Hua Hin Night Market

This market is big and offers a lot. Lots of food and the prices are reasonable. I ate ribs and sticky rice for 100b which was tasty. The fried mussels for 50b with sauce was a tasty good deal. They also sell souvenirs and clothing. There are several table to sit and eat plus a few 7/11 around. Lots of fresh seafood available grilling of however you like. Recommended

There is so much food and drink that will surprise you, the heart of the city beats here, it is a must see when you are here. There are clothes, toys, phone supplies and massage shops, I really liked the lively and cute nature of this country, the prices are very reasonable, the food is fresh, the people are happy and smiling, there is no negativity, it is a good environment to make you feel good, you can go again and again. There is also a Tuesday night market in this area, tourists do not know much about it, it is open on Tuesday evenings. I will come here again and shop

Lovely night market that feels safe and clean. Some super gorgeous little shops with nice clothes and souvenirs to buy. There a stand where the guy makes customised magnets and key rings - so sweet ! Nice place to sit and have some roti and lime soda !!

Hua Hin main night Market. Runs every night. Has many shops for local goods and clothes along side many food stands and stalls. Large variety of seafood restaurants cooking out front and then you can sit at the restaurant. Very close by it’s connected by an alley to the Patio which is a small square with tables, food and music as well. It’s great to walk around and enjoy the vibe and then stop to have a bite to eat here and there. Easy to get to as the green Baht bus ends at the market. They have everything from savory to sweet, pizza to ice cream. You will not leave hungry. We went several times during our stay and never ate the same thing twice!!!

Great place to try local Thai street food and absorb the slow living culture of Hua Hin. There are many street vendors to shop for clothes, fruits and juices, souvenirs, massage and restaurants.

Very lively night even in low season when I was in Hua Hin for over a week when it was filled with people. Thankfully, this is not a tourist oriented night market as there is a notable Thai crowd. I bought a customised passport cover here for 150 baht and I love it. The stalls pretty much cover all the tourist souvenirs, handicrafts, toys and of course street food. This is definitely my go to place for local street food. Even vegetarians will be able to find several stalls serving good food. If not those, then several of the restaurants that line the street will have something.

Food at this night market is a bit pricey compared to local spots like Phae Mai Market, since it’s more of a tourist attraction. However, the kebab I showed you in the video, made by an Indonesian lady, is both delicious and reasonably priced—definitely worth trying!

Had an incredible grilled fish at Hua Hin Night Market—cooked in a salt crust inside a barrel, served with rice noodles, greens, and dipping sauce. The portion was huge, super flavorful, and only 250 baht, which felt like a steal. The setup is right on the street, but the vibe around it is something special—live music playing nearby, lots of friendly faces, and a general feeling of good energy. The woman running the stall was all smiles, really sweet, and though she didn’t speak English, she made the whole experience feel warm and welcoming. This is a must if you like fish and want to try something different from the usual fried seafood. I’d go back in a heartbeat. summary: Food: Perfectly grilled salt-crusted fish with fresh sides—tasty, unique, and filling. Vibe: Lively night market atmosphere with music and a relaxed, happy crowd. Price: 250 baht for a full fish plate—amazing value. Service: Warm and friendly, with a personal touch despite the language barrier.