Bukit Indah 2 Night Market (Wednesday)
About
Bukit Indah 2 Night Market is a Wednesday evening street market near the Bukit Indah Highway, featuring a diverse range of Chinese and Malay foods, fresh produce, and local merchandise. Popular items include fried oysters and large prawn crackers. The market is known for its vibrant atmosphere and reasonable pricing.
It typically operates from late afternoon until about 9pm. To avoid peak crowds, visitors often recommend arriving before 5pm. Are you interested in specific types of fresh produce or local snacks, or do you have questions about the best way to access the market area?
Getting There from Singapore
- About 12.2 km from CIQ checkpoint
- Car rental or long Grab ride recommended (30+ min)
- Check if shuttle services are available from JB Sentral
Visitor Reviews & Tips
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Recent Google Reviews
Sharon How
Good varieties of food, fruits, vegetables, seafood, cute tshirts, all at reasonable price. Big prawn cracker is definitely 1 of our favourite there - thin, big and crispy 😍 😍. If you want a good browsing, reach there around 4+ 5 and leave before 7pm, as the crowd will start.
Bigmouth Wat
So many variety of night market foods all are so attractive for my tastebuds i will come again
Enrique Yuen
Open every Wednesday, start around 4.30pm end time when it gets dark around 9pm. Same like most of the pasam malam, Food choice is almost the same. Refer to photos, pix of the road and stalls. Enjoy eating the otak, fried chix stall Rm3.50/pc, 3pc for Rm10 Chinese selling. Any question can drop me a message I am willing to help. Taxi drop off easier at petrol station.
Felix Chua
Very popular and vibrant night market. Many nice food to try. We spent quite a bit on food and fruits. Surprisingly no one suffered from a bad stomach despite eating street food. My son claimed the fried oysters were the best he had in years.
Travel With Jack Chee
Bukit Indah 2 Wednesday Night Market is a street market that only operates every Wednesday from 5pm to 9pm. The stalls are lined along a 300m stretch of road, located next to the Bukit Indah Highway. What stands out is the wide variety of food stalls offering Chinese and Malay food. There is even a mobile food van selling Smelly Tofu, parked inconspicuously outside Petron petrol station, a stone’s throw away from the street market. This street market has everything you need - food, fruits and fresh produce. It’s no surprise that it’s a hit among the locals.
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