Huana Market

This place beats the big grocery stores hands down for quality and price. The mix of stalls selling everything from fruits to crafts keeps it interesting, and the vendors are pretty chill. Just a heads-up: it opens mid-afternoon, so late afternoon is prime time to visit.

If you’re into fresh produce and cheap eats, Huana Market won’t disappoint. It’s not as packed as before, but the mango and sticky rice stall is still a winner—clean, tasty, and run by a really nice person. Parking can be a bit tricky if you drive, but bikes have it easy.

Love popping by this spot for the lively atmosphere and solid food options. They even have Belgian waffles that are surprisingly good! Fresh seafood and veggies are always available, with vendors who seem genuinely friendly—makes shopping feel less like a chore.

The market’s a local gem with fresh fruits and veggies at prices that won’t make your wallet cry. I snagged some mangoes and sticky rice that hit the spot perfectly, though watch your head on the low tarp roof if you’re tall like me. The vibe feels genuine, mostly locals buzzing about rather than tourists.