Good place for morning breakfast even can sit there and have it. There are two Chinese vegetarian stall.

Big wet market with ample food stores. Large car park but usually overcrowded. Large open space at market front suitable for small plying hawkers boosting customers. But MPSP chases them away. Should collect daily hawking fees (perhaps more than the permanent stores)...a win win for all.

Place is clean and price slightly higher but place is convenient to find food, fresh veggies, fruits, seafood are fresh especially a stall that sells fresh salmon.

Overall is ok but parking is alwAYS a big problem during peak hour. Not so convenient for those old folks. The hawkers expend their stall n made the walking path narrow. Not sure whether the local authority can do somethingon this

Can find fresh fish , kampung chicken , red chicken and normal chicken , mutton and plenty of vegetables and fruits. Should try the coffee here.. Kaww..

5 stars just for the Hokkien Mee...best in BM and some say Penang too (the stall with the fully figured ladyboss)

Probably you will get the fresh raw foods and varieties dry foods here. Fashion also can find here too. Lots of choices for hawker breakfast like mee, nasi lemak, pao, Indian food, coffee, tea and etc. The capati, tosai and apom from the stall facing the car park quite taste good and their idli usually will finish before 8am. Other than this, koay teow soup, nasi lemak beside organics food stall, 3 taste rice and the freshly bake bread and cake also recommended. Food price are cheaper but you may need to wait a bit long time. Parking is an issue especially during weekend. You will experience very hard to get parking if you come after 8:30am during weekend. Surrounding of this market have few kopitiam selling the good foods too. I would advise to come by 7:30am or you probably will piss off for looking the parking. Night time also some foods stall will open here but sorry to said that I haven't try those food yet.

Best roti canai stall in town. Recommend tourists to come here to try the roti tissue, the tallest in town

No Way!! I Love this place more than anything, Myhusband passed away & have to live this place

MPSP has been raiding and consficating goods of the hawkers in the open space in front of the market almost every day. Hawkers dare not do business and this area is deserted and lack of life. As a result business around the market and surrounding area are also affected - no business. To bring back business MPSP should mark and allocate lots for interested hawkers to trade there. MPSP can collect fees from these hawkers thereby creating income for MPSP - a win win situation.