This market opens for visitors starting from 6 AM until 12 PM every Sunday. You can find local foods, souvenirs, pets, plants, flowers, shirts, coffee, shoes. I visited Gaya Street Sunday Market in Kota Kinabalu city center in the middle of January 2022. Overall the place is clean and not too crowded due to Covid-19 restriction. You can walk for about 700 meters along the market. To enter you must scan body temperature and most already complete 2 dose of vaccine. Will come back for sure.See more..
Wonderful, colourful, wet and tasty. I loved it, also the kids, mostly we met locals enjoying their meal. The price of seafood is still quite high, regarding this is a local market - 18 rm per 100 g for tiger prawns, they are obviously pricey.See more..
3.5Filipino Market(458 reviews) - Worth the return to dine at Welcome to Kinabalu Seafood Stall !!!!! Flea & Street Markets
After walking through the Filipino Market , we sat down at Welcome to Kinabalu Seafood Stall for our dinner . Selecting our choice of various seafood and vegetables , the staff took it to the Chef to cook to our preferred receipes. We then proceed the order juices and drinks. Food service was fast, We enjoyed the juicy, succulent, tasty, tender, savory and delicious food.. Surely it is a great choice to have return again to this stall and it is highly recommened if you ever drop by the Filipino Market Food Stalls !!!!!See more..
Stopped here on way to Mt Kinabalu. Lots of stalls selling handicrafts and souvenirs. Suggest you buy souvenirs from here as if going to Sandakan there are limited options. Can buy snacks, drinks and fresh fruit sold in bags - the pineapple was deliciously sweet. All at reasonable prices. Will need to pay for toilet - 50c. Where the buses/cars park is viewing area of Mt Kinabalu - great views but weather dependent. See more..
4.0Tamu Market of Kota Belud(18 reviews) - An eye opener to the local products Spent 2-3 hours Flea & Street Markets • Farmers Markets
The market was bustling with vendors and buyers. Fresh fruits and vegetables are at very affordable price. You can find many new fruits found only in Sabah, and they are really, really delicious. The vendors will attentively answer my "ridiculous" questions such as "what is this?", how do you cook it? How do you eat it? Etc etc. The best part of it is i managed to find and buy the tarap fruit. To those who have the opportunity to go to any pasar tamu, do look for the "tarap fruit". If you are lucky, you can find them even if it is out of seadonSee more..
4.0Tuaran Sunday Market(18 reviews) - Abundant of fruits Spent 2-3 hours Flea & Street Markets • Farmers Markets
Tuaran Sunday market host to hundreds of stalls where local farmers come out from various small village and sell their fruits. The main fruits which you can find are bananas, and pineapples. Seasonable fruits such as tarap, mangosteen and langsat is a must try in the market. See more..
