#1Banzaan Fresh Market
A two-floor Patong market where visitors choose live seafood downstairs, then have it cooked to order upstairs.
This lot is mostly night markets, and Patong hogs four of the ten spots between Banzaan, Malin Plaza, Bangla and OTOP. Banzaan takes the top place because it does the pick-your-seafood-then-eat-it thing under one roof, though Rawai does the same trick across the road for about ฿100 a kilo to grill. Ranked on Google ratings, with review volume breaking the ties.
#1A two-floor Patong market where visitors choose live seafood downstairs, then have it cooked to order upstairs.
#2A lively weekend night market with diverse street food, live entertainment, and affordable souvenirs.
#3A lively Phuket night market open every evening, offering street food, handmade goods, and live music.
#4Lively open-air night market on Bangla Road serving Thai street food, seafood, and casual shopping until 2am.
#5A lively open-air market in Kata serving street food, fresh fruit, seafood, cocktails, and live entertainment nightly.
#6Phuket's buy-it-then-have-it-cooked seafood strip — pick fish, prawns or crab by the kilo, carry it across the road, pay ฿100/kg to have it grilled.
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#7A lively evening market in Patong with street food, souvenirs, and a buzzing local atmosphere.
#8A vast warehouse market near Phuket Town selling groceries, fresh produce, clothing, homewares, and more at discount prices.
#9A Sunday evening street market in Phuket Old Town, blending local street food, crafts, and Sino-Portuguese atmosphere.