A Buddhist foundation and dharma center providing spiritual guidance and community services.

A sacred Chinese shrine dedicated to the goddess Thap Thim, known for granting wishes and fertility.

Pae Kong Shrine has been with the area since ancient times. Originally a wooden shrine by the canal, surrounded by a fishing community with canal walkways and dense mangroves. Later, Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation renovated it into the current building. The community believes that before going to sea, they must ask Chao Pho Pae Kong for protection while sailing, to ward off storms. Those whose wishes come true bring offerings. Currently, there is an annual shrine event every August 30 with Chinese opera and basket floating ceremony.

A fish noodle shop with a unique in-house soup recipe. The name "2 Bandit" (บัณฑิต) comes from the owner who graduated with a degree but chose to be her own boss and opened a fish noodle shop. Ms. Yaowarat Treephetkul shares that they developed the soup recipe through trial and error, cooking overnight until achieving a consistent formula.

A traditional Thai dessert house passed down through generations. Specializes in making kuai and various Thai sweets using authentic recipes. Made fresh daily using traditional methods. The owner maintains the authentic taste that makes this a destination for lovers of genuine Thai sweets.

A vintage coffee shop that once served as Na Kluea market's coffee house with 2 shopfronts. In the era of the current owner's father, it was a meeting point where people would sip coffee and chat, whether going to work, shopping at the market, or waiting for buses. When the old market declined, customers decreased, though locals still support it during morning market hours.