Istimewanya DMFM adalah semua meja makan outdoornya dipasangi colokan listrik. Tak heran jika banyak ‘fakir colokan’ mampir dan makan di sini. Tempat ini cocok untuk pengunjung yang ingin meeting singkat, mengerjakan tugas kuliah, arisan, , atau sekadar berkumpul bersama teman-teman.

Ini adalah pusat kuliner di mana semua jajanan pinggiran Nusantara dan luar negeri naik kelas, mulai dari Bandung, Surabaya, Medan, Jakarta, Jepang, Korea, dan Western. Makanan tradisional di sini tidak dijual ala angkringan, warung pinggiran, atau menggunakan gerobak sorong, melainkan di tempat cantik bernuansa kafe.

DMFM membuktikan enak itu tak selalu mahal. Pengunjung yang tetap ingin nongkrong cantik di tanggal tua, tapi dompet sudah menipis, silakan datang ke DMFM.

Tepat di tengah-tengah lapangan DMFM, sebuah pentas live music disediakan untuk musisi-musisi lokal, khususnya saat akhir pekan. DMFM buka pukul 18.00 WITA dan tutup pukul 00.00 WITA. Meski demikian, beberapa kios sudah buka sejak pukul 11.00 WITA.

Pengunjung bisa sekalian berswafoto di depan torii Arkenzi. Torii adalah sebutan untuk gerbang tradisional Jepang yang sering ditemukan di pintu masuk kuil dengan cat merah dan palang atas berwarna hitam.

Tak jauh dari Hot Box ada Arkenzi Sushi & Ramen. Di sini pengunjung bisa mencoba ramen dan sushi khas Jepang. Harganya jangan ditawar lagi ya, murah sekali, di kisaran Rp 15-30 ribu per porsi. Seru banget kan?

Pengunjung tak perlu berpindah lokasi ke mal jika ini menikmati makanan Japanese atau Korean Food. Persis di samping Depot Ojie, ada Hot Box. Aneka menu Korea, seperti Korean sauce chicken rice bowl, salted egg dory rice bowl, dan menu andalannya, peri-peri barbeque chicken. Menu ini kabarnya paling banyak dipesan di lokasi juga via aplikasi Go Food.

Depot Ojie Asli (DOA) yang juga berada di dalam lingkungan ini menyiapkan masakan-masakan khas Medan. Mie kocok medan, salah satu menu andalannya hanya dijual Rp 18 ribu per porsi. Pedasnya cukup membangkitkan nostalgia makan mie kocok di Sumatra Utara. Jangan lupa mencoba nasi goreng medan dan empek-empek sambil menyeruput segelas es cendol di sini.

Kangen kuliner Bandung? Pengunjung bisa mampir ke Warung Raoz dan menikmati batagor, siomay, dan cilok dengan harga kurang dari Rp 10 ribu hingga belasan ribu rupiah. Cuma mau makan bubur ayam, tapi suasananya pengen kayak di kafe? Ada juga kiosnya di sini.

Warung Surabaya Cak Gus misalnya menawarkan menu soto ceker dan soto ayam dengan harga Rp 12 ribu per porsi. Warung ini juga menjual rawon dengan harga Rp 18 ribu per porsi. Nasi goreng gule kambing di sini sudah bisa disantap pengunjung dengan cukup merogoh kocek Rp 20 ribu.

Tempat makan yang berlokasi di Jalan Mahendradata Nomor 100 ini merupakan pusat jajanan outdoor malam hari. Denpasar Mum Food Market (DMFM) dibuka sekitar akhir 2016. Ada sekitar 16 kios makan yang bisa jadi pilihan pengunjung yang rata-rata menjual makanan tradisional dengan harga sangat miring.

Santap Malam di Denpasar Mum Food Market

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Dinner at Denpasar Mum Food Market

Located at Jalan Mahendradata Number 100, Denpasar Mum Food Market (DMFM) is an open-air evening snack hub. It was established around the end of 2016, offering approximately 16 food stalls that mainly serve traditional dishes at very affordable prices.

For instance, Warung Surabaya Cak Gus offers dishes like "soto ceker" and "soto ayam" for just Rp 12,000 per portion. They also serve "rawon" for Rp 18,000 per portion. If you're in the mood for "nasi goreng gule kambing" (fried rice with lamb curry), it's available here for around Rp 20,000.

Craving Bandung's cuisine? You can visit Warung Raoz and enjoy "batagor," "siomay," and "cilok" for less than Rp 10,000 to a little over Rp 10,000. If you're in the mood for chicken porridge but want the ambiance of a cafe, they have you covered.

Depot Ojie Asli (DOA), located within the vicinity, serves up authentic Medanese cuisine. Their standout dish, "mie kocok Medan," is priced at just Rp 18,000 per portion. Its spiciness will surely evoke memories of enjoying "mie kocok" in North Sumatra. Don't forget to try the "nasi goreng Medan" and "empek-empek" while sipping on a glass of "es cendol."

You don't have to go to a mall to savor Japanese or Korean food. Right next to Depot Ojie, you'll find Hot Box, offering various Korean dishes like Korean sauce chicken rice bowl, salted egg dory rice bowl, and their signature dish, peri-peri barbeque chicken. This menu is reportedly the most ordered both on-site and via the Go Food app.

Not far from Hot Box, there's Arkenzi Sushi & Ramen. Here, you can try Japanese ramen and sushi at very reasonable prices, ranging from Rp 15,000 to Rp 30,000 per portion. Quite a treat, isn't it?

While you're at it, take a selfie in front of the torii at Arkenzi. A torii is a traditional Japanese gate often found at the entrance of shrines, painted in red with a black horizontal beam.

In the middle of the DMFM field, there's a live music stage for local musicians, especially on weekends. DMFM opens at 6:00 PM and closes at midnight. However, some stalls start serving as early as 11:00 AM.

DMFM proves that delicious food doesn't always come with a high price tag. If you're looking for a lovely spot to hang out on a tight budget, especially as the month end approaches, feel free to visit DMFM.

This culinary hub elevates street food from various parts of Indonesia and beyond, including Bandung, Surabaya, Medan, Jakarta, Japan, Korea, and Western dishes. Traditional foods are served in a cafe-like ambiance, rather than the typical street vendor or pushcart style.

What's special about DMFM is that all their outdoor dining tables are equipped with electrical outlets, making it a hotspot for those in need of a charging station. It's an ideal place for a quick meeting, study session, gathering, or simply hanging out with friends.