Rapid Creek Markets

Market · Millner ·

Rapid Creek Markets

Market · Millner ·

Exotic fruits, spices, street food, and Asian delicacies.

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48 Trower Rd, Rapid Creek NT 0810, Australia Get directions

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"Sample Exotic Fruits at Darwin's Oldest Market Darwin's longest-running market offers a cornucopia of exotic vegetables, spices, flowers, and sub-tropical fruits such as Australian custard apples (pictured). With more than 60 stalls, you'll also find massages, smoothies, seafood, crafts, and much more. The Rapid Creek Market operates every Sunday from 6:30am to 1:30pm."

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Rapid Creek Sunday Market

Gereon N.

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Great food and atmosphere. Did some fruit and veg shopping, got some tofu and cake, and enjoyed a meal. Come early to avoid the crowds and to pick up the best produce. Feedback: way too much single-use plastic!

Angel K.

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It wasn’t a very big market and the food options were quite limited (mostly fresh produce), but there were some nice “exotic” fruits on sale. Parking was also a bit of a challenge.

Jeff S.

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Fresh fresh fresh. Coffee was great. Parking, not great. Some people were sitting in vehicles waiting for a park. No traffic control. Best not to drive in if arriving late and bring a bag for shopp8ng after eating.

Tan. W

Google

Rapid Creek Market is all about fresh local produce, with a few food trucks scattered around. Don’t expect crafts or merchandise here—it’s mainly locals from Kings Footworks doing their daily or weekly grocery run. There’s just one stall for coffee and pastries; the rest are mostly Asian street food trucks.

Stretch C.

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If you want fresh Asian fruit and veges, this is the place to go! But BRING CASH!! Most places do not take card.

Priscilla I.

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I think this is one of my most favourite markets in Darwin, not hard to get too either on the bus no 10. They make up paw paw salads for you on the spot. Small $6 and absolutely jammed full, very tasty. Green coconuts 🥥 too. Lots of fresh produce and things I haven’t seen or tasted before.

Audrey

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This is a must visit on a Saturday or Sunday. Parking is a nightmare though, don’t try to park in the market carpark, you can usually find a spot in the streets nearby. There is a selection of fresh fruit and veggies to purchase at the front and inside. Not market cheap though but assuming fresher than supermarket. We visit for the food in the inner courtyard. If you miss Purple Lady Laksa at Parap Markets on Saturday, you can get your laksa fix on Sunday!! There are a lot of Asian options, the grilled pork balls skewer stand is tasty and there are a few Som Tum (papaya salad) ladies. The one next to purple lady is very good and makes it proper spicy haha Give it a go!

Melly F.

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Lots of fresh produce & a couple of crafty stalls

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Best Markets in the Northern Territory

Rapid Creek Sunday Market

Gereon N.

Google

Angel K.

Google

It wasn’t a very big market and the food options were quite limited (mostly fresh produce), but there were some nice “exotic” fruits on sale. Parking was also a bit of a challenge.

Jeff S.

Google

Tan. W

Google

Stretch C.

Google

If you want fresh Asian fruit and veges, this is the place to go! But BRING CASH!! Most places do not take card.

Priscilla I.

Google

Audrey

Google

Melly F.

Google

Lots of fresh produce & a couple of crafty stalls

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