Pattaya’s popular Thepprasit Night Market is now open every day from 5 PM to 10:30 PM. You can get directions to Thepprasit Night Market by using the map link at the bottom of this page.
As you can see from the photos (below) Thepprasit is a very busy market. It’s popular with Thais and tourists alike. It is the largest and by far the most popular market in Pattaya.
So far as tourists are concerned, you could well say it’s Pattaya’s own mini version of Chatuchak market in Bangkok or the Night Bazaar in Chiang Mai. Whether you want to sample authentic Thai street food or shop for souvenirs to take home from Pattaya you be disappointed.
Many tourists visit for their last-minute gift shopping. And it really is a great 1 stop shop for all kinds of gifts and souvenirs in Pattaya.
There’s a diverse range of products for sale at Thepprasit Night Market, from women’s cosmetics to exotic pets. Clothes of every description are available, from baby clothes to touristy Thailand and Pattaya ‘T-shirts.
Thepprasit Night Market is also a great place to sit and watch life go by. There are 3 or 4 beer kiosks dotted around the market. That’s the place to be if you don’t share your wife or girlfriend’s enthusiasm for shopping.
A large section of the market is devoted to food, every Thai food you can think of, from fried bugs to Mango & sticky rice. There are many places to sit down and eat, or you can buy food to take away.
If you’re going to visit only 1 market in Pattaya, make it Thepprasit Night Market. It’s an authentic experience, and you can haggle yourself some genuine bargains.
Can you haggle for bargains at Thepprasit Market? You can usually hagge the price for most things at markets in Pattaya, other than food. Here’s more on how and where to haggle in Pattaya.
Thepprasit Weekend Night Market Map – via Google Maps.