Pasar Tani Kekal Datin Halimah

Lini Lynn

2 months ago

Come early in the morning to get parking spot as parking are limited. Inside the food court lighting is dim & the arrangement of stalls a bit haywire. There are vendors selling clothings, toys, snacks, food & fruits all under one roof. Our favourite is the Mee Bandung stall, which is located near the entrance. They are next to Popiah (spring rolls) vendor. The Char Kuey Teow Special with 2 big Prawns also delicious at RM 15 per plate. The friendly owner will treat you free coffee. There are Nasi Lemak, Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Kandar, Laksa, Roti Canai, Serabai, Ubi Kayu etc.

Arif Azinuddin

6 months ago

Pasar Tani Kekal Datin Halimah is a lively spot with plenty of kiosks and booths selling all sorts of items, from local food and drinks to clothing and fun toys for kids. The atmosphere is vibrant and welcoming, and there is a central dining area that makes it easy to sit down and enjoy a meal after shopping. It is a nice place for families to stroll around and explore. The only downside is the parking area, which is poorly maintained with many potholes that make driving and parking a bit inconvenient. With better upkeep of the parking facilities, this market would be an even more enjoyable destination.

Shahir Shamsir

6 months ago

Lively spot with lots of choices. Parking is ample across the road with seating in the middle of a covered courtyard and small shops like a cobbler and tailor repairing jeans on the side. Prices are good, not bumped up like some hipster food joints.Highly recommended.

Amar Naqiu

3 months ago

Let me start with a warning: Good luck finding parking. And if you do find parking, good luck surviving the terrain. The potholes at the parking area are so huge I’m convinced a meteor shower passed through here and nobody told us. One wrong turn and your tyre will experience character development. Okay, now onto the pasar tani itself. Most of the stalls? Honestly so-so. Edible. Acceptable. Won’t haunt you, but also won’t make you write poetry. Just vibes. BUT THEN… the universe blessed me with the Ubi Rebus Stall. The ubi rebus sedapp sangat I swear time slowed down. Soft, manis, warm — like a culinary hug from the heavens. And the sambal? Tak pedas sangat, just the perfect “I’m spicy but I’m polite” level. While other stalls are serving “okay lah,” this stall is serving “I will dream about this tonight”. Everything else in the pasar tani became irrelevant the moment I tasted that ubi. Crowds? Don’t care. Aunty bargaining like she’s buying a house? Background noise. Watermelon abang tapping buah like he’s doing percussion practice? Invisible. So here’s the summary: ✔ Parking: -10/10. Meteor-sized potholes. Please bring a 4WD or emotional support. ✔ Most stalls: 3/5. Boleh makan. ✔ Ubi Rebus Stall: 999/5. Outstanding. Legendary. Worth all the suffering. Will I return? Yes. Will I face the deadly potholes again? Also yes. Because for that ubi rebus, I am willing to risk suspension damage @.@

Hafiz Salem

3 months ago

Spoilt for choices. Went round the food market a few times to decide what to eat for breakfast. I think the peak period is between 8-9:30 am. But overall, nice experience.