A Tour of Samui Night Market — From Fisherman's Village to Lamai
The highlight of a gourmet tour in Koh Samui is touring the night markets that open on different days of the week. Fisherman's Village on Fridays and Lamai on Sundays are the largest, while Lam Din Market in Chaweng is a daily local market. You can travel along the island's circular road by scooter or songthaew; be sure to prepare small bills, as most stalls at the night markets are cash-only.
Fisherman's Village Walking Street (Fisherman's Village, Bophut)
피셔맨빌리지 워킹스트리트 (Fisherman's Village, Bophut)
Lamai Sunday Night Market
라마이 선데이 나이트마켓 (Lamai Sunday Night Market)
Laem Din Market (Chaweng)
램딘 시장 (Laem Din Market, Chaweng)
Sabienglae Restaurant
사비엥래 (Sabienglae Restaurant)
Nathon Night Market
나톤 야시장 (Nathon Night Market)
Fisherman's Village Walking Street (Fisherman's Village, Bophut)
피셔맨빌리지 워킹스트리트 (Fisherman's Village, Bophut)
The famous Friday evening night market of the fishing village of Bophut. Seafood skewers and coconut ice cream stalls coexist with seaside restaurants.
Lamai Sunday Night Market
라마이 선데이 나이트마켓 (Lamai Sunday Night Market)
A large night market held in the center of Lamai on Sunday evenings. The combination of Pad Thai, Moo Ping (pork skewers), and sticky rice is cheap and filling.
Laem Din Market (Chaweng)
램딘 시장 (Laem Din Market, Chaweng)
A daily local traditional market in the heart of Chaweng. The food stall area comes alive in the evening, with prices half that of tourist areas.
Sabienglae Restaurant
사비엥래 (Sabienglae Restaurant)
A renowned local restaurant famous for Southern and Samui-style seafood. Signature dishes include yellow crab curry and Samui-style coconut dishes; dinner reservations are recommended.
Nathon Night Market
나톤 야시장 (Nathon Night Market)
The quaint evening market in Nathon, the ferry terminal village. Located on the west coast, it is a prime spot for watching the sunset and is a great destination for local snacks before your boat departs.
