Thai Night Market Same Same Malaysia

As we lost our way in Phuket, we found a hidden treasure - the night market. I've mentioned before how I enjoy going to the night markets and this is no exception. In fact, we were all thankful to have lost our way!

Just like our night market, this night market sells both cooked & raw/ uncooked food. There are 2 faces of this market - one that is similar (same same) to Malaysia's.

Here's why:

1. Fruits
The Thai local fruits are very similar to that of Malaysia's.


The first stall greeted us with the local Thai durians

The durians are usually thicker, but have a different taste - not too strong the smell, which is good for beginners.


Yellow & green mangoes


The red rambutans & sweet purple mangosteens

2. Satay


Although not so much sold in Malaysia's night markets, but this satay scene is quite familiar to ours

See the fish behind the satay - rather huge!

3. Fried Chicken


Though not as many stalls like back home, but these looks so same same!

4. Otah

Care for one? :)

5. Popiah


Yes, they have it here too!

6. Fried fritters


The all time favourite finger food

7. Raw seafood


Prawns & other seafood

8. Vegetables


A lil messy, but nice

9. Dried food




We too have similar dried & bbq food too

Just see the Muslim lady - looks same same! lol

10. Clothes


Can you see - its QC fashion! haha

Well, that first half of the night market really makes us feel like as if we are back home in Malaysia. But coming up next, Thai market no same Malaysia! :)

*Same same is how the Thais use to say it's similar or the same. There's a style to say it, which is rather cute actually.