Pattaya Runway Market Review | Ithellama da sapduvinga😱| Thailand Complete guide |

Описание: Location & Environment: The market is situated on Second Road, Pattaya Sai Song Road, in the Chon Buri province of Pattaya.

Here’s an in-depth exploration of the Runway Market (often referred to as Runway Street Food or Runway Market Pattaya) located in Pattaya, Thailand — its features, what sets it apart, what to anticipate, and advice for those considering a visit.

Operating Hours: It usually opens in the evening (approximately 4‑5 PM) and remains open until late (around 11 PM or midnight) depending on the day.

The most notable aspect is a retired Boeing 747 jumbo jet, which is prominently located in the marketplace. It serves as a visual focal point and contributes to the overall attraction.

Not only the aesthetic look, the food, the atmosphere are also mouth watering and attractive.

Atmosphere & Additional Features: Casual dining options available under and near the airplane, live performances on select evenings, upbeat music and lighting, creating a vibrant night atmosphere.

Food: A wide variety of street-food options are available, featuring Thai favorites such as pad thai, grilled meats (including skewers), seafood, desserts, and fresh fruits. There are also some more unique offerings, like crocodile meat, which
are said to be available.

shopping: There are vendors offering souvenirs, clothing, accessories, bags, and local handicrafts.

The big airplane (“747”) is what most people remember. It gives the market a novelty factor—it’s not just food & shopping, but also photo opportunities and a distinctive landmark.

Because of that centerpiece, some of the stalls are arranged around or beneath parts of the plane, adding to the atmosphere.

It draws both locals and tourists, so there’s a mix: you’ll hear local speech, see local tastes, but also things oriented toward visitors.

Prices tend to be somewhat higher than “typical” local street food markets. Some reviews say 10‑20% more.

Vegetarian / vegan options are somewhat limited. If you have dietary restrictions, you may have to search a little to find stalls that cater.

Facilities: Some reviewers mention that toilets are not always super close and cost a small fee. Also, on less busy days, some stalls may be closed.

Crowds: On weekends and evenings it can get busy. Visiting earlier in the evening or on a weekday might be more relaxed.