Pasar Candi Kuning
Pasar Candi Kuning
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kimc_10
Auckland Central, New Zealand50 contributions
July 2017 • Friends
We passed by on way to Ulun Danu temples and bought strawberries, soursop, passion fruits and sapodillas. They were delicious and reasonable in price after we made a little bargaining. The vendors were friendly too and let us try them before we bought!
The market has gone a lot quieter these days but I think it is still a nice place to browse and learnt about local fruits and spices etc as it is not as smelly and "wet" as local market . The vendors can speak English as well which is a plus for tourists !
The market has gone a lot quieter these days but I think it is still a nice place to browse and learnt about local fruits and spices etc as it is not as smelly and "wet" as local market . The vendors can speak English as well which is a plus for tourists !
Written 11 July 2017
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Megsy13
Melbourne, Australia289 contributions
May 2017
I came to buy spices, which I managed to do, however it wasn't really a pleasant experience. The sellers are a little more pushy than in the city,I'm pretty sure I paid too much, and the watch sellers drove us mad!
It would be good to know your spice prices before you go, as I think it's really easy to pay over the odds! Nothing is priced - it's all "How much do you want to offer", so you have no clear idea of the starting point!
The ladies at one of the stalls offered us fruit tastings - mangosteen, passionfruit, snakefruit, guava. All absolutely delicious!
There's a huge variety of fruits, vegetables and spices available, along with the usual souvenirs and clothing (oh, and did I mention the watches?)
I'm glad I went, but I'm not sure I'd go back again.
It would be good to know your spice prices before you go, as I think it's really easy to pay over the odds! Nothing is priced - it's all "How much do you want to offer", so you have no clear idea of the starting point!
The ladies at one of the stalls offered us fruit tastings - mangosteen, passionfruit, snakefruit, guava. All absolutely delicious!
There's a huge variety of fruits, vegetables and spices available, along with the usual souvenirs and clothing (oh, and did I mention the watches?)
I'm glad I went, but I'm not sure I'd go back again.
Written 12 May 2017
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LouenStephan
Ghent, Belgium1,781 contributions
Oct 2015 • Couples
there are may shops who sell the same things: clothes, souvenirs,.. . There are also foodstalles with fruit and vegetables. The prices are high and higher, so you need to chat before buying
Written 30 October 2015
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KrazyX
Riga, Latvia21 contributions
May 2017 • Couples
Vendors are pushy, prices are approx. 7 times higher than the real local markets. This is just a tourist attraction.
Pay attention to the quality of fruits. I bought a box of strawberries and half of them was damaged.
In short - overrated, overpriced and a complete waste of time. Visit a local market in any town instead.
Pay attention to the quality of fruits. I bought a box of strawberries and half of them was damaged.
In short - overrated, overpriced and a complete waste of time. Visit a local market in any town instead.
Written 16 May 2017
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GregB052148
Tarpon Springs, FL635 contributions
Dec 2019
Another place you can easily bypass. This is nothing more than dirty, crowded fruit stalls and a few vendors selling junk souvenirs.
Written 9 January 2020
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binaratna
Bali, Indonesia63 contributions
May 2017 • Friends
Too many small kiosks selling the same thing, local snacks, strawberries and corns, they keep waving and as you walk you will start to shake your head.
Written 12 May 2017
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Multi-Globetrotter
Indonesia44 contributions
Mar 2016 • Couples
We went there because the fresh veggies and fruits. Despite speaking the local language the lady who sold us the fruit was rude and gave us super high price, she insisted to pick the fruit for us and gave us the bad ones. She tried to make us happy by giving 2 snake fruit for free.. we found out later it was spoiled too.
Written 11 March 2016
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Hatzlacha
Virginia951 contributions
Aug 2015 • Couples
This was a quick stop on the way north. It's primarily selling nuts, spices, strawberries (!), saris, and some trinkets. I suspect it's more for tourists than locals, so bargain really hard if you find anything you like (think < 70% their initial offering price).
Written 6 August 2015
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Leedon73
Singapore73 contributions
June 2015 • Family
It's a pretty nice market, lots of local produce to buy.
It caters main to tourist though, so you do have to have some idea of prices before coming here, otherwise you'll get slaughtered.
Tips: Visit Hardy's, Carrefour or Bintang Supermarket for a idea of prices to pay for souvenir before coming here. Spices e.g. vanilla pods, pepper are relatively cheap.
It caters main to tourist though, so you do have to have some idea of prices before coming here, otherwise you'll get slaughtered.
Tips: Visit Hardy's, Carrefour or Bintang Supermarket for a idea of prices to pay for souvenir before coming here. Spices e.g. vanilla pods, pepper are relatively cheap.
Written 8 July 2015
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Adiani2015
Perth, Australia30 contributions
Apr 2015 • Family
This market was very famous in Bali. We went there as a part of interesting place to visit in bedugul. Many variation of fresh fruits and vegetables you can buy. Lovely.
Written 7 May 2015
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