nan guan shi chang南關市場

There is a big market, one for fruits, vegetables and meat, and one for seafood, but the prices vary greatly, so you need to walk around and ask more. Another thing the locals told us is that you must keep an eye on the seafood you buy, especially when you pay after it is packed. Don't take your eyes off it, or it may become stale and be swapped. It is best to buy seafood from the fishing boats that have just caught it at the beach, as it is fresh and not expensive. When you get it, find out whether the sea is closed. They told us in broad daylight that they had just caught shrimps, which is pure nonsense. The sea was closed those days, so how could they catch them in broad daylight? It is possible that they caught them secretly at night, specifically to fool tourists from other places. Fortunately, we did our homework, and there were no shrimps in the supermarkets those days.

The flow of people is very large, a bit messy, pay attention to your belongings, you can buy seafood, they are very fresh, and then get to the hostel to do it, give some processing fees

The old market, although not many people come to go shopping now, but relatively speaking, physical stores here have high and low grades, it is already good, older people come here more, things are not expensive!

Very big, big market, a variety of snacks, pastries, vegetables, seafood, fruit, hardware stores, souvenirs, daily necessities, only unexpected things that can't be bought, it's perfect.

The goods here are complete, the quality is cheap, all kinds of things are available, not bad