Kumbasari Market
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3.5
48 条点评
极佳
13
非常好
20
一般
8
较差
3
很糟糕
4
Anke S
9 条分享
2020年3月 • 独自旅游
When I arrived there was no sign for a parking lot, so I parked my car on a big area. To explain, why I mention it: After returning in the afternoon suddenly a lot of other cars were standing around mine and a market was set. I had to hurry to escape before I couldn't move anywhere. About this there is no sign and nobody warns you. They take a parking fee, but for a car they don't have space everywhere.
The building itself is old and one little shop is direct beside the other. If you are detected as Europ
The building itself is old and one little shop is direct beside the other. If you are detected as Europ
撰写日期：2020年3月16日
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Christine van Zyl
25 条分享
2020年2月 • 夫妻情侣
We thought we would go to a local market to see what they had to offer, but we were dissappointed.
Irritating old women following us.
Rathing stick to the markets where tourists go 😜
Irritating old women following us.
Rathing stick to the markets where tourists go 😜
撰写日期：2020年2月13日
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piphoshin
印度尼西亚基杜尔山162 条分享
2020年1月
We visited Pasar Kumbasari in February and I met a lovely lady selling 'antique' 'bronze' statues, to our amazement she remembered us when we returned in December. Trying to find the lady this second time we wandered a little around the market and I thought it worth returning when the sun was not so hot. So early January we arrived at 08:00 to find few stall holders had opened and little to eat that attracted us, so we went over to Pasar Badung to eat on the top floor (more on this later).
After eating we were quite impressed there were stalls selling all those trinkets you take back for family and friends, like soap on a wooden holder, mystery boxes with Buddha's head and vests with Bintang written on them. Just like in Krisna Oleh Oleh, but more exciting and half the price (despite every taxi driver in Bali telling you that Krisna is the cheapest place). I say more exciting but this is an Indonesian wholesale market, hot, smelly, narrow and chaotic, if this is not your thing stick to Krisna.
I found a shop selling metal statues, etc., in bulk to largely Chinese shopkeepers, which I was very impressed by and my wife an old man selling t-shirts and sarongs very cheaply.
I was feeling a little smug as an old hand in Indonesia that we had not been accosted by anyone offering to negotiate on our behalf as other reviewers have found, but recalled our first visit to Pasar Badung and our experience at 08:00 that morning. On our first visit a lady, whom we assumed to be a stall holder, took us to stalls selling sarungs and baju, but the prices were astronomical. I simply thought that Bali is now expensive and it is better that we buy such items at home in Java. Then that every morning a woman tried to befriend us and followed us up the stairs. Realising what was going on I told her to go away in Arabic, quite forcibly, albeit that one should not shout in Indonesia, and she did. Now you don't have to use Arabic just any language she doesn't know and therefore cannot use to start a conversation with you.
Let me explain anyone speaking English in Indonesia is within the top 30% and if their English is good then they are in the top 4%. Southern Bali is one of the most affluent parts of Indonesia, if there are poor people in southern Bali it is because Indonesia wants to have poor people.
This means that the middle class in Indonesia and especially in southern Bali have a much better lifestyle than the middle class in the west. I don't believe for one minute that this lady was acting independently, she was almost certainly recruited to 'bother' tourists and sharing her booty with a member of Indonesia's middle class. Maybe it's the security company watching the market, maybe the market's management, or possibly one of the many paramilitary groups who regulate social interactions in Indonesia.
But other reviewers are correct this private greed destroys a tourists enjoyment, which means that they which means they won't return to the market, maybe not to Denpasar, Bali or even Indonesia. But those taking the money don't care as long as they've got thier cut.
After eating we were quite impressed there were stalls selling all those trinkets you take back for family and friends, like soap on a wooden holder, mystery boxes with Buddha's head and vests with Bintang written on them. Just like in Krisna Oleh Oleh, but more exciting and half the price (despite every taxi driver in Bali telling you that Krisna is the cheapest place). I say more exciting but this is an Indonesian wholesale market, hot, smelly, narrow and chaotic, if this is not your thing stick to Krisna.
I found a shop selling metal statues, etc., in bulk to largely Chinese shopkeepers, which I was very impressed by and my wife an old man selling t-shirts and sarongs very cheaply.
I was feeling a little smug as an old hand in Indonesia that we had not been accosted by anyone offering to negotiate on our behalf as other reviewers have found, but recalled our first visit to Pasar Badung and our experience at 08:00 that morning. On our first visit a lady, whom we assumed to be a stall holder, took us to stalls selling sarungs and baju, but the prices were astronomical. I simply thought that Bali is now expensive and it is better that we buy such items at home in Java. Then that every morning a woman tried to befriend us and followed us up the stairs. Realising what was going on I told her to go away in Arabic, quite forcibly, albeit that one should not shout in Indonesia, and she did. Now you don't have to use Arabic just any language she doesn't know and therefore cannot use to start a conversation with you.
Let me explain anyone speaking English in Indonesia is within the top 30% and if their English is good then they are in the top 4%. Southern Bali is one of the most affluent parts of Indonesia, if there are poor people in southern Bali it is because Indonesia wants to have poor people.
This means that the middle class in Indonesia and especially in southern Bali have a much better lifestyle than the middle class in the west. I don't believe for one minute that this lady was acting independently, she was almost certainly recruited to 'bother' tourists and sharing her booty with a member of Indonesia's middle class. Maybe it's the security company watching the market, maybe the market's management, or possibly one of the many paramilitary groups who regulate social interactions in Indonesia.
But other reviewers are correct this private greed destroys a tourists enjoyment, which means that they which means they won't return to the market, maybe not to Denpasar, Bali or even Indonesia. But those taking the money don't care as long as they've got thier cut.
撰写日期：2020年1月10日
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Richard
新西兰罗托鲁瓦5 条分享
2019年12月 • 独自旅游
I will not visit Kumbasari Market again when visiting Bali. The stall holders need to form a collective to get rid of the locals who follow tourists and pretend to be part of the deal for a cut. These people are rude offensive and do nothing to help stallholders sell their produce to tourists. To be fair it is not a tourist market but I have never been followed persistently in any other country or in Indonesia. These people are either the local mafia or just a pain. Either way, I do not believe there will be any tourists wanting this treatment. Kumbasari Market you have a problem that you need to solve.
撰写日期：2019年12月22日
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Peter Pendragon
荷兰Hillegom100 条分享
2019年3月
De markt op zichzelf was leuk.
Veel variatie voor toeristen op de bovenste 2 verdiepingen.
Maar het was wel jammer dat iedereen veel te opdringerig zijn.
Maar wel geschikt om iets goedkoop op de kop te tikken.
Zeker omdat verkopers tegen elkaar aan het prijsvechten zijn.
Veel variatie voor toeristen op de bovenste 2 verdiepingen.
Maar het was wel jammer dat iedereen veel te opdringerig zijn.
Maar wel geschikt om iets goedkoop op de kop te tikken.
Zeker omdat verkopers tegen elkaar aan het prijsvechten zijn.
撰写日期：2019年12月11日
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erika p
澳大利亚阿德莱德282 条分享
2019年6月 • 夫妻情侣
The market itself holds many interesting stalls selling tourist souvenirs, clothes, on 4 levels. The small stalls are squashed together and stuffy as you try to walk around. It was impossible to browse and look at everything without a stallholder or someone else trying to sell you, pester, interfere with our right to browse. We did purchase from 2 stalls and of course negotiated a fair price.I understand the need for people to attract tourists but feel they are doing themselves a disservice by being so pushy. We would have purchased more but lost patience with the "pushy people".
撰写日期：2019年7月13日
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Aaqarsh Aiyyar
印度金奈（马德拉斯）2,454 条分享
2019年5月 • 好友
Kumbasari market is a good place for cost-effective art products. Located in a busy area, the three storied market also has cloth shops, groceries and other home needs.
撰写日期：2019年5月20日
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Ralf-Wesslegard
Alicante6 条分享
2018年12月
Auf dem Markt gab es für uns nichts zu kaufen. In dem Markthaus waren hunderte von Ständen die Tempel und Opfergaben Bedarf verkauften. Vor der Markthalle wurde am späten Nachmittag gegen 17 Uhr viele Stände aufgebaut sie verkauften T-Shirts Taschen Hosen und so weiter aber alles nur ziemlich kleine Größen. Über Geschmack und Design lässt sich natürlich streiten aber für uns war nichts dabei.
撰写日期：2018年12月18日
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Dhanny_Bali
印度尼西亚登巴萨549 条分享
2018年12月 • 好友
Kalo malam di jadi kan pasar untuk menjual segala kebutuhan pangan, baik itu ikan, ayam, daging, sayur - sayuran ataupun buah - buan .. bahkan juga ada menjual jajanan disini. Tapi sangatlah di sayangkan, tidak tertata dengan rapi. Parkirannya pun brantakan sekali ... Mohon untuk lebih di tata lagi..
撰写日期：2018年12月7日
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Halo ada yang tau toko dreamcharter manis shop? aku dapet kartu namanya tapi gabisa dihubungin hehe. Alamatnya di jln gajahmada pasar kumbasari lantai 3 no.95 lantai 3 hehe makasih❤️
Ayda E
澳大利亚Roxburgh Park
Where can I find tabacco for Shisha please in Denpasar
Cancanwawa
印度尼西亚古邦108 条分享
Maybe in kuta area
Sorry im not sure coz im not use it
Thank u
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- Kumbasari Market附近的酒店：
- （0.21 公里）Hotel Lingsar II
- （0.37 公里）Hotel Intansari
- （0.52 公里）巴厘茵那商务酒店
- （0.53 公里）Nakula Familiar Inn
- （0.48 公里）Karna's House
- Kumbasari Market附近的餐厅：
- （0.14 公里）Bhineka Jaya Cafe
- （0.08 公里）Hong Kong Restaurant
- （0.08 公里）Kopikoe Bali
- （0.08 公里）Atoom Baru
- （0.29 公里）Tipat Tahu Gerenceng