Pasar Malam Taman Rapat Setia Baru

A considerably small night market compared to several night markets in Ipoh, but sufficiently big for the local residents. Have all sorts of things, you name it; wet goods, raw chicken and cow meat, fresh fruits, clothings, books, hot-cooked foods, drinks, electronics, and the list goes on. The only downside of this market is the parking.

Variety food and groceries deals such as fruits, vegetables, poultry,meat and seafood. Cook foods and dishes are available too.

Good place to find anything what you need. Easy to park a car because a lot of parking space. At night you can see a good view of people selling a variety wet and dry food

Full with good seller event with limited choice and variety type of goods.Price will decrease if you come late hehe

Went there for bazar ramadhan,

The stall is same , maybe another new food stall with new food might give it a new colour

Another updated review May 2022: Not sure why Google's asking for another update on the review but here yalls go: basically all I've said before still stands. Now that MySejahtera is no longer required, the QR thingy at the entrance is gone. Usual stalls are still there (albeit some have moved positions and stuff hahaha got me discombobulated a tiny bit that one time). Got a new stall selling bomboloni for FREAKING RM1, please go serbu that stall ilovethem so so much. Husby and wifey YongTauFu still around and strong as evah. Love them. All in all, still a worthy place to stop by and checkout IF you feel like buying those simple, common stuff you find at nightmarkets:) (i know my family and I still are!) Updated review: 2022 The amount of vendors have definitely dwindled now during the pandemic but it's still bustling as ever! All the good stalls are still around (will list them in a bit). The entrance is now guided with a MySejahtera QR (though sometimes there's no volunteers guiding it), and I would personally say the amount of people isn't too crowded (it still is but not as crowded as those super popular pasar malams), I still feel fairly safe to go here (but perhaps that's because I arrive to the spot around 5.30pm ish), not sure how the crowd is after 6.30pm. Really happy that this pasar malam is still thriving after everything. Some of the current vendors: - the super popular always long line yong tau fu - ze super delicious ayam percik - le have been there forevah nasi kerabu - tauhu sumbat - goreng2 stall - mee sup/kweuteiw sup/etc - dessert vendors, drinks, (the family who sells super cheap drinks still thriving there! Shoutout to the acik and uncle, parents of my mom's student lol, super cheap super delicious), wtc wtc (im tried of typing will update soon lol)

This is devided into two sections. The section near to the main road is for muslim stalls and the other for non muslim. A lot of food, vegetables and other nonfood product can be bought from hear. Price very reasonable.