The market itself can be divided into to unique areas, by the river and riverside jetty. While the riverside area feels like a flea market with makeshift stalls and tents, the jetty, on the other hand is a virtual buffet table by the river.
To get to the "floating buffet", you must go down a flight of makeshift stairs to get down to the riverside jetty. Be careful, some of the boards on thwwere loose.
Once down there, you are spolied for choice with boats selling many Thai treats from Mango Rice, Satay, Noodle Soup to Pancakes, Local delicacies and more.
It was really hard to choose from the many variety of food that were on sale from these "sampans" or small boats. Unlike in Bangkok where the small boats go from place to place to ply their trade, these small boats are permenantly moored and just a place to do business from. One of the "hot" sellers was the drinks in special clay containers.
Hope you enjoyed the news about the market.
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