9 Food Markets In The World You Should Try Once In Your Life

Famous food markets around the world are places where just mentioning your name can make your stomach rumble.
9 food markets in the world you should try once in your life
There are so many options available every time you go somewhere to travel, from people, restaurants to museums. But perhaps few people can deny that the address always falls into the group of favorite places when traveling for many people, which are the food markets. This is a place where sounds, color and smell are harmonized, between sales pitches and customers' bids. Eating in a restaurant can be a way to learn about the culture and people of that locality, but going to the food market is a completely different way of learning

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Here are the world's best-rated food markets, where every mention can make your stomach growl.
Nishiki Market in Kyoto, Japan
Do not just be engrossed in paying attention to the fresh and delicious seafood, but forget to keep an eye on the sweets and salt, the specialties of Kyoto. Besides, there are so many great quality kitchen utensils here that you will think that only in dreams will have such items
La Boqueria in Barcelona, Spain
It is not true if this world famous market does not appear on the list.



It is not only very large, but also famous for its countless Spanish snacks and snacks. The most famous are the salted pork thigh meat and queso cheese, but do not be engrossed with them but ignore many other delicacies.
Marchè Jean-Talon in Montreal, Canada
Nestled in the heart of Little Italy, this charming street is filled with fresh fruits and vegetables. If you come here in the summer, get ready for a walking tour because from June to October, cars are not allowed.
Torvehallerne in Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen's best bazaar is full of grocery stores waiting for you to visit, but be sure to keep your stomach ready for a wide variety of special chocolates and premium coffee. Do not forget to drop by Hija de Sanches to enjoy the best tacos here.
Mercado Cardonal in Valparaiso, Chile
All the products on display on the shelves will surely delight you, but the best part is the 2nd floor The upper floor is surrounded by seafood restaurants with local delicacies made from the freshest seafood.




Mercato Testaccio in Rome, Italy
Go to this famous market in Italy, you will see Roman afternoons here. Order a glass of Espresso and enjoy the bass of the piano together, sure your Roman afternoon will be perfect.
Red Garden Food Paradise in Penang, Malaysia
The name says it all, this place is a nightlife paradise in Malaysia, a favorite place not only for tourists but also for locals. Besides, this is also the place to host many live music performances in a very lively atmosphere.
Spice Bazaar in Istanbul, Turkey
It is difficult to find a market in Turkey that has as many colors, scents and spices as here. Not only is it famous for the spices as its name implies, it also sells a wide variety of dried fruits and herbs for you to enjoy.
Mercado De San Telmo in Buenos Aires, Argentina
This old market is located in the oldest quarter of the city, having a crush on many fresh fruit stalls before arriving at the best choripán (sausage sandwich) here.
According to Tien Quang / Star
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