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Local fruit markets in Pattaya - help!

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Hello everyone!

Guys please help me! I eat a lot of fruit (4-5 kg a day but durians of course weight more:-)), and so the price is important factor. Hence, I like buying at local markets which aren't tourist-oriented.

Unfortunately, I've already arranged my staying (at least for the 1st month) close to the Ambassador hotel - the south of Pattaya (due to the location of my yoga class). Could anyone please help me to understand where and how to get lots of fruit?! Are there any fruit markets in the south of the city with non-touristy prices? What are my options?

Of course I would not worry if I could drive a scooter, but unfortunately it's impossible at the moment:-(((.

PLEASE, HELP!!!

10+ lbs of fruit a day? You need a horse and cart for delivery.

Almost all markets sell fresh fruit. Many outside 7/11 do too.

In confidence,you should contact your local branch of Fruitaholics Anonymous. Don't despair,they will provide you with lots of advice and support. laugh.pnglaugh.png

You are obviously one of those a-peeling people, the apple of your mothers eye.

The main tourist fruit shop is the row of stalls at the rear of Mikes Department Store. Avoid them.

Try the permanent market on South Pattaya Road, the Tuesday and Friday markets at Soi Buakhow or the fruit markets along Central Road.

Go easy on that yoga, it'll give you the pip, and stay away from the cherry girls.....not that you'll find too many in Pattaya. whistling.gif

If you are staying near Ambassador then head 1 km south to Ban Amphur - fresh markets every day,

Wow...the people you meet in Pattaya...a human fruit bat :)

If you are staying near Ambassador then head 1 km south to Ban Amphur - fresh markets every day,

Correct, and great and cheap seafood there also.

Don't take your durian into the Ambassador.

Try Makro - just follow the queues of Russians from the Ambassador

Ambassador is not the best place to stay for someone who cannot drive, right ?

Ambassador is not the best place to stay for someone who cannot drive, right ?

It has so much within walking distance in and around it, including it's own beach, not really any need to drive, i guess that is why it is so popular.

Try Makro - just follow the queues of Russians from the Ambassador

Indeed. The white bahtbus goes right past the door and Makro is a good place to buy large quantities of most things, and is open very long hours.

They also have private delivery pickups with driver for hire in the car park outside Makro so that might be worth investigating for the trip back to the Ambassador when laden with shopping.

Ambassador is not the best place to stay for someone who cannot drive, right ?

It has so much within walking distance in and around it, including it's own beach, not really any need to drive, i guess that is why it is so popular.

It's so popular because the Russians like the all inclusive price of the place. That and the architecture reminds them of home

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