There are a lot of souvenirs at the fair. Here they sell vintage things like photographs, postcards, posters, paintings, boxes, mugs, plates, toys, model cars. Nowhere and without goods in the Chinese style: bells, garlands, masks, panoramas, Feng Shui products. Several vendors have displayed stalls with traditional clothing: T-shirts, silk dresses, red blouses.
The variety of Thai-Chinese snacks and dishes is so great that it is better to see everything first and then choose. Try the tender Ho-Mok soufflé, grilled seafood with hot and sour sauce, or pork fried with sesame seeds. Then move on to traditional Chinese snacks: dim sum dumplings, fried wontons, salapao buns.
Don’t miss the fresh pork rolls, noodles and peanut soup. For dessert, try coconut pancakes, pandanum toffee, or triangular pies with rice and red beans. And be sure to try the sugarcane juice served in a bamboo stem glass.