3+3+Bali: Sindhu Night Market
Operating Hours:Monday - Sunday: 17:00 - 23:00
The Vibe:Smoky grills, loud flavours, real Bali after dark 🔥
A lively open-air night market in the heart of Sanur, where local vendors cook Balinese and Indonesian street food over charcoal and gas flames every evening. It is one of the most authentic food experiences in the area, drawing both locals and curious visitors.
Charcoal smoke curls into the warm night air as sizzling satay and bubbling martabak compete for attention. Plastic stools scrape, orders are called out in Balinese, and the crowd hums with the easy rhythm of a local evening out 🍢.
- • Widely regarded as Sanur's best street-food experience by travel bloggers
- • Recommended in Lonely Planet and local Bali food guides
- • Visitors praise the authentic atmosphere and remarkably low prices
Persona Fit
- 👨👩👧 Families: Safe, well-lit, with mild dishes available for younger palates.
- 💕 Couples: A genuine local-food date night away from restaurant mark-ups.
- 🍜 Foodies: The best way to taste a wide range of Indonesian dishes in one sitting.
- 💰 Budget travellers: A full meal rarely exceeds IDR 50,000 per person.
Highlights
- Satay stalls — chicken, pork, and seafood skewers grilled to order over charcoal
- Martabak vendors — both sweet (chocolate-cheese) and savoury (egg-meat) versions freshly pressed
- Nasi campur stalls — build-your-own rice plates with Balinese lawar, sambal, and slow-cooked meats
- Fresh juice carts — tropical blends of mango, dragonfruit, and young coconut at pocket-friendly prices
- Rear-row dessert vendors — lesser-visited stalls serving dadar gulung and klepon — Hidden Gem
- Babi guling stall at the market's eastern end — succulent Balinese roast pork rarely highlighted in guides — Hidden Gem
Aura Salsa Dila
Our Bali Local Expert
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