I could have spent a couple of hours exploring the fresh food stalls full of fish, fruits, herbs and spices. The warren of shops provide a heady experience of aromas, alas, other family members just found it too smelly.

I love wet markets and the moment I arrived here people were friendly and smiling for photos. The market is primarily catering to the Indian community although there are also sellers of Muslim and Chinese products here too. I found lots of fruits and vegetables, tofu, tempe, seafood, chicken, beef, mutton, dried goods and also packaged goods including spices, tinned goods, joss sticks etc. At the eastern side of the market is the food court which sells all kinds of foods although predominantly Indian and Indian Muslim food but I also I saw some places selling Chinese food such as chicken rice. This is a small wet and dry market but nice to see so many people chopping fish, meat and selling their goods and although I didn't eat in the food court area the food was varied and cheap.