KSL Monday Night Market @ Jalan Seladang
About
KSL Monday Night Market at Jalan Seladang is a popular evening bazaar in Johor Bahru known for a vast selection of Japanese, Taiwanese, and local street foods. Popular items include fried oysters, prawn fritters, and stinky tofu. The market is very crowded, and seating is limited, making it primarily a takeaway destination.
Due to high turnover, food is often fresh. Visitors are encouraged to explore the entire length of the market to see the full range of offerings. Since it is crowded, would you like to know more about recommended times to visit or which specific snacks are most highly rated by frequent visitors?
Getting There from Singapore
- About 2.3 km from CIQ checkpoint
- Grab or taxi recommended (approx. 5-10 min ride)
- Alternatively, take a local bus from JB Sentral
Visitor Reviews & Tips
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Recent Google Reviews
shazam nick
Highly recommended: Prawn fritter, Satay(chicken/mutton), fried oysters, silkly beancurd, and fried chicken. Above set is a must-get package. Almost majority of fried chicken stalls are delicious and juicy due to fast turnover. Beancurd are soft, silkly and sweetest is well concocted.
matt matt
I visited KSL Monday Night Market @ Jalan Seladang for the first time. The market features many food stalls offering a variety of dishes. Overall, the food was decent, though I noticed some stalls selling repeated items. Nevertheless, it was quite an enjoyable experience.
JC
Lots of food at the night market. Favourites are the fried oyster, fried kway teow, fried prawn fritter, popcorn. Satay and okonomiyaki is not good. The greatest shock is nobody is selling ramly burger?!
AVRC
Really fantastic market! So many food choices and all of them were very yummy. Wish there was more space to sit down and eat our goods though.
lolli _k
Love the stinky tofu from the very last stall right at the end , near Grand Paragon Hotel. The tofu was crispy and delicious, and the sweet and sour cabbage paired perfectly with it. Totally worth the wait. Other items I enjoyed were the freshly squeezed pomegranate juice (40 RM for a bottle), the sweet jackfruit sold by a Chinese couple who prepared it on the spot (10 RM a pack, although the price list showed 500g for 8 RM), and the yellow passion fruits with a lovely light fruity fragrance (25 RM a bag).
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