Naka Weekend Market
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Phuket Naka Weekend Market, locally known as Talad Tairod, is a bustling and vibrant night market that truly captures the essence of Phuket's local culture. Situated opposite the striking Naka Temple, this market is a treasure trove of goods and flavors waiting to be explored. When it comes to shopping, the market has it all. From trendy clothing and accessories to unique souvenirs and electronics, you'll find yourself immersed in a sea of choices. Whether you're on the hunt for a new outfit or seeking the perfect gift to take home, Phuket Weekend Market has got you covered. But the market isn't just about shopping; it's a culinary adventure as well. The diverse food offerings range from tempting fried snacks to refreshing fruit salads, and for the more adventurous eaters, there are even deep-fried insects to sample. If you're in the mood for a more substantial meal, several seafood restaurants offer delightful dine-in options. One thing to keep in mind is that parking spaces can be limited, so it's a good idea to plan your visit accordingly. Despite the potential parking challenge, the Phuket Weekend Market is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the local culture, indulge in some retail therapy, and savor delicious street food in a lively atmosphere.
ENIGMA PhuketENIGMA Phuket
20
For those travelling to Phuket, this place is a MUST visit. Food hunters, Thai's food lovers, cheap 'copy ori' products, super cool cheap shirts, w**ds etc...name it they got it !! For muslim travellers, HALAL food are abundant BUT u need to find 'em and for those with 'sensitive' eyes and noses, BE AWARE that no segregation of halal n non halal here. I'm not discriminating here, just sharing infos 🙏 without prejudice. During my visit, it was weekdays and less crowd around. The crowd would double up during holidays..so PLEASE take care of your belongings !! People with Camera's and gadgets are common things here. One thing I notice that the crowds here n Thai's people, there were more considerate n more tolerance towards vloggers, bloggers etc. They will try to give these people enough space n time to do their things ie taking pictures and videos !! KUDOs Thai's people. KAp pun kap 🙏
sayArichannelsayArichannel
00
We visited the Naka weekend market in 03/2022. This size of the market is actual okay. I think that this is the result of the pandemic situation and the lockdowns. 2 years ago it was bigger and you had more exhibitors. If you want to go there to grab some food, than you are at the right place. They have a lot of different food options, like a fresh bakery, homemade ice cream, some Thai desserts and a lot of Thai and Sea Food. There are some fashion, souvenirs and homemade item as well. Furthermore there is some live music as well. They have 2 little stages, one in front and the other at the backside. You can grab some food and eat it while you listening to the music. It is very easy to visit the night market with the motorbike, there is a big parking place. The market is open 16:00 till 00:00 at the weekend.
Max PowerMax Power
80
If you have been to other markets in Thai, from Chatuchak to night markets and weekend markets, it's not easy to define the difference among them. Only Chatuchak in Bangkok has its own identity, I guess. But from another point of view, if you want to enjoy Thai's festive mood during your journey, you just have to visit any of these markets in Thai. These markets are not made to provide grocery for locals. Most of the visitors are tourists, looking for food and souvenir, etc. And many of the markets share same list of items. I have been to a local grocery market, which was quite different from markets targeting tourists. If you have any chance to visit one of them, try them. They are different from the festive night-weekend markets, and somehow have more charm.
Hyun young JeongHyun young Jeong
10
NEVER again will I visit animal's hell...The weather is way too hot for, dogs and cats in min. 30 degrees. Most of the animals don't have water, no air condition for them. Keeping them in a very tiny cages. If you love animals, you should not come and visit Naka Market If you like endless poor quality items and frustratingly disorganised, sweaty crowds, then this is the place for you. Each town has its own market, so the different wholesalers travel around the island. Kamala coconut market is nice sometimes with live music They have the market twice a week, with lots of good food and bad replika baggs and belt in plastik goods, t-shirts and shorts. BUT NO animal cruelty, I have been to many markets but this one in particular was the worst I’ve ever been too.
A Katrine BrinchA Katrine Brinch
180
This place reminds me of Chatuchak Weekend market in Bangkok. But it only operates from 4 pm. There’s a food section that offers a wide range of food and is crowded with locals and tourists. You can buy your food and eat at 2 designated areas, with proper tables and chairs. Diners are entertained by live singing and music by talented children. Separated from the food market is the retail section selling bags, clothes, shoes and souvenirs for tourists. Although it is quite big, many shops are selling the same products hence it lack the variety and novelty items that one can find in Chatuchak. One tip to share: ask a few shops for the best price before you decide to buy any item. We asked a few shops for a similar bag and quotation range from 200 to 750 baht!
Ori JoyOri Joy
100
Nearby Attractions Of Naka Weekend Market
Aquaria Phuket
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Nearby Restaurants Of Naka Weekend Market
Baikingu Japanese Buffet Garden Restaurant
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Wirat Hong Yok Rd, Wichit, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83000, Thailand
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entertainment
cultural
family friendly
attractions: Aquaria Phuket, KING POWER Phuket, DJI EXPERIENCE STORE - CENTRAL PHUKET FLORESTA, Little Nyonya Hotel, PRIME TOWN POSH & PORT HOTEL - PHUKET, Naka local market, House & Home Phuket, Leelawadee naka phuket, NAM NAKA Boutique Hotel, Naka Residence Hotel, restaurants: Baikingu Japanese Buffet Garden Restaurant, ฉ๋ายเซียนฟง ติ่มซำ ภูเก็ต CAIXIANFENG DIMSUM, The Pizza Company Chao Fa Phuket, Sumo Shabu Shabu & Grill, Little Edo, Korean town Phuket : Choongman Chicken Phuket & Sulbing & Hongdae Phuket, Saranghaeyo BarBQ ซารังเฮโย บาบีคิว 사랑해요 바베큐, You & I Premium Suki Buffet, Phuket, Helen KTV, Sabainang Cafe

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