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

Come here if you're tired of bar food. Roughly half the square is made up of stalls selling Thai street food classics, grilled and fried items, sushi for 10 baht each, and grilled salmon satay for around 50 baht. The other half has clothes, shoes, bags, toys, and the usual accessories. There's a Greek stall with gyros, pizza, fresh fruit, cold beer, and coconuts—perfect for groups who can't agree on a single dish.

The well-organized and easily navigable layout of the market is frequently praised. In the center, there are sturdy concrete tables for those ordering takeaway food. Behind the stalls are proper restaurants with table service, should you prefer to order and wait. The market is located in a residential area, not on a tourist strip, making it somewhat quieter than the large markets in the city center. Nevertheless, it can get crowded, and occasional altercations late at night are not uncommon.