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Sing Buri Sing Buri Night Market
Sing Buri Night Market http://www.hotsia.com > Sing Buri > Sing Buri Night Market Most of the past trips featured night markets in Laos, Isan, and the North, but not many central region night markets. Today, I’m exploring the central region solo and stopped by Sing Buri Night Market. The market is not far from Chai Saeng Parade Hotel where I stayed. This hotel is by the Chao Phraya River. Just walk past the Chai Saeng Mall and you’ll reach the night market. Sing Buri Night Market mainly focuses on rice porridge stalls, with many shops side by side.
In the northern part of the market, you’ll find made-to-order dishes like fried rice and Pad Thai. Besides rice porridge, wonton noodles are also popular. There are also sweet egg dumplings and roti. Sing Buri market is very lively, with even elephants passing by. A unique feature of Sing Buri, unlike other places, is the red lanterns kept lit in shops because there was a celebration happening. What caught my attention but I didn’t get to try was the Sing Buri Om Tros Roti, a vendor with 40 years of history. I was too full that day to taste it. If you go, don’t forget to try it. Mr.Hotsia 2010
Sing Buri Om Tros Roti has been sold for 40 years. Locals in Sing Buri probably have tried it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krMvJqQbrhY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NlN-T6AifA Sweet egg dumplings at Sing Buri Night Market http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MME6OsRSQDU Sukiyaki at Sing Buri Night Market http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5Y7exKsJYw Chinese kale with salted fish as seen in the above clip. Delicious roti for 40 years. Wow! Sing Buri Om Tros Roti Sing Buri Hainanese Chicken Rice Sing Buri Wonton Noodles
