Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

The square itself is the absolute highlight. While the Jomtien night market is packed tightly together, this market is spacious, clean, and quiet enough to allow for leisurely strolls and finding a spot without having to search for long. This relaxed atmosphere is the reason why people keep coming back and why the market is so popular with families with children.

The food is the main reason to visit, but don't get your hopes up too high. Besides Thai classics, there's pizza, pasta, and pastries, as well as insect snacks for the curious and grilled meats for everyone else. Reviewers mention barbecue ribs for around 200 baht and a large bottle of beer for 100 baht—that gives you a rough idea of ​​how much an evening will cost. One salmon sashimi stall drew criticism for its thin slices stretched with grated carrots for 100 baht. Stick to the grilled options. And let's be honest: some stalls sell ready-made meals, and the menu is repetitive. There's no sea view.

On some evenings there is live music, an open-air film screening and a petting zoo.