Pasar Senggol Gianyar — Attraction in Pulau Bali

The desert aren't tasty. Be careful of the desert with coconut, I bought some to try and tasted the spoil - not sure how many days these deserts have been made.

The deep fried sausage tastes bland. Cost from 10,000 to 20,000 IDR each.

We also try the sate babi and sate tuna, they are quite salty and lot of fat. They charged more for tourist. (14 skewers cost us 40,000 IDR).

After the rain, there are a lot of puddles around the market, so be careful and watch your steps.

The coconut stall outside of the market also charged extra for 1 small coconut (20,000 IDR). We used to dine in at the beach in Kuta which has the coconut double the size with the same price.

Overall, we don't like the experience with food in this night market. The food is still affordable, but taste aren't good, and doesn't seem safety. It's fun to go and see around, just don't raise your expectation too much with the...

At 19 wita i arrived Pasar Senggol Gianyar. Night market that offer various traditional menu legendary Gianyar - Bali Food and Beverage. Lots of stall sell Nasi Campur Ayam. White rise we call nasi with Steamed tasty chicken with assorted "Lauk" or topping, there are steamed veggie with grated coconut, sambal matah ( fresh chillies + shallot + onion + salt + coconut oil. All chopped & mixed ) , brown boiled chicken egg, fried egg, sambal matah, tum ayam ( steamed chicken chop with herbs banana leaf wrapped ), cucumber sliced, corn fritters and a small cup of chicken soup with labu siam may i call small greeny white pumpkin.

Small portion is 20.000 IDR and 25-30.000 IDR for med. to large portion.

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Maybe it's just that I don't like Indonesian food so much, or maybe it really just isn't very good, but I the food here is definitely nothing special. Ordered tempeh and crispy chicken with rice. Initially they gave us eggplant which was unexpected but when we got the tempeh it was literally just a sliced of tempeh quickly pan fried with no seasoning and a scoop of white rice. The chicken was really dry and also without seasoning. The only sauce available was a chili sauce that somehow managed to have no flavor or heat to it and sweet soy sauce. Also, the market fare is mostly cheap local shopping and some random toys and pets for kids. If you're traveling just to see this place, then save your time...