Anusarn Market

Anusarn Market is on Chang Klan Road, at the south end of the Night Bazaar, in the Loi Kroh and Night Bazaar district. It is walkable from the Night Bazaar and from hotels near Tha Phae Gate, and Loi Kroh Road is a short walk away.

It is a food market at the south end of the Night Bazaar. The point is eating: stalls and small restaurants serve a wide spread of dishes, and the crowd is a mix of locals and visitors. It is casual, so you can eat and move on, with no obligation to buy a drink.

Nearby are Chiang Mai Cabaret Show, O'Malley's Irish Pub, Anusarn Thai Massage, Thai Relax Massage, Meelarp Chiang Mai Massage and Chiang Daeng Massage. That gives you a cabaret show, a pub and several massage shops within a short walk, so you can eat and then have a massage.

Yes, it is a handy one. It is a short walk from the Loi Kroh bars, so you can eat first, then head to the beer bars. Eat early, order what is cooked in front of you and keep your drinks sensible until you have settled on where to go.

It is a cabaret show venue close to the market. The site lists it as a nightclub, so treat it as an evening out rather than a bar stop. Check the program, the booking arrangements and the start time with the venue directly, since shows and schedules change. Check the program and the booking arrangements with the venue directly, since shows and schedules change.

Anusarn is a food market at the south end of the Night Bazaar. The Night Bazaar itself is the big nightly market for shopping, a block from Loi Kroh. Eat at Anusarn and shop at the Bazaar, and you can do both on one walk along Chang Klan Road.

Yes, several, including Anusarn Thai Massage, Thai Relax Massage, Meelarp Chiang Mai Massage and Chiang Daeng Massage. Look at the shop front and the price list before you go in, because standards vary. Traditional shops have open fronts and a clear board, so choose one of those if you want a plain Thai massage.

Go hungry in the early evening, walk the whole market once, then eat where the locals queue. Follow it with a walk through the Night Bazaar and a drink on Loi Kroh. Carry small notes and keep your phone in a front pocket in the crowd.