Night Food Market

Kota Kinabalu

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Night Food Market

The Night Food Market is one of the most famous food courts in Southeast Asia, offering everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to handicrafts and local souvenirs. It is open from around 5:30 in the afternoon until the last haggling is done. With its hustle and bustle and the smoke from food stands drifting into the night sky, it’s almost impossible to miss.

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addressJalan Tun Fuad Stephens, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
openingHoursDaily 5:30pm–late
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