Super large bazaar, accounts partly trade well , with clothes no problem at all, beautiful silk dresses about 10,- or also made of cotton ( 5-8,-) for really top prices. My daughter has picked up good fack sport shoe also for great price of 15,- With jewelry the local ones stayed rather more expensive so we will buy it in Germany. Eat and drink huge selection and also much cheaper than you get it so in the streets restaurants. Dried mango and menthol/mint sniffing things we bought there at the cheapest price.

Very good market for authentic and handcrafted items in Thailand it’s surely worth visiting for getting a flavor of the city. Negotiation is an absolute must if you don’t negotiate you will simply end up paying way more unnecessarily. Don’t get fixated at one shop everything is almost available at every other shop. Food variety is great.

Visited last week. Great place. Had a good couple of hours here. Lots to see. A good sensory experience even if you don’t buy much. Cheap food and a variety of things to eat and drink. Some bargains to be had although some vendors less reluctant to barter than on previous visits we made in years gone by. Lots of fake stuff so buy at your own peril. Some good quality and others extremely questionable fakes. There’s a small charge to use the toilets (about 5 or 10 Baht from memory) so ensure you have coins. Would recommend.

Naka Market is a must-visit spot for anyone in Phuket! The vibrant atmosphere, fantastic food, and variety of shops make it an unforgettable experience. The street food is the highlight, offering everything from fresh seafood, great pad thai and Thai classics to unique snacks and desserts, and is frequented by locals as well. The market is packed with small shops selling clothes, souvenirs, accessories, and handmade items. It’s a great place to shop for gifts or pick up something special for yourself at reasonable prices. With so much to explore, you can easily spend 3–4 hours browsing, eating, and soaking in the lively vibe. Perfect for a fun evening out with friends or family! Be aware that when the place shuts down you are likely to be one out of many tourists looking for a transportation.

Spent a few hours at the buzzing Naka night market, where there are hundreds of food stalls offering all types of cuisine along with fashion and the infamous pets corner. It can be overwhelming as it is very busy and very hot inside, but there are musicians there and drinks are cheap. There is a taxi rank outside, but grab taxis are cheaper and very reliable. Would recommend.

We have been to this market several times because it is very large and in the evening it becomes even more pleasant to get lost among the stalls The only negative note is the prices, which are very high compared to other local markets... you have to haggle heavily to avoid being ripped off Recommended for a trip but not for shopping (also according to Thai people)

Definitely worth a visit! Make sure you have plenty of cash with you and practice your bargain skill. Don't be afraid to mach prices and wak away from a stand. We got everything we wanted and needed at the market. The food is amazing, so many choices to try. The live band keeping up with amazing music all night, they're exceptionally talented young people

Lots of stalls with gifts, clothing, food and fake items. I got some bargain Thai items & gifts, The food area has lots of options may find it hard to get a seat. Barter as the prices quoted always much higher. Most of the stalls sell same things. The fake designer items are not something I would purchase but for those who are looking I would say the quality is poor and look very fake. Save your money and buy the Thai local items. Only downside is parking can be an issue.

What a hidden gem! Less touristy than Chatuchak, we found ourselves immersed in local life here. The food section was incredible - we tried so many unique Thai snacks and dishes. Prices were super reasonable, and vendors were friendly despite the language barrier.

Thai Naka Market was a delightful discovery! The bustling atmosphere, with vibrant stalls offering everything from fresh produce to local handicrafts, was a true taste of Thailand. The street food was absolutely delicious, with a variety of authentic flavours. A must-visit for anyone seeking a genuine local experience!