It's very lively and I think it's a good place to go if you want to feel like you're in Southeast Asia. However, it may be difficult to get people to care about hygiene. The staff were friendly and I had a good time overall. You may need the courage to say no to a hard sell.

A night market dedicated to souvenirs made in China and street food. If some restaurants display quality products, it is better to be careful and attentive because poor quality products are also unfortunately very numerous. The aquariums are full of fish which are always fresh > numerous dead fish. Solicitation is everywhere to sell at all costs. Damage…

A fun evening in Phu Quoc. It was busy with lots of atmosphere and we really enjoyed browsing the stalls. There are a lot of stalls selling food, especially seafood, but we had already had our evening meal so visited one of the stalls selling cocktails, it was great to enjoy our drinks watching the market. The stalls are similar to those in any Vietnamese market, but it’s lively and worth a visit if you’re in Phu Quoc. There are plenty of taxis / golf carts to hire if you are staying a little further away.

Typical Asian market for tourists. They sell anything, but mostly souvenirs and food. The level of cleanliness is decidedly above average, the sellers assiduously offer their products, but without being annoying. Always low prices, for Europeans, and good quality of food. Unfortunately the "Asianness" of the place is very evident in the tanks where the fish is kept alive (so to speak) outside the restaurants to attract customers. A scene that, due to our habits, can be unpleasant.

It's not the biggest I've ever been to, but it has a lot of variety and food on offer. Our Sea Food dinner didn't go well, we ordered one thing based on the photos and another came, and we chose crab by weight and on the scale it weighed 550 but we paid for 700 even after complaining. Anyway . The rest went well as I ate delicious freshly made ice cream.

It was our first visit to Phu Quoc and the night market is certainly recommended to see, if for nothing else than to tick it off your list. We’ve seen and experienced many other night markets and this is not really something to go out of your way for. Very average experience with nothing special to see or imbibe.

Not the best or worst Night Market I have been to. A little over priced. The food we had was ok but about 4 times the price. The price of snacks is great value. I found it a bit annoying how many times you keep getting asked to buy things, I have not experienced it as bad as this anywhere else in Vietnam. I think it is still worth an hour of your life to visit there for the experience and to make up your own mind. This is only my family's opinion.

A quiet simple night market with enough to visit but do t expect to purchase a lot. The normal touristy type vendors with rolled ice cream, tons of restaurants and simple food options. We loved our Chocolate Crepes, Thai dinner and rolls icecreams. A 40+bus FREE ride from Grandworld.

Nice place to get into the mix of the people, a little hustle n’ bustle and some cheap street food. There are also multiple restaurants serving lots of fresh seafood in tanks alive ready for your picking. You can most certainly grab anything from drinks, to ice cream, to eating shark or frogs to clothing, jewellery, toys, vapes/cigars/cigarettes, medicinal items, and much more. It’s worth a trip down if you like to eat with some local folks down by the water and soak up a little hecticness!!

This vibrant night market is full of energy and excitement, offering a wide variety of food stalls, souvenir shops, restaurants, and more. It’s the perfect place to spend an enjoyable evening strolling around, savoring delicious bites, sipping on drinks, and picking up unique treasures. There’s something for everyone!