Eating Our Way Through the Jomtien Beach Street Food Market, Pattaya
The Jomtien Beach street food market in Pattaya is packed with seafood, sashimi, barbecue and som tam at friendly prices, and you can eat it right on the beach.
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The Jomtien Beach street food market is on Jomtien Sai 1 Road, Pattaya, Bang Lamung, Chonburi. Stalls sell sashimi, barbecue, live shrimp salad, som tam, grilled chicken, fresh oysters, grilled squid and salmon at friendly prices. Open daily 4:30 to 11:30 pm.
Key takeaways
- A spacious beachfront street food market where you can eat in the sea breeze
- Sashimi, barbecue, live shrimp salad, som tam, grilled chicken, fried meatballs, roti, oysters, grilled squid, fruit and smoothies
- Fresh seafood and salmon at friendly prices
- Open daily 4:30 to 11:30 pm
- Combine it with Koh Larn, Nong Nooch Garden, Wat Yansangwararam and more
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Full, tasty, cheap and a great vibe: who doesn't miss street food? Today Meeting Point is taking you on a food crawl at the Jomtien Beach street food market in Pattaya.
This newly opened street food market on Jomtien Beach has loads of stalls, and you really can't miss it. Grab your partner and friends, or bring the family for a relaxing day off. We'll show you around the new Jomtien Beach street food market so you can soak up the vibe: tons of food, a laid-back atmosphere and a cool sea breeze. It's so good.
The atmosphere is relaxed and honestly amazing. The area is spacious, so if you like this kind of thing, you won't be disappointed. It's all delicious food: sashimi, barbecue, live shrimp salad, som tam, grilled chicken, fried meatballs, roti, fresh oysters, grilled squid, fruit and smoothies. There's too much to list, and we couldn't get round every stall.
There's plenty of seafood, and most importantly it's cheap. We tried lots of stalls: good prices, excellent dipping sauces, fresh prawns and fluffy crab meat, a whole box freshly cooked. There's salmon too, so salmon lovers won't be disappointed. Lots of stalls sell it at friendly prices. Buy what you like, then sit on the beach and enjoy.
Why does everyone come to Pattaya?
Beautiful beaches and islands
You've probably seen plenty of photos, reviews and travel shows filmed in Pattaya, because it has beautiful beaches stretching as far as the eye can see: Jomtien Beach (home of today's street food market), Pattaya Beach, Wong Amat Beach and, not to be missed, Koh Larn, with clean white sand and clear water perfect for swimming. You can also visit temples, breathe in the fresh air and enjoy views from the hilltops.
Food around the clock
Food matters on any trip. Great sights don't mean much if the food isn't good, but Pattaya has restaurants everywhere, especially seafood, plus Thai food, international cuisine and local snacks. They're easy to find, there's lots of choice, and food is available 24 hours a day.
Plenty of attractions
Pattaya isn't just beaches and sea. There are many other interesting places, such as Mimosa, Ripley's Believe It or Not, the Teddy Bear Museum, Mini Siam, Nong Nooch Garden, Walking Street, Wat Yansangwararam and countless more. One destination, every kind of fun.
For your next holiday, we recommend it: easy to reach, not far from Bangkok, with lots of restaurants, cafes, places to stay and attractions to choose from. We hope you enjoy this trip with us.
Jomtien Beach Street Food, Pattaya
- Location: Jomtien Sai 1 Road, Pattaya, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150
- Map: https://goo.gl/maps/23e8HASGESBkZSVTA
- Hours: Daily, 4:30 to 11:30 pm
FAQ
Where is the Jomtien Beach street food market?
On Jomtien Sai 1 Road, Pattaya, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 20150.
What are the opening hours?
Every day from 4:30 to 11:30 pm.
What can I eat there?
Sashimi, barbecue, live shrimp salad, som tam, grilled chicken, fried meatballs, roti, fresh oysters, grilled squid, fruit, smoothies, fresh seafood and salmon.
What else is there to do in Pattaya?
Pattaya Beach, Wong Amat Beach, Koh Larn, Mimosa, Ripley's Believe It or Not, the Teddy Bear Museum, Mini Siam, Nong Nooch Garden, Walking Street and Wat Yansangwararam.
The Meeting Point management team loves eating, travelling, temple visits and lifestyle. We pick the restaurants, cafes, stays, attractions and temples we have visited ourselves and write about them honestly.
