Aroi Jang Pork Satay: A Must-Eat at Lam Phaya Floating Market
Aroi Jang Pork Satay is a food stall at Lam Phaya Floating Market in Bang Len, Nakhon Pathom, just over an hour's drive from Bangkok, known for its signature satay and grilled seafood.
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Aroi Jang Pork Satay is inside Lam Phaya Floating Market next to Wat Lam Phaya, Bang Len, Nakhon Pathom. Satay sets are 70 baht for 10 sticks, 140 baht for 20 and 210 baht for 30, plus grilled prawns, grilled squid, fish cakes and tom yum. Open Saturday–Sunday 07:00–16:00.
Key takeaways
- Inside Lam Phaya Floating Market next to Wat Lam Phaya, just over an hour from Bangkok
- Pork satay: 10 sticks 70 baht, 20 sticks 140 baht, 30 sticks 210 baht
- Also grilled prawns, grilled squid, fish cakes, tom yum and fried prawns; catering available
- The market has ample parking, fish feeding and paid boat trips where you can bring food aboard
- Open Saturday–Sunday 07:00–16:00
Not sure where to go this weekend? We recommend Nakhon Pathom, which is full of great food, like Aroi Jang Pork Satay. The food is so good you will want to come back. The shop is at Lam Phaya Floating Market, so give it a try when you can.
The shop sells a wide range of dishes and is located at Lam Phaya Floating Market, a floating market we really recommend: lots of interesting things for sale and well-known tasty food. If you are out of ideas, come and visit. It is not far, just over an hour's drive from Bangkok. The shop also does off-site catering.
Satay prices
The signature pork satay has had a price update, so here are the latest prices:
- Small set, 10 sticks: 70 baht
- Medium set, 20 sticks: 140 baht
- Large set, 30 sticks: 210 baht
We went all out today with grilled prawns, grilled squid, fish cakes, tom yum and fried prawns. Delicious and great value. Come in a group and it is even more fun to order a spread.
Lam Phaya Floating Market
We have been to many floating markets, and we personally love this one. There is plenty of parking, and it is right next to Wat Lam Phaya, so after paying respect at the temple you can walk straight into the market. There are lots of food stalls and the vendors are very friendly.
If you like seafood, especially prawns, you will love it here: fresh and very big. Stroll around, chat with the friendly vendors at every stall. It can be a bit hot, but it still makes you want to keep walking and does not feel too bad. You can also feed the big fish, and take a boat trip and bring your food on board to eat. Boats leave at set times and there is a fee.
