Bawah Jambatan Segama Kota Kinabalu — Local services in Borneo

This is a night market at the carpark spaces under the bridge.

Some people call this place "durian street" or "under the bridge market".

It is generally open everyday of the week (unless it rains heavily).

Vendors generally start setting up their stalls from 5pm; some set up their stalls earlier. They will start packing up at around 11pm to midnight.

Stalls sell: Durians Other fruits Cooked food Kueh Kueh Drinks

There were many durian stalls. Some sell durians (unopened; in shell) by weight and some also sell durian pulp (without shell but with seed) in small takeaway boxes.

Don't be afraid to negotiate the prices with the vendors when you want to buy durians (especially by weight).

Be aware that there are unethical vendors that claim to sell "branded" durians (like Musang King or Black Thorns -- charge much higher prices) but the authenticity of the durian type is questionable. Unless you are knowledgeable about durian types, it is best to stay away from buying "branded" durian types. Buy local (cheaper) Sabahan durians instead.

If you are a tourist or a new visitor to Kota Kinabalu, it is worthwhile to visit this night market.

Verdict: Must visit...

Bawah Jambatan Segama Market is a bustling hub in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse offerings. Nestled under the bridge, it teems with local flavors, fresh produce, and unique handicrafts. Patrons explore stalls brimming with seafood delicacies, traditional snacks, and colorful textiles, creating a sensory feast. The market's lively ambiance, amplified by friendly vendors and aromatic street food, invites both locals and tourists to immerse themselves in Sabahan culture. Bawah Jambatan Segama Market epitomizes community spirit and culinary adventure, making it a must-visit destination for cultural exploration and authentic Malaysian...

It's actually pasar malam/night market kind.. Went for durian. Tried the durian kahwin susu at RM20/kg, taste is OK... Then ta pau the fried kuey thew at RM7 per packet, taste OK also.. only concern is hygiene, he poured his oil, water etc into the drain😅😅...