roger101 489 Posted Friday at 07:56 AM Share Posted Friday at 07:56 AM I live in Pattaya and want to buy some fresh oysters. I know I can go to my local markets and buy tubs of oysters (100 Baht) and a few restaurants which sell them on a half shell. Back in the UK I used to buy fresh water oysters (3 pound a dozen, long time ago). I wasn't very good at shucking them so I used to freeze them. The one good thing about freezing them is that when they defrost they open up automatically and they feel and taste exactly the same as a fresh one. There are plenty of markets in Pattaya that I have never been to and I wondered if anyone knew one that sold oysters in their shell. If anyone thinks that this would be better in Pattaya forum feel free to move it. Thank you. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
MJCM 7092 Posted Friday at 09:45 AM Share Posted Friday at 09:45 AM (edited) There is a fresh seafood market in Naklua, it’s where the baht buses stop to make the return journey back into Pattaya It’s quiet a distance from the roundabout 2nd road / beach road, maybe some other member recalls the name Edited Friday at 09:47 AM by MJCM Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
metisdead 11489 Posted Friday at 09:48 AM Share Posted Friday at 09:48 AM Moving to the Pattaya forum for local knowledge. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
NextG 1059 Posted Friday at 10:00 AM Share Posted Friday at 10:00 AM £3 a dozen? 🤭 Which century? Lan Pho market has been mentioned; you will find them there. Don’t expect a dozen for 135 baht… Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
roger101 489 Posted Friday at 10:27 AM Author Share Posted Friday at 10:27 AM As I said it was a long time ago. I had a holiday chalet in West Wales and the Oyster Farm was on the river leading to Milford Haven. It all closed down when they had that massive oil split at Milford Haven. It wasn't the oil spill that closed it down it was the councils bureaucracy afterwards. The council insisted that it's Health Inspector had to come out and check every order, which normally meant a delay in getting the oysters to the London hotels that ordered them. We turned up one day to find the owner decorating he said it was too much hassle now and was going into holiday lets instead. Thanks for the replies I will go to Naklua tomorrow. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
LOG54 45 Posted Sunday at 12:21 PM Share Posted Sunday at 12:21 PM (edited) Hello Makro sells oysters but not on regular basis.. French restaurant L auberge on 3rd road in Rena House building sells french oysters..fresh and tasty about 300 bahts for 6 and 600 for 12.. when you eat them there He also sells them as take away..but I don t know if there is a minimum quantity in this case .. Have a nice evening Edited Sunday at 12:22 PM by LOG54 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Espanol 908 Posted 18 hours ago Share Posted 18 hours ago On 5/26/2023 at 11:45 AM, MJCM said: There is a fresh seafood market in Naklua, it’s where the baht buses stop to make the return journey back into Pattaya It’s quiet a distance from the roundabout 2nd road / beach road, maybe some other member recalls the name Naklua Seafood Market https://goo.gl/maps/kD4vPHYEx6NyBX4h7 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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