We went to the Banzaan fresh market to buy some fresh seafood for lunch. The prices were competitive but you got to have good bargaining skills. The varieties of seafood ranged from shells, fish , lobster, prawns etc. After buying the seafood , you can go upstairs and there were few eatery shops. You can asked them to cook the seafood for you at additional costs. Their cooking skills are good and made the seafood more tasty. Don't forget to order the freshly squeezed juices.

Restaurant booths in a food court setting. Chinese speaking staff. friendly. but you're required to bring your own food, no matter how many dishes you ordered. tourist price as it's the same as those by the street side. better eat in the mall, at least have air conditioning

This place is fantastic, hard to choose what to eat because there are so many choices! During our holiday we had dinner here 4-5 times, the staff can be a little pushy to try and get you to have their food. It's a great place for people watching and the coconut ice cream is the absolute best!

1st storey is where the fresh seafood and fruits stall are. 2nd level is where the picked and paid seafood is cooked. Need to pay again for the cooking. 1st storey, ridiculously high price of seafood. Asked for my nationality then gave me price. Why is that so? You really need to bargain hard. Be firm! From 3500 bhat reduced to 2000 bhat.🙄 Paid cash. (1 small lobster, some clam, 1 small/medium crab, 3 L mantis shrimp) The seafood stall guy wanted to change to 3M mantis shrimp at 2000 baht , I said ok then I WILL not buy) Next proceed to 2nd storey, you need to choose one stall to cook for you, the style that you want, such as black pepper, steam or grilled, etc etc. they will give the amount on a receipt. Mine was 750 baht including a fried noodle. They did not charge me for 2 bowl of white rice. Then you need to go to a specific counter to pay , then bring this card with the receipt back to the stall THEN they will cook!! Cooking is done, they waved frantically to you and self service to collect your food. Imagine 😆if it get too crowded and one is not seating near to the stall, LOL, your seafood probably ended up in someone's self service/ collection 🤣🤣🤣Same goes for the drink stall, the same whole process. Probably Banzaan Market caters for local and tourists (?) While local buy and go on the 1st storey, 2nd storey mainly cater for tourists. Just my thoughts. Nevertheless, nothing fantastic. One experience is enough. Seafood is fresh but if cooking styles or the stall that you decided on isn't good in cooking, you are screwed. 🙄🙄So personally I feel you can skip. I prefer to head to Malin Plaza for seafood.