After entering, go to the very right and the first shop is where I ate. Sate Kambling 25k and Rice 5k. Then had dessert from the same row from an old gentleman. One strawberry doughnut costs 1k. Around 20 to 25 stalls were there I think and a few clothing shops too. If you are in the area, you can visit.

Got scammed from the satay shop. She told me 1 stick for 3000 idr. But have only 7 stick left. She said 25,000idr. I also asked if it 21,000idr no? She said no no 25k but after long wait that why I decided to get it. (Just wanna try because it was recommended on the review)

A local recommended us to go for dinner at this nightmarket and we loved it!! Not a touristic “nightmarket” but the real deal, where locals go. we don’t speak bahasa but managed to order from different stalls (stirfry veggies, fruit juice, nasi padang and goat and chicken sate) in simple English, So don’t get demotivated by the language barrier. Give this place a try 👍🏻

Overcharging place…. or I would say they have ‘foreigner price’ since i can speak Bahasa Indonesia very well…. i ate at 3 warongs there and i paid too much for very standard indonesian street food…. the worst is that Banyuwangi stall, you’re been warned 😀 …. go somewhere proper with actual menu and price list, and for nasi campur find a better honest stall….

Not huge but big enough for a little bit of everything. If you don't see prices written down make sure you settle on a price before you eat, sometimes you can haggle down a bit, especially if it's obvious you're a tourist, they may upcharge you. But it was a nice night market, slowly opening with pretty much every stall open by 7pm, there is a stall at the front where everything is 1000idr and it's such a good deal! (It's the one in the video) at those prices you can try one of everything and go from there, haha!

Inexpensive and good tasty food. I felt like I was in the real Bali here. Very comfortable and I liked that I could walk around and eat food quickly, support the people of Bali and there foods. I had the best Sate lamb here from the vendor in the video. The sauce was perfect. They we're Muslim in the far right in the corner and they had an amazing lamb soup. There was another vendor who had chicken soup as you can see in my photo, it was really good too. If you're bougie, don't come here. This is for the real one's.

If you want fried rice (nasi goreng) satay (sate) fried noodle (mie goreng) and other common local food from java, then this is the right place with cheap price. This place quite famous for foreign tourist (bule) that living in sanur. For me the taste is just ordinary, it seems the seller reduce the spicy to addopt international taste. Good luck

We moved to Sanur from Ubud for this night market and it’s so worth it! - the green stand: best Soto Ayam (turmeric chicken soup) I’ve had in Bali! - blue stands: (next to Soto ayam) amazing soursop/ papaya/ dragon fruit smoothie, and chicken noodle soup (mie ayam!) - try the capcay as well! - no picture: amazing gado-gado salad in the middle of the market! Very kind lady. It’s not a fancy place so do expect imperfections: bring wet wipes, mosquitoes repellent :)

Grab a grab or Gojek n head for some Proper cheap and tasty local food and drinks... with a few clothing and shoes and bag stalls. Visited 4 times in 2 weeks due to variety and choices on offer. Deffo check out the Roponggi stall and the duck egg omelette stall next to it. Also 2 stalls selling pisang goreng(fried banana ) and doughnuts. Take a break from other overpriced shops along the main road and immerse in local tastes and eat with locals and travellers and share travel hints. Open from about 5:30-10pm

An interesting experience but only 5 or so stalls. We had the Ayam sate (chicken satay skewers). They were delicious and cheap but it was about a 25+ minute wait and locals will be served before you. Also had a terung bulan pancake with chocolate and banana. Delicious! Wouldn’t go back but worth the authentic experience.

This is a place you will definitely have to check out if you are staying in Sanur! To be honest it is not the best street market I have been to, nevertheless it is still something worth checking out. It is very small relative some of the famous night markets across Asia but they have very traditional Balinese dishes being served by locals in a concentrated area so if you like to explore cultures and foods here is a place to go to!

Don't go there, tourist trap

No much food options, food taste 5/10…..my white boyfriend enjoyed the atmosphere there….but it wasn’t great for me

This is a local Indonesian food market that opens at 6pm. This spot is lined with food stalls and some clothes shop as well. We got to know about the market because a local told us about it. Some of the stalls have great vegetarian options in true nasi campur style. Affordable pricing (I think I was charged a foreigner price at one of the stalls, however, it was still economical). There is a stall at the corner of the market - check him out because he gives good food and doesn’t overcharge. I would recommend that those with sensitive stomachs do not eat here to avoid Bali belly!

I went there at 12:30pm. Sadly there was nothing. I guess the building is wet market every early mornings while the little square in front of the building is street food market from late afternoons. So, make sure you pick the right timing to find what you are looking for in this place.

Amazing sates! 10 sticks of chicken sates is 15k and I0 stickers of mutton sates is 25k. Very affordable!

Have Basko Sapi(beef meatball), a couple run this warung well, clean and neat, soup is good and the meatballs have different tastes, should come and try if you are around Sanur!

Nice and cheap market, amazing food and nice introduction of balinese food

Much smaller and quieter than I was expecting. Not many food stalls. Only a few clothing stalls. Not very interesting.

various kinds of ready-to-eat food are here. from Balinese food to outside Bali. delicious anyway

Fantastic street food market with great value for money on authentic local food and drinks!

Fantastic food. Very good prices

Great spot for a Tami Goreng from Astrid. Then behind her get yourself a fat banana Pancake.

The food is always tasty. What is important is that it is prepared with great care. And if the people are also nice... then it is complete...experience it yourself

Experience the local night market here. Lots of local food! Try the dessert (fruits with shaved ice), Bakso, Soto Ayam, Sate and more

March 2023 1st time we've been. Very impressed. Lovely food, and actuakky 1st time we've eaten local street food and it was soo good. Locals were telling us what it was and how they make it. Very interesting and delicious. Surprised to see so many tourists there too

Nice local food.

Amazing value authentic food, leave room for dessert! 35K for Nasi Goreng here and about 16 for the sweet caramel toasted bread

Cute local market. Not as big as I expected it to be, there’s likely about 20 or so food options with a lot of them looking similar. There were a few stalls that sold souvenirs and kids toys. As a tourist, I was wary of trying the food as I’d already had Bali belly. Not too crowded, worth having a look if you’re in the area!

@kedairoponggi sandwich with nutella 👌

I must highlight the Martabak and the roppongi they are amazing. A quick hint stay away from the juice bar. They aren’t as clean as the other stores. Someone ordered right behind me and after my juice was finished they just through away the rest of my juice inside of the blender and without washing used it for the next juice.

Totally not worth it. No sea food, dirty, just a few food options and all of them fried, no fruit or sweets, low prices tho. We gave it a shot with fish balls with cabbage and peanut sauce and I wouldn’t wanna eat it ever again. Try Legian food court instead, much better!

Cheap and nice place were to have local good food and chill out. I suggest to try the Rappongi, slightly salted kind of toasted bread with plently of choice of toppings sweet or salted.

Not so busy as we expected. Choise is mostly fried food so not very healthy or suitable for vegetarians. But! There is one great stand with fresh juices just for 15.000rp - big portion and great taste of all kinds of fruits. But ask not to go but drink it there - you will save one plastic cup and you get more juice ;) If vegan/allergic ask no milk - they put sweet condense milk t to all juices here.

Not many stands, no satay, no seafood etc... Not enough seating. Martabak was good but with cheese and mushrooms at 35000 it comes close to the price of a much better warung meal. One of the pastries was off at the 1000 per piece pastry shop... Ticked off the bucket list but wont be back.

Night food market in Sunur, Bali. Local foods for incredible prices. I got lamb satay for 25,000 Rp, and my friend got chicken satay for 15,000 Rp. Basically, around $3 US. I also got a fruit smoothie for 25,000. All were tasty. I would recommend going for the food and experience.

Must visit!! One of the best traditional night market in town. Food and beverages are displayed in the rombong. Sate (chicken & mutton), nasi campur, mie ayam, nasi goreng, bakso, lalapan, gado-gado, nasi bali, nasi bakar, roti panggang, roti canai, martabak & terang bulan, fruit juice, es campur, jamu (herbal drinks), jaje bali (traditional dessert), green bean porridge, chicken porridge, lontong sayur, gorengan (fritter). Open from 18.00 - 22.00 every night.

If you are staying in Sanur, you need to plan for one evening meal at the Night Market. There is a nice variety of local foods to choose from. You have a better chance of getting a seat if you arrive a little earlier. Be prepared to squeeze in at a table with some others and enjoy a variety of local cuisine at a local price.

I can see now after pandemic there are more people come visit this market. For your improvement I would suggest the organizer to change the layout of the tenants and seating position, I felt it would be better all the tenants keep on the edge and all seating position move in to the middle so we can feel more breeze and more space than seating position per vendor.

Sanur night markets, good traditional Indonesian style food, cheap and tasty