Bali has a lot of local culinary restaurants that are usually visited by tourists. Those places will offer a variety of regional specialties, ranging from heavy foods to snacks, that taste amazing! You can also enjoy the delicacy of these various foods at Seririt Night Market. Your favorite Balinese food could be available there. Before coming, be sure to empty your stomach, so you can optimally enjoy the food!

Seririt Night Market in Buleleng 

Spending days in Buleleng is fun. You can take a walk along the coastline, soak yourself in the waterfall during the day, then taste the Balinese cuisine at night. Seririt Night Market is one of the places you have to visit during your stay in Buleleng. It’s located in Jalan Udayana, Seririt District, Buleleng Regency. Its strategic location, which is in the middle of Seririt city, makes this market always crowded by visitors.

Don't claim to be a food lover if you haven't visited Seririt Night Market. Once entering the market area, you will see rows of carts that are neatly lined up, and the lights installed in front of the merchants' carts. Almost all sellers there sell their food using a cart. The appearance is not as fancy as in a restaurant that you usually meet in Ubud. However, the food taste is of course delicious. 

You can find heavy foods such as meatballs, Balinese mixed rice, yellow rice, chicken and grilled fish, and various other menus. You can choose which food you want to eat after you have walked around, but you must try the menu satai and gulai kambing. You can smell the delicious aroma of smoke from the cuisine in every corner of this market. If you don't eat goats for health reasons, calm down! There are also chicken satai and many other delicious dishes you can taste. 

If you don’t want to eat a big meal, try snacks like martabak and mendoan. If the weather is hot, there are various choices of ice that are ready to soothe your throat. Usually, foreign tourists who want to taste Indonesian specialties will come here for dinner after a day of sightseeing around Singaraja. Not only that, but local residents are also often seen enjoying the culinary delights in Seririt Market. 

The Seririt Night Market opens at around 3:00 p.m. and closes at 10:00 p.m. In the morning from 4:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m., the market serves as an impromptu market that sells food needs for the local community. For additional information, all the food is halal. So for Muslim tourists, there’s no need to worry. You can visit Seririt Night Market after playing in the famous Busungbiu Rice Field in Buleleng, because the distance is only a 20-minute drive. This is the right place to recharge your energy after taking a long walk in Buleleng.