[2025 Bau Restaurant] Travel Guide for Siniawan Weekend Streetfood (Updated May)

Located on the outskirts of Kuching, Siniawan Heritage Town is a hidden gem that blends heritage charm, local flavors, and scenic beauty. This old-fashioned street comes alive in the evening with vibrant murals, traditional wooden shophouses, and a bustling night market atmosphere. As the sun sets over the hills, the lantern-lit street transforms into a magical scene, perfect for photography and slow strolls. You’ll find a variety of local Sarawakian dishes, snacks, and drinks served by friendly vendors — all while surrounded by a backdrop of history and character. Whether you come for the food, the murals, the sunset views, or simply to soak in the small-town vibe, Siniawan offers an unforgettable cultural escape from the city. #kuchingitinerary #siniawanheritagetown

#favouriteitinerary Siniawan Weekend Street Market is a charming night market located in Siniawan, Sarawak, about 30 minutes from Kuching. Known for its beautiful lantern-lit streets and delicious street food, this hidden gem offers a nostalgic experience in a historic town setting. As the sun sets, red Chinese lanterns light up the old wooden shophouses along the narrow main street, creating a magical and Instagram-worthy ambiance. The heritage-rich atmosphere, combined with the warm glow of the lanterns, transports visitors back in time, making it one of the most picturesque night markets in Malaysia.

#favouriteitinerary Siniawan is gazetted as the heritage town with 85 years of history settlements. The town is always decorated with beautiful lanterns, Chinese New Year decorations during the month of February. Entering the town is like going back to the old time where our grandparents used to live on old wooden buildings. There is a beautiful GuanYingNiangNiang temple right next to the town for the Buddhist devotees residing at this very special town.