We walked into the complex and the alleyways are very narrow. we can see with the widest variety of goods that are here. There are clothes, groceries, imported fruits, dried foods, canned foods, toiletries, toys, appliances, watches, and so much more. At the outside of the Kim Yong Market complex, there are wet markets along the streets. We could find many fruits, vegetables and seafood vendors as well as some local street food vendors. It is practically a local street food paradise. I still prefer the markets in Saigon though.

Another interesting market to visit when in Hatyai. You can buy almost everything here at bargain prices. However it get crowded during weekends. The main road in front of Kim Yong is a wet market in the morning, lots of fresh produce to buy as well. Once inside the market it's a maze and you can get lost. Not many people notice but there's a household and electrical section on level 1. You can get some cheap electrical items here as well. Like everything else, B A R G A I N !!!

This market was packed on a Saturday morning. For a general orientation, fruit vendors are along the south and east sides, on the street outside of the market. The smell of roasting chestnuts here is incredible. On the ground floor you will mostly find clothing, shoes, and snacks of all kinds. The upper floor is mostly vacant, although this is where the electronics are found, along with a few perfume shops. Don't expect anything like Bangkok's electronics markets, but you might want to take a look. True wifi is available at the market, although I didn't try to connect. There are basic toilets (very tiny rooms with just a squat throne) on both levels, maybe worth a pass.

Purpose to go here is to buy cashew nuts, macadamia nut, walnut . Cheap place to huy bulk for Nuts especiAlly. There is also shops selling shirts, bags, batiks, souvenirs.

It's sad now that almost half the shops were closed. I hope business resumes soon as many things we bought before aren't there now. Our quick visit we saw fresh fruit stands, the usual china / malaysian snacks and array of nuts. Some clothing stores are still open. Maybe it was a sunday but it was very quiet.

a small little morning market, good for a stroll to look see if you’re staying nearby. may not be worth a trip down if you’re staying far. nice to pick up snacks, some food, nuts.

Stop to visit here for an hour or more on my travel to Songkla for an event. It was nice, nothing unique to say but still got that Thailand vibe experiece

All the stuff here are the same, repeated from one stall to another stall. Need to nego on every thing you buy here. Just give this place a skip and go to Old Market (Talad Sod market, Clock Tower) and you'll find much more stuff there. It is just 5 min walk from Lee Gardens Plaza Hotel.

This place is a big Market. They Sell everything, from fresh food, drink, souvenir, fruit, glasses, watch, clothes, chocolate, etc. All in fair price. If you wanna buy something to bring back to your hometown, you should visit this market. Remember this market is closed at 17.00 o clock.

If you are good at bargaining for stuffs, this is the place to come. There’s an old looking building where you can find a lot of vendors selling clothes, accessories, foot wear, bags and thai snacks. The place can be crowded at times and since the ventilation is not that great, it could probably make you a bit claustrophobic and all sweaty. Do not get lost! There’s a great muslim restaurant located at third floor with variety of ‘nasi campur’ to choose from or you can simply try the ala carte menu. Outside the building, nearby, there’s wet market. At night, there’a some food stalls line up along the road. My favorite place is a stall selling ‘cakoi’ and Thai Beriani (Nasi Khao Mok) to die for, located at the end of stall. From Lee Garden, you can walk to here for about 5 minutes or you can take tuk-tuk for 10Baht per person.