Phahurat Market — Local services in Wang Burapha Phirom Subdistrict

There’s some nice Indian (veg and Muslim) street food around the market, particularly behind the Sikh temple, as well as a cheap food court inside that caters to the students from across the street. For a bit more cash, you can eat at some indoor Indian restaurants nearby, but the food is nothing to write home about. Don’t, however, miss the chance to stock up on Indian sweets while you’re here: some shops are taking decoration of these to new heights. Where you might ordinarily find the standard burfi and laddu, expect intricately crafted roses, watermelons, apples and other saccharine delicacies. The market itself is pretty hum-drum unless you’re in the market for a...

Great place for shopping for ANYTHING! There are lots more of markets within the market area with shopping complexes such China World (this was formerly Central Department Store), Indian Emporium (formerly ATM), Mega Complex formerly Merry King, and more in the vicinity.

Then there are clothes markets, ready made cloth wears, and souvenirs shops, food shops, well any goods you have in mind these markets and shopping complexes will have them all. It is a great shopping place for almost anything.

Some places are air conditioned and some are not. Warning: it could be very hot at times.

Some shops in these areas are as old as my great great grandfather days - back...

For reason or other, Phahurat Market was not the easiest market to find with Google Maps. I wanted to visit there waiting for to see some cheap Indian stuff, to do discoveries to buy. But for me, with one word, Phahurat Market was a dissappointment. Prices seemed to be more expensive than in other markets in Thailand, the market more a mess than an organized market, many shops were empty, and finally, the place was not at all...