The market is OK. Very touristic. There are many food options. Some food is good, others poor but all are expensive. There was a good acoustic duo playing on a stage next to a nice little bar with friendly bartender which was a bonus.
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The market is OK. Very touristic. There are many food options. Some food is good, others poor but all are expensive. There was a good acoustic duo playing on a stage next to a nice little bar with friendly bartender which was a bonus.
Do not go under any circumstances eat at Seafood Thai Kitchen, it's the biggest rip off ever. 2 tiny bits of badly cooked crab curry for 480 baht, and the most offensive squid dish for 180 baht. The woman who runs the place is a...More
Meh. This didn’t impress me. This was a large market but the same stalls over and over again. There was a much smaller (food court) that had live music right around the corner called pleon ruedee
Chiang Mai has plenty of night markets. This one has large food courts and impressive stalls. Worth a visit.
Yummy crepe! Cheap, and very friendly. Savoury crepe and sweet crepe Ham and cheese, nutella, cream lover with strawberry /banana/ mango I love it ❤
The markets are very touristy but who cares. He food was cheap and delicious. Live music on a Monday night and lots of different cuisines to choose from. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Chiang Mai
Kalare Night Bazaar Food Court is a covered food court with 30 + individual food stalls each with their own menu ... there vegetarian options available with very few vegan options ... most of the vego food is cooked in the same oil/hot plate as...More
The “street food” place is the place for tasty Thai and some other food at only slightly higher than street food prices and similar quality.
I thought it would be a lot bigger, but it was worth doing once. The food was pretty good and there are deals to be had if you enjoy shopping. Getting to the night bazaar was fun as we drove through all the streets and...More
It's hard to say where the Kalare Night Bazaar starts and ends but a large sign definitely indicates where it is. Off the street and in the center of it is a large food court with plenty of seating which had some cultural dancing going...More