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Night Market

No Jl. Nusa Indah No.11, Batununggul, Kec. Nusa Penida, Kabupaten Klungkung, Bali 80771, Indonesia

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No Jl. Nusa Indah No.11, Batununggul, Kec. Nusa Penida, Kabupaten Klungkung, Bali 80771, Indonesia

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HoursMonday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM Tuesday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM Wednesday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM Thursday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM Friday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM Saturday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM Sunday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Night Market

Nusa Penida’s open-air Night Market dishes out sizzling street food across a casual ring of vendor carts in Batununggul. Diners gather on communal benches around sunset as grills fire up with sate kambing and spicy sate taichan seasoned with chili and lime. Expect fried catfish with sambal from Dapur Rahmat, hot plates of mie goreng, and thick terang bulan pancakes crisping on the edges.

  • Open-air bazaar lot: Roughly ten independent food carts frame an open lot with communal bench seating for quick street meals.
  • Nighttime street eats: Stalls fire up around late afternoon and grill chicken satay, noodles, and fried catfish through evening.
  • Fresh terang bulan: Vendors cook thick Indonesian pancakes stuffed with chocolate, fold them hot, and crisp the edges.
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What's On at Night Market

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Advantages of Visiting Night Market

Why diners choose Night Market for dinner and evening street snacks

  • Authentic and Varied Indonesian Dinner Dishes

    Visitors can sample an assortment of freshly prepared regional staples across open-air stalls, from savory skewered sate to fried dishes.

    Spicy, tangy, and grilled to perfection. It’s a simple satay without the usual peanut sauce, but packed with flavor thanks to the chili and lime.

    Mike R. - Bjelle

  • Pocket-Friendly Nighttime Dining Option

    The night market layout lets diners browse diverse traditional offerings and complete dinner menus affordably in one stop.

    The best place for dinner in Nusa penida with the traditional food and cheaper price

    Putut Ramadie

  • Communal Open-Air Dining with Locals

    The communal layout offers a casual atmosphere to share outdoor benches and conversations directly with local island residents.

    Outdoor night market to grab a bite with local residents.

    Rachel Burnham

  • Casual Meeting Point for Global Travelers

    The relaxed market concourse serves as a welcoming gathering hub where international travelers comfortably meet and exchange stories.

    The Night Market is a great places for travellers to meet people from different places around the World. This is priceless experience 😊.

    kasia ra

  • Freshly Made Terang Bulan Sweet Pancakes

    Dedicated dessert stalls prepare warm, thick Indonesian sweet pancakes layered with toppings directly on order.

    This thick, fluffy Indonesian pancake was stuffed with chocolate and oreo, crispy on the edges, gooey in the middle. Pure comfort food.

    Mike R. - Bjelle

  • Engaging Guidance from Local Vendors

    Warm stallholders and vendors actively welcome visitors and guide newcomers through Indonesian street snacks and specialty items.

    The food is good and the staff is so friendly to teach us how to eat local Indonesian food!

    Claire Yu

Local street food favorites freshly grilled and prepared across the night market stalls

  • Chicken Satay

    Bihun goreng and chicken satay are delicious.

    Viviane C.

  • Martabak

    I tried all food here, good ( ayam sate, fish, martabak delicous)!

    dong nguyen

  • Terang Bulan

    cheap and delicious indonesian dessert : terang bulan (moon cake)

    Viviane C.

  • Fried Catfish

    The fried catfish was delicious!!

    Rachel Burnham

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does the night market open and close?

Vendors begin opening around 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM and usually operate until roughly 10:00 PM, with stalls starting to pack up toward the end of the evening. Arriving earlier ensures the widest selection of food.

What kinds of food can you find at the stalls?

You will find independent stalls preparing local Indonesian dishes fresh on the spot. Common options include chicken and goat satay (sate ayam and sate kambing), martabak, fried noodles (mie goreng), nasi goreng, fried catfish (pecel lele), and sweet desserts like terang bulan (moon cake pancake).

Is there parking available for motorbikes?

The night market has open grounds with space to park scooters, with visitors reporting free or nominal parking (around 2,000 IDR).

Are vegetarian dishes available?

Yes, but you need to check carefully. Some stalls offer dishes like nasi campur with tempeh, eggplant, and vegetables, but plant-based diners should note that items may be cooked with animal-derived ingredients such as shrimp paste.

What is the dining setup and environment like?

The market is an unpretentious, rustic open-air setup with communal bench seating around the stalls. Stray dogs wander through the area, and insects like flies and mosquitoes can be common, particularly after rain.

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