Three new stalls open at Llanelli Market - including A Taste of Thailand


If it’s a taste of Thai you like, or you have a passion for handbags or handmade gifts then come on down to Llanelli Market.
My Kitchen Table, A Taste of Thailand and Retro Bags are three of the latest new stalls to move into the Llanelli town centre hub.
A selection of unique crafts from Christmas decorations to hanging wall frames can be found at My Kitchen Table. You can also book a craft party to host in your own home.
A Taste of Thailand, located to the far right of the Cowell Street entrance, offers authentic healthy Thai food to eat in or take away. All produce is sourced within the market and come in microwavable containers making cooking easier for those with busy lifestyles. You can also try before you buy.
Retro Bags has an abundance of colourful handbags and purses for all occasions.
Assistant Market Manager, Mark Curtis said: “The stalls are already proving popular with our visitors and I’d like to wish them all the very best.”
Llanelli Indoor Market has a host of Christmas festivities planned so watch this space.
The council’s executive board member for resources, Cllr David Jenkins said: “We’re pleased to be welcoming these new traders which gives shoppers even more choice as well as adding new vibrancy. The market is at the heart of Llanelli Town Centre and it has something for everyone.”

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