Unite Market food guide
Unite Market is known for a weekend sweet row in Pratuchai, for the end of a ruin day rather than a morning stop. It runs Friday to Sunday, 16:00 to 21:00.
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Foi thong and thong yip are the egg-yolk sweets to look for. Ask the piece price before you buy a box, and eat it the same night.
If you ride the ruins that morning, a bicycle is 50 THB a day, then come back after 16:00. Monday to Thursday, use the Ayutthaya food hub. The thread sweet is golden egg threads.
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- Which days can I buy the sweets here?
- Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, from 16:00 to 21:00.
- How much is a piece of foi thong?
- Ask the stall. No piece price is posted. Buy a small box and eat it that night.