Pasar Senggol Gianyar

This place is a local food market that we discovered by accident. Do not be decieved by how it looks. We tried mutiple foods here from a variety of vendors and everything was amazing and very cheap. If your in the area and want a quick bite definitely stop by. The people here were all so friendly and helptful!

Great place to go and try some new things for dinner. Arrived at about 7pm, stayed for an hour or so. Two of us ate til we were full and spent less than 100k. Klepon, bakso, crepes, sate.. one of the cleanest food markets I’ve been to; I felt very welcome there. Some tourists, but plenty of locals. Everyone is friendly. Food only, but near to plenty of shops if you’re after something else.

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.

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

Nice places. Air conditioning make it nice to walk around Perfect place to buy ENDEK (local made fabric) Klungkung

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

Pasar Senggol Gianyar is an absolute gem! This vibrant night market is a must-visit for anyone in Bali. The atmosphere is lively, with colorful stalls offering a fantastic variety of local street food, from mouthwatering satay to authentic Balinese desserts. The aromas alone will draw you in! I loved the affordable prices and the chance to try traditional dishes like babi guling and lawar. The market also has unique souvenirs and handmade crafts, perfect for picking up gifts. The live music and friendly locals added such a warm, festive vibe. It’s a true taste of Balinese culture, and I can’t wait to return!

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.