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Sanur night market

Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.10, Sanur, Denpasar Selatan, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80228, Indonesia

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Jl. Danau Tamblingan No.10, Sanur, Denpasar Selatan, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80228, Indonesia

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HoursMonday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM Tuesday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM Wednesday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM Thursday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM Friday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM Saturday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM Sunday: 4:00 – 10:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Sanur night market

Escape Sanur’s sanitized resort dining for an open-air feast of freshly grilled satay and street-side martabak at genuine market prices. Diners gather elbow-to-elbow along communal tables to graze through dozens of family-run food carts. Seasoned market-goers prioritize stall-hopping—snagging smoky chicken skewers, bowls of mie ceker, or custom plates of tempeh and tofu from Warung Muslim. The rhythm is fast, hot, and cash-only, best paired with fresh tangerine juice or cold Bintang while watching the cooks flip savory martabak right on the griddle.

  • Live-Fire Cooking: Skewers of mutton and chicken satay alongside savory and sweet martabak are cooked to order right at the cart counters.
  • Shared Communal Seating: Open-air benches encourage travelers and neighborhood regulars to mingle over plates of nasi campur and cold drinks.
  • Street-Priced Variety: A compact, cash-only night bazaar serving regional Indonesian fare at honest neighborhood rates.
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What's On at Sanur night market

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Key Advantages

Why diners choose Sanur night market for authentic Balinese street food and communal dining

  • Diverse Street Food Sampling

    Independent vendors prepare local specialties in one concentrated open-air market, allowing diners to sample varied Indonesian staples side by side.

    hop around and try one or two dishes at each spot

    Eric

  • Authentic Flavors at Everyday Prices

    Market carts offer hearty portions of sate, noodle bowls, and mixed rice at genuine local street prices rather than tourist markups.

    a great way to get a good cheap taste of local flavours and fresh fruits!

    David EB

  • Live Open-Counter Preparation

    Vendors prepare dishes directly on smoking grills and wide pans right where customers place their orders.

    Delicious satay freshly cooked in front of you.

    Sophia Tipping

  • Vibrant Neighborhood Atmosphere

    Traditional neighborhood market offerings and active food stalls maintain everyday Balinese life rather than packaged tourist displays.

    As expected, I could see the actual local life there. It was crowded and vigorous!

    Gingerkatze

  • Open Communal Tables

    Unpretentious communal seating encourages natural mingling among residents and international travelers across shared bench tables.

    Great place to meet the locals and tourists.

    Raj Achariya

  • Effortless Social Encounters

    The relaxed market environment provides an informal space for effortless cross-cultural conversations over shared meals.

    it's a great place to meet people from all around the world or the locals from around the corner.

    Trevor Smyth

Authentic street food favorites cooked fresh across market stalls

  • Chicken Satay

    10 chicken satay sticks for like 5000 idr couldn’t ask for better food Smokey flavourful and fresh

    Blair Daly

  • Martabak

    De martabak is echt een aanrader.

    Saab

  • Nasi Campur

    We tried the Nasi Campur meal and also some sandwiches, they were very tasty.

    Shahid Ali

  • Mie Ceker

    chicken noodles (Mie Ceker—highly recommended)

    Eric

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the market stalls accept credit cards?

Bring cash for your visit. Most independent food stalls do not take cards, and you may find yourself spending more than planned sampling across different carts.

What is the seating arrangement like?

Seating is cramped and consists of shared communal open-air tables and chairs. Because spots are limited, hopping around and sampling dishes across different stalls works best.

Is parking available at the night market?

Motorbike parking is available for around 2,000 IDR, but car parking is extremely difficult and not recommended. Arriving by scooter or walking is best.

Do popular food items sell out or have long lines?

Popular specialty dishes like lamb bread can sell out relatively early in the evening, sometimes by 8:00 PM, and high-demand stalls such as the martabak vendor often draw long lines.

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