Pasar Senggol Gianyar

I’m looking for this new style of Pasar Senggol. It wasn’t great experience, I bought to one of Bigul’s stall and yes we are in Bali they were more friendly to foreigner rather than the local, not the best bigul I ever tried. This night market lacks of trash bin, people leave their plastic on the table so you have to clean those up by yourself EWWW Some local will cut your line without feeling regret. Do not buy the traditional snack with coconut when you coming around 7pm or above. Update: I bought fish satay and it was absolutely not a fresh fish and I got diarrhea.

Loved the food. So cheap and great quality. If you like local and spicy food, it's the place to go

Amazing local market with lots of food stalls. Cash only and very little English spoken but you can communicate with smiles and try the local food

Be careful, not sure if the Grab app address of this “Gianyar night market” is not updated so double check. My driver sent my family and I to this place and said the market is under upgrading, and did not know where the right market is. Apparently it’s been moved to behind the Circle K while Reno is taking place, so just make sure address is correct when booking transport there, cos some locals (like my driver) did not know where it moved to

Great experience! I really don’t understand some negative reviews as every warung was really friendly with us. Some know basic english some does not but you can communicate somehow. It’s a great chance if you want to experience real local cuisine. Among many we tasted, we really liked galery pastel risol, their rolls were fluffy and delicious. and other one is the warung in the picts, delicious mie ayam bakso (chicken meatball noodles), noodles were handmade and broth was delicious. We went there from Ubud using a motorbike, definitely worth it.

Our driver suggested to try this night market. I am glad we did. I bought snacks I haven't seen in awhile: ondé ondé ans klepon. We decided to grab a meal. I had pork belly with rice and the fixings. I like spicy but after a bite or two, I had to push the plate away. It was way too spicy for me. The night market's location was well lit, safe and clean. There was also enough seating areas. I would defintely re-visit this night market.

Night market with very few vegetarian options Friendly people Vegetarians can get pastel with veggies and desserts, boba tea etc

Brought here personally by my tour guide who needed to help us order food. Had dinner here Wide range of food available. From nasi to satay to desserts. Local price. Very cheap and tasty. Per pax up to 15k for great portion. Possible to do some shopping at very low price.