The desert aren't tasty. Be careful of the desert with coconut, I bought some to try and tasted the spoil - not sure how many days these deserts have been made. The deep fried sausage tastes bland. Cost from 10,000 to 20,000 IDR each. We also try the sate babi and sate tuna, they are quite salty and lot of fat. They charged more for tourist. (14 skewers cost us 40,000 IDR). After the rain, there are a lot of puddles around the market, so be careful and watch your steps. The coconut stall outside of the market also charged extra for 1 small coconut (20,000 IDR). We used to dine in at the beach in Kuta which has the coconut double the size with the same price. Overall, we don't like the experience with food in this night market. The food is still affordable, but taste aren't good, and doesn't seem safety. It's fun to go and see around, just don't raise your expectation too much with the food quality.

A cool Pasar malam night market with plenty of food, daily necessities and other stuff! Parking is Rp1k that you pay when you leave. The uncle will take care of ur bike and stop traffic for you. There are some tall rock walls and skate time here too.

Local night market outside of Ubud The tuna sate sticks were absolutely divine. Since going pescatarian 6 years ago, sate sticks consisted of peppers and what not. You get 7 sticks for 20k. Absolutely delish. The geprek / crispy food stall on the side road was fresh and crispy. Went back for more but she had sold out on the pisang goreng. Gado-gado for 5k was an absolute steal. My husband and I loved this place for food. Although it was a 20mins drive to get to, we spent next to nothing on delicious food. Highly recommend

Largest night market we've been to in Bali. Came the times in a week and more stalls each time. Multiple srombotan stalls. Best one was in the corner with seating behind it. All was for 5k. Satay of fish in the middle was quite nice but the pork belly was only ok. Lamb satay on the outside road was really nice. Ordered 20 by mistake but enjoyed it all. Boiled peanuts also available at the market.

Great night market full of good food and stuff to buy! Nice to be with locals only and not touristy restaurants

Pasar senggol gianyar is the best options for night culinary! Love the traditional snacks and meal that are being sold.

Brought here personally by my tour guide who needed to help us order food. Had dinner here Wide range of food available. From nasi to satay to desserts. Local price. Very cheap and tasty. Per pax up to 15k for great portion. Possible to do some shopping at very low price.

It is a traditional food and clothing market. Mainly frequented by locals and with very few foreign visitors. Here you can taste real Indonesian food. I recommend the visit