Yai Mak Night Market Jomtien
Yai Mak Market (also known as the Big Market in English) is a recently opened night market located on Jomtien Beach in Pattaya, Thailand. It is one of the largest night markets in Jomtien and attracts a variety of visitors including families, locals, and tourists.
The market features a wide range of food stalls offering Thai and international cuisines, and it also includes a mini amusement park for children.
Yai Mak Market is situated close to Soi Welcome, an existing nightlife spot in Jomtien, and has spurred the development of new cafes, restaurants, and bars in the surrounding area.
The market is conveniently located just a 15-minute drive from Pattaya and offers a scenic view of the ocean. It is open daily from 2 PM to 2 AM, providing ample time for visitors to explore and enjoy the market's offerings.
Visitors can find various food options at affordable prices with a lively atmosphere next to the beach.
Yai Mak Night Market Jomtien Beach - Pattaya Thailand ...
Port FC vs Bangkok United
Thai League 1 - Matchday 5 - 18 October 2026
BG Stadium
Port FC, one of Thailand’s oldest clubs, was founded in 1967 as the Port Authority of Thailand side. The Khlong Toei Lions enjoyed a golden era of multiple Kor Royal Cup and Queen’s Cup titles and have remained a consistent top-flight presence in the modern Thai League era, regularly challenging in the upper half of the table and appearing in Asian competitions.
Bangkok United began life in 1988 as Bangkok University FC before evolving into a professional outfit. The Bangkok Angels claimed the Thai League title in 2006, returned after a brief relegation, and have since established themselves as one of the league’s most consistent challengers, with multiple runner-up finishes and regular AFC involvement under True Corporation backing.
In the 2025–26 season the two sides met twice in the league. Port hosted Bangkok United on 9 November 2025 and the game finished 0–0. The return fixture on 15 March 2026 at Bangkok ...
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