Central Market Food Hall

This market sells all kinds of meat, vegetables, fresh produce of all kinds, watch how the locals chop up the meat with large cleavers, I did love all the fresh herbs and colourful fruits but the overwhelming smells drove us outside.

A wet market selling meat, seafood, vegetable & fruits. Sort of connecting to the market are some small shops selling souvenir, caps, titbits. Around the rmarket by the roadside on the floor there are many people selling fruits, vegetable, chicken, seafood too. There are also carts selling donuts, crab fritters, banh mi, sausage, meat balls. A few steps away, there are shops selling souvenir and clothing. They quote very high price, some as high is 5 times so bargain hard and walk around check prices in a few shops or stall first.

If you go to the back of the market there are tables set up around little kitchens. The food we had was normally very good and cheap and while the owners don't speak much English they have menus in English and you can point. A lot of then do little buffets in addition to selling individual dishes such as cau lau. We were not on a budget but ate here cause he food looked authentic and it was a fun atmosphere. The central market is a good place to be. Go by lunch. Everything closes by 1 or 2

f you go to the back of the market there are tables set up around little kitchens. The food we had was normally very good and cheap and while the owners don't speak much English they have menus in English and you can point. A lot of then do little buffets in addition to selling individual dishes such as cau lau. We were not on a budget but ate here cause he food looked authentic and it was a fun atmosphere. The central market is a good place to be. Go by lunch. Everything closes by 1 or 2