Vientiane Night Market

The Vientiane Night Market is a fantastic spot for budget-friendly food with a great variety of choices. The only downside is the lack of public seating, which can make it hard to enjoy your meal comfortably. Still, the delicious and affordable food makes it a must-visit.

A fantastic array of terrific food vendors serving all types of south eastern Asian dishes. Excellent choices. But eating areas are only for certain stalls so 'visitors' with other food or just wanting five minutes rest are not welcome Either walk or take a taxi or tuuk-tuuk as the surrounding streets are choked with traffic and parking is pretty much non-existant

The night market is long and lively, offering clothes, shoes, bags, food, and even a small amusement park. It’s a pleasant place to walk around and enjoy. The market is open every night. You can park either at the temple or along the street.

Meh… not like any of the other night markets we’ve experienced in Laos. Maybe only one stall that was selling handicrafts… otherwise just selling counterfeit western clothes, bags, belts, sunglasses, phone accessories and beauty supplies. The food stalls were few and far between, but there’s a mini amusement park if you’ve got kids. Can totally be skipped

peaceful Mekong riverside and next street night food market is colourful Asian food.

A long stretch of night market mostly selling clothes, phone Accesories, nothing much about handicrafts and arts.

Vientiane Mekong Night Market is a tourist attraction in Vientiane, the capital of Laos. This night market stretches along the Mekong River and has quite a different atmosphere from what we typically imagine as Southeast Asian night markets. They mostly sell counterfeit brand clothing, various accessories, earrings, and necklaces, with barely any street food stalls. If you're going there specifically to shop, you might be quite disappointed. Personally, if your schedule in Vientiane is tight, I think it's perfectly fine to skip this place

Decent night market with tons of clothing and accessories for very low prices. Not much arts and crafts like in Luang Prabang though.