchai Market

Market · Hua Hin
Hua Hin 72, Hua Hin, Hua Hin District, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110, Thailand

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Nestled in a historic building, Chatchai Market is a bustling indoor hub for fresh produce, local eats, and vibrant flavors, perfect for an authentic Thai morning.  

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Jul 17, 2025

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Tanya Shu

Google
A bright, crowded, pungent-smelling market where you can buy anything you want. Fish, shrimp, shellfish, crabs, papaya, mango, passion fruit... Sweet cucumbers, bitter ones. Spices, flowers for Buddha and for loved ones, crowns and pajamas - welcome!)

Er Killo

Google
This is undoubtedly the best market in Hua Hin, and in the city, for buying vegetables, fruits, fish, and seafood. The place is beautiful, offering a truly authentic Thai experience, with kind, humble, and friendly people who treat you very well. Additionally, the prices are very affordable. It is highly recommended for purchasing vegetables, fruits, squid, prawns, and eggs—some of the best products you can find.

Trudie Pieterse

Google
Definitely not your usual tourist attraction, but we enjoyed the visit. Fresh fruit and vegetables, and a huge choice of fresh seafood. You should go early. We got there after 13h and a few stalls were packing up/sold out already. It is obviously a market where locals buy their food supplies. We bought a delicious pumpkin pie.

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Chatchai Market in Hua Hin is a popular destination for both locals and tourists, offering an authentic Thai market experience. It’s known for its vibrant atmosphere, bustling stalls, and a wide range of goods. You can find everything from fresh seafood, local fruits, and vegetables to clothes, souvenirs, and handmade crafts. The market opens early in the morning, making it an ideal spot for breakfast with vendors selling traditional Thai dishes and street food like pad Thai, grilled meats, and mango sticky rice. Shoppers often praise the affordable prices and the friendly vendors who are usually open to bargaining. It's a great place to soak in local culture and pick up unique items to take home. The market is conveniently located near Hua Hin Beach, making it easy to combine a visit with a day at the beach. However, it can get crowded, especially on weekends, so arriving early is recommended. Some reviews mention the heat inside the market due to its enclosed structure, so be prepared if visiting during hotter parts of the day. Overall, Chatchai Market is highly recommended for anyone wanting a taste of local life in Hua Hin.

Glory Rich

Google
Takes a couple of times to navigate and find your favorite vendors. Great fresh fruits, vegetables, meat and seafood.

อีเอ็นทีเจ ENTJ

Google
There is a secret shop for delicious and inexpensive food: Mango Sticky Rice with Custard, and Charcoal Grilled Pork Shop. You have to try it.

STWB

Google
What a great market. It’s full of Thai people every morning. So I think that tells its own story. Cheap veg, fruit, meat, fish and poultry. It also seeks clothing. All very cheap. I highly recommend.

ThailandDeck. com

Google
This market is a must visit! Massive choices of seafood plus a very clean fresh market. Very busy in the morning and the sellers are very friendly. Lots of local food to try (finger food or eat in at a small table inside the market). You can see locals give offerings to the monks in the morning. Try to be there at 6 am.