Kereneng Night Market, otherwise known locally as ‘Pasar Kereneng’, is often regarded as being part of the adjacent Asoka Market, and is where you can find Denpasar city’s thriving night market scene with countless food hawkers and meals-on-wheels offering all sorts local Indonesian cuisine, from chicken noodles to bakso and satays. Some vendors also sell batik cloths, traditional kitchen utensils, farming tools and fresh goods around the clock. The night market usually starts around 16:00, when the roadside food stalls wheel in and set up their tarp shelters and benches. You can find the Balinese favourite babi guling roast pork, alongside various ‘halal’ Muslim-Javanese cuisine. Traditional cakes, snacks and desserts are also available in a wide variety.