Open Night Market

“We thought this would be a good place to go try a bunch of different Indonesian street food but when we got there it was small and half the stalls were closed. We did try a few things and they were just okay. It's very hot there and really not worth going to in my opinion. We went on a Saturday night so I'm not sure why I have the stalls were closed?”

“It's a small food court across the street from 2 marts. Stalls have limited seating. Takeout may be required if eating with a party dining from separate stalls - please be respectful of their religious beliefs. May not be the most appealing to tourists, but locals eat here so you know it's definitely yummy and cheap.”

“It’s a small market, but local. Food is good and the people here are kind:) We had noodles at this place called Bakso and it was really good! Definitely recommend for those who want to eat local Indonesian food!”

“Great night market with an amazing atmosphere! The food is super delicious and there is a fantastic variety of options to choose from. You can find so many different dishes, so there’s something for everyone. Definitely a great place to walk around, try new foods, and enjoy the evening. Highly recommended!”

“An amazing night market. Every food option cooked live and fresh. Mad locals there too so it’s valid and super cheap. Come to the fish frying guy. Pick a fish and get it fried. Eat it with the chili sauce. Get extra veggies (cucumber and cabbage). Sit and dog. Stop by the juice guys. Get fresh orange juice. Try Bakso. Get the crisps in there and when they ask do you want the big or small meatballs, pick the big ones. All the food is halal too 🥰”