Night Food Market

Great excursion for a seafood dinner. Lots of local vendors with fresh or of the water fish, prawns, lobster and other shellfish. Simply prepared over coals or cooked to order. There are many many vendors here so look around before picking one. They have clear pricing and price lists. Especially looked Rahina Seafood Haven right near the end. Friendly service and good food.

You must take care of there's foods. My baby sister and I sick over and over again. vomit and blood diarrhea hundreds times. Our trip perfectly broken with this foods. I never ever painful like this before. I couldn't trust here's system so I should to sended her to korea. So I'm here alone and I can say again our trip perfectly broken. You can see the most big lobsters and fish area. Exactly you must be careful that place. It looks beautiful and delicious but It's the height of germs and unsanitary conditions. They also swap ingredients. The choice is yours but I warned

Nice selection, great place for seafood and fresh fruit. Keep in mind many of the prices are per 100g so be sure to ask upfront to avoid surprises! I paid 80 ringgit for some grilled prawn with a side of rice and kang kong, quite pricey but it’s a touristic spot. Some stalls accept cards

Very fun night market. Lots of variety of stuff to try including quite a few vegetarian options. Excellent prices and a really lively atmosphere.

I really like (night) food market for they people, colors and cents (sometimes "smells"). It's like have the essence of the place condensed in single spot. I normally to buy from the straps, especially the things I don't know. Food stalls are convenient but be aware from scums (weight, hidden prices, ...). Hygiene is not at first place, so if you are picky type, look for a proper restaurant.

It's the to go place for local seafood delights. The foods are of great value, just make sure you negotiate with the sales prior to ordering. For the city council, I truly suggest a upgrade to the market. Upon my visit a heavy rain struck and the whole market went absolute chaos, there's leakage everywhere, the shelter and drainage system are not functioning well.

Great spot for affordable local food like grilled seafood, smoked chicken, fried rice, fruit juices, and more. For just RM 50, we got grilled squid, a medium-sized fish, and fried rice with chicken on top. You can also try haggling for the seafood prices. It can get crowded with tourists, but there are plenty of tables and chairs available.

Here's a positive review for the Night Food Market in Kota Kinabalu with a note about vegetarian options: A Culinary Delight at the Night Food Market in Kota Kinabalu! The Night Food Market in Kota Kinabalu is a must-visit for food lovers! The variety of food available is simply astounding. From fresh seafood to traditional Malaysian dishes, every stall offers a unique taste experience that tantalizes your taste buds. One of the standout features is the vibrant atmosphere. The market is bustling with energy, and the aromas wafting through the air are irresistible. It's an ideal place to try local delicacies like satay, laksa, and grilled fish, all cooked to perfection. The market also offers plenty of options for those looking to try something different, such as exotic fruits and desserts. The vendors are friendly and more than happy to explain their dishes, making it a great cultural experience as well. However, it's worth noting that there are almost no options for vegetarian food, so it might not be the best spot for vegetarians. The prices are very reasonable, and the overall vibe is lively and welcoming. Whether you're a local or a tourist, the Night Food Market is the perfect spot to enjoy a delightful evening filled with fantastic food and great company.