Bangsaen Fish Market is a well-known destination for fresh seafood and a tourist attraction styled after a traditional Japanese fish market. It is located on Khao Lam Road in the Saen Suk subdistrict, Mueang Chonburi ward, Chonburi province.
Key areas and highlights of the Bangsaen fish market
• Fresh and live seafood: Here you will find a wide selection of seafood such as blue crab, king prawns, scallops, squid, and mantis shrimp. You can have the seafood steamed or cooked on-site, or packed in styrofoam boxes to take away.
• Street food and Japanese food zone: Here you will find stalls offering Japanese cuisine, including sashimi, sushi, senbei, takoyaki, Japanese desserts and drinks.
• Izakaya and beer garden area: An evening atmosphere, decorated with lanterns and cherry blossoms – perfect for relaxing.
• Photo spots: Includes various photo motifs in Japanese style, such as a replica train station, torii gates and a large fish sculpture.
Examples of popular stores at the market
• Dong Talay – A shop specializing in fresh sashimi and uni (sea urchin). Served with a spicy seafood dipping sauce.
• SUGOI SENBEI – Giant Japanese seafood crackers (topped with shrimp, crab, squid or scallops)
• Oden-san – Oden skewers in hot broth, optionally with a special crab miso broth
• Yang-ki-ik-jang – Japanese-style grilled seafood, topped with melted, gooey cheese and perfectly flambéed
• Jang-lon Anchalee – Freshly grilled *Jang-lon* (king mackerel skewers) from Ang Sila
• Crazy Beef – Menu focusing on beef, including hearty beef sandwiches and beef rice dishes
• Rikko – Japanese candied apples
• TamaTory Café – Japanese shaved ice (*Kakigori*) and homemade *Kai-Khaeng* (ice cream made with frozen eggs)
General Market Information
• Address: 76 Khao Lam Road, Saen Suk, Mueang Chon Buri District, Chon Buri 20130
• Opening hours: 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM (Closed on Tuesdays)
• Live music: Daily free live music performances from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Fresh fish market, Japanese fish market style
76 Khao Lam Road, Saen Suk, Mueang Chon Buri District, Chon Buri
Good to know before you go
• Peak times: Saturdays, Sundays and long weekends. From afternoon until evening, many tourists are on the move, and parking spaces can fill up quickly.
• Public Holidays: The market is closed every Tuesday; please check the current status before your visit.
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