Hua Hin Night Market
A block of Dechanuchit Road that fills with seafood stalls, fruit carts and tourists every evening.
Hua Hin Night Market runs along Dechanuchit Road every evening from about 5pm to midnight. It is free to walk, takes one to two hours, and the seafood restaurants on the east side are the reason to come.
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A block of Dechanuchit Road that fills with seafood stalls, fruit carts and tourists every evening.
The market is the oldest in Hua Hin and grew around the fishing pier when the town was a royal resort in the 1920s. Unlike the souvenir markets elsewhere, this one is mostly food — the fish comes off the boats at the pier 300 metres away and is on the grill within hours.
The seafood is genuinely good and cheap — grilled prawns, crab, squid — and it is small enough to walk in half an hour. Best eating in Hua Hin.
What you’ll actually see
- The seafood grills along the east side, where you pick your fish and it is cooked to order
- The fruit stalls in the middle, with durian, mango and rose apples by weight
- The old wooden shophouses along Dechanuchit Road
- The pier at the east end, where the boats land around 5pm
How to visit it well
- Pick your seafood and have it grilled on the spot.
- Prices are marked; mild haggling is fine.
- Go before 7pm to get a table.
Mistakes worth avoiding
- Eating at the first restaurant you see rather than walking the length first
- Coming at 5pm when half the stalls are still setting up — 7pm is better
- Expecting bargains on souvenirs; this is a food market
Is it worth it?
Worth an evening, and the best-value meal in Hua Hin. The seafood is genuinely fresh and prices are a third of the beachfront hotels. Come at 7pm, walk the whole street first, then pick a restaurant with a full grill.
Common questions
Stalls set up from 5pm and it runs until around midnight. It is busiest from 7pm to 9pm.
Grilled prawns, whole fish with lime and garlic, crab curry and mango sticky rice. Pick the seafood yourself and agree the price and weight first.
Yes, every evening including weekends. There is also a smaller Cicada market on weekends south of town.
Yes — it is 10 minutes on foot from the Hilton and most of the central hotels.
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Last updated: October 2026 · Prices and hours checked by Nattapong Srisuwan