Fresh Market Kanchanaburi
Fresh Market Kanchanaburi
Fresh Market Kanchanaburi
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SeattleRichard
Bangkok, Thailand166 contributions
May 2015
An interesting thing to see this on Tripadvisor because its actually more of a locals morning market for all the things that people eat. My wife makes this trip once a week to stock up on all the remarkable gems this place has. In the back they sell deer meat.(Farm raised) During the weekend the streets surrounding this place become backed with vendors selling all manners of things to eat. One note that is handy. There is a bakeshop right across from the front entrance it is only a small doorway that opens into a very packed shop but you can find almost anything Western food related here at rock bottom prices. Syrup, Butter, olives, almonds, wiped cream etc etc. they got it. Most people do not realize the rarity of such things in this part of the country.
Written 30 June 2015
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kanfan2016
Denmark394 contributions
Dec 2015 • Couples
I sometimes go there with my wife in early mornings at 4.00 AM. At this time of day the surrounding streets are an anthill of people selling and buying fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, fish/shrimps, and flowers for the monks and spirit houses. You can also find lots of delicious street food to take home. Besides shopping yourself it's a picturesquely experience watching the locals discussing quality and bargaining the prices. After 8.00 AM the street market is closed, and only the permanent fresh market is open, where you can buy almost anything needed for cooking... or go there just for looking around.
Written 30 April 2016
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Prawet J
Washington DC, DC12,789 contributions
Jan 2019 • Solo
As a tourist in town, one thing that you can buy and make immediate use from the local market (usually refers to as fresh market) is fruit. Other than that, most things are things for cooking. If you live in town, place to go to buy fresh food. Otherwise, go and view locals interacts in market place in everyday life. This market is about 10 minute walk from the main Bus terminal and a very busy place. If you like street food, this is also the good place to sit among locals to eat your favorite Thai dishes.
Written 11 February 2019
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Davies141
Mudjimba, Australia21 contributions
Aug 2016 • Couples
We were picked up at our hotel at 9:30am and returned just after 3pm by courteous staff from the Good Times Restaurant and Resort. Chef Tom speaks perfect English. After the Market Tour we learned the nuances of traditional Thai Cooking and sat down to enjoy a lovely meal. This is a must do and bring a camera!
Written 30 August 2016
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freya691
Bunbury, Australia464 contributions
Oct 2015 • Couples
I love visiting the fresh markets in Asian countries but it is not something I would recommend if you have imbibed a few too many beverages the night before.
These markets are vibrant and bustling with locals shopping for their daily/weekly goods and you can get most fresh meats & veggies here, along with noodles and an assortment of mystery foods.
Good closed in shoes are recommended or watch where you step. In the streets at the back of the markets, take a look at some of the houses and the architecture. Some are over 100 years old and being restored. They look great.
These markets are vibrant and bustling with locals shopping for their daily/weekly goods and you can get most fresh meats & veggies here, along with noodles and an assortment of mystery foods.
Good closed in shoes are recommended or watch where you step. In the streets at the back of the markets, take a look at some of the houses and the architecture. Some are over 100 years old and being restored. They look great.
Written 25 October 2015
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