Your Ultimate Guide to Night Markets in Asia

Discover the best day and night markets across Asia, organized by country and location to help you find local treasures.

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Red Market (Mercado Vermelho)

Red Market (Mercado Vermelho)

Macau's landmark municipal market: fresh produce downstairs, cooked-food stalls above.

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Rua Norte do Mercado Almirante Lacerda, Macau

What to expect

A red-brick 1936 market hall with fresh meat, fish and vegetables on the ground floor and a cooked-food centre upstairs.

What to eat

Noodle soups, congee, Macanese and Cantonese home cooking at the upper-floor stalls.

Visitor tips

Markets like this are busiest in the morning; check opening hours before you go.

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