It was interesting to see the Sarawak local produce because its slightly different from what we have in the markets in the peninsular. This is where to get the salted 'terubuk' fish and Midin vegetable (wild fern).Also found 'belimbing api' (fire starfruit).Here you can buy local fruits to eat , cendol (shaved ice in coconut milk & palm sugar), air... More

Take bus to this local market. Very colourful which locals sell all their fruits and vegetables. some stall sell salted fish etc. crowded and sourvenior such as key-chain is cheap here. can test many types of sarawak thousand layers cake here. Can spend 2 hours here but if more than most possible will feel bored. More

“Pasar Minggu” or Satok market is the busiest weekend market in Kuching. The market begins late on Saturday afternoon and goes on till Sunday morning Subah Prayer (around 5am) near by villagers brings their products and livestock to the market for sale, in market they are mainly two section Malay & Chinese. More

For tourists, this is an interesting venue, walk through all the stalls and discover all kinds of local produce at the Satok Weekend Market. We reached the Market at around 10.30am on Saturday . There are lots of local fruits, some which are rare species , indigenous only to Sarawak. Beside this, stalls are filled with seafood, poultry , salted... More

If one is interested in something authentically Kuching's produces, this is the ideal place. The sought-after salted terubok(local fish), layered cakes, fresh vegetables(wild & home-grown, fish, meat and many others are found here. It was called Sunday Market but it actually starts on Saturday afternoon. More

This market is often listed as a tourist attraction in Kuching, but unless you're a keen photographer it probably won't hold much appeal. The produce is cheap and fresh and the environment interesting to walk around, but it also gets very hot and crowded and there won't be much for tourists to buy unless you're staying in self-catering accommodation. The... More

Want to find something that are really cheap, authentic and fresh? Just go! All the fruits, chili, vegetables etc.. were well organized and displayed in order, they look quite colorful and attractive. We buy the mandarin (0.8RM/pak), banana (1RM/pak) and rambutan (2RM/pak). There are also many kinds of yummy dim sum, for 1RM only you can enjoy each kind of... More

Not really a big place , was there fr 3-7pm on Saturday , right after we arrived at Kuching. Bought many local produces at bargain prices..Good place to mingle with locals , see what they buy & sell . Taxi driver told us some of those sellers came fr outside Kuching just to sell during weekend , meaning they spend... More

Amazing variety of fish fruit and vegetables, all very colourful. Hectic but friendly atmosphere. More