Bangsar Sunday Market

My Sunday visits to Bangsar village always ends up with me making a pit stop in this bangsar ‘pasar malam’. They have some of the best fruit stalls ever. I tend to buy my fruits only from this place which is definitely cheaper than the village grocer & fresher too. The pomegranates, jack fruits, oranges & lemons are some of the common items I get here. Occasionally you will be able to get some real sweet custard apples from the chinese aunty who sells only 2 items, banana’s & custard apples so don’t miss her stall.
There is always a van selling some mean asam laksa which you would definitely want to have. If you don’t feel comfy having it by the side of the van, then just get a take away.
The night market usually starts a bit earlier than the others, you can catch a glimpse of the stall owners setting up their stuff by about 2pm. If you havent already been to this night market you may want to check it out.

Oh how I love this. Food, fruits, open space, haggling, what else can you ask for.
I always loved open markets so I was super excited to hear that there is one so close to me. I love how the air fills up with so many different flavours and how I can find pretty much everything I want. Even thinking about it right now I wish it was Sunday so I can stop by and get some roasted corn. Yum!
As the title suggests this happens every Sunday and its pretty fantastic. You can sit down and have a meal, you can buy veggies and fruits for the week to come or just browse around and check the little nick nacks.
If you have never been to an open air m market before I highly suggest it. If you have, I still thin you should check one here in Asia as it may be totally different than what you have already experienced.
Bön Appétit and happy shopping.

I’m a passionate baker and fresh ingredients is my number one must. Whenever i feel like baking something fruity i would wait till Sunday before i’d do it. Simply because Bangsar’s Sunday Market has got the best selection of fruits. Its fresh, sweet and juicy. Natural goodness. Nyumms.
You may find fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, seafood and foods.
I would usually get my blueberries and strawberries here. They are about RM10 for a pack which a SUPER good deal and they taste absolutely lovely with my cheesecakes.
The mangos here are pretty divine too. I’ve yet to try in making a mango pudding one day. I bet it will taste really good. Hehe.
Besides coming here for fruits I would also indulge in foods such Jagung Bakar, Buah Berangan, and Kacan Rebus. Om Nom Nom Nom!!!
Oh and not forgetting flowers… fresh pretty flowers! I love buying flowers and arranging them around the house. I think it gives a nice touch and it definitely brighten ups a room.
The market starts as early as about 3pm and would go on till about 10pm or sometimes even till about midnight. every Sundays. Parking is a little tricky so i would suggest to park your car at Bangsar Village 2 as the market is just behind it. Its a little less hectic to find a parking there.

I absolutely must visit this Sunday market every 2 weeks at the very least. I usually park inside Bangsar Village 2 as its easier to park there than on the street. The fruits here are very cheap and fresh. A huge bag of grapes would cost only RM10 which is much cheaper than buying it from Village Grocer in Bangsar Village.
There are also many food stalls here, the most popular would probably be the Fried Carrot Cake stall and the popiah stall. The market usually starts to open before lunch and stays open till the night time.

If you live in the Bangsar area and you like to buy fresh vegetables, fruits and fish, the night market is the perfect place to do that. The market takes place every Sunday afternoon, starting with 4pm until aprox 9 pm. But the best time to go is around 5 pm. If you go sooner not all the tables will be prepared, and if you go after 18 you may not have such a big variety of stuff which you can buy.
In the market you can even find real local food, cooked in front of you, from fresh ingredient. You can’t find anywhere more local food cooked in a local way.
The prices in the market are great and all the time you will have different offers and promotions which you can buy.
I visit this market every single Sunday. One tip if you want to try the place: have an umbrella with you. In KL every single Sunday afternoon it rains, so you want to be prepared.

Bangsar Sunday market is really famous around the area. I absolutely love it, if You are a foreigner you are going to love exploring every bit of it. the fresh fruits and vegetables, the mint, the street food, the corn and more.
The market is only open on Sunday from 4pm to 8pm. If you miss it then you are done for and have to wait for a whole week to get back. I really wish it was available sometime during the week besides Sunday.
If you are looking to explore some street food! don’t miss it ;)