Gaya Street

There is a Sunday flea market with lots of variety of things to buy! There are also alot of restaurants along the streets the food there is very good!

Gaya Street is crowded with people, and there are many shopping places in Sabah. Several shopping malls are also near Gaya Street. My favorite teahouse is Niuzamian and Youji Meat-bone Tea. This Meat-bone Tea opens at 4 p.m. every day. I arrive at 3:30 and sit at the gate until 4 p.m.

Sunday market is open only on Sundays in Gaya Street, which is a bit like a temple fair in China. Locals sell local products, but they can buy very few things to bring back to China.

The characteristics of Sabah tour and seafood tour. Before we went to the water mosque, we also went to the famous Kaya Sunday open-air market and the Great Eggplant Seafood Restaurant - "Fig. 1 - "Speaking of shopping, my wife always walks in front of me (laughter); Fig. 2 - "In addition to the big character of Longan Momordica, pay attention to the small character of seabed bird's nest (stunned); Fig. 3 - "There are various local handicrafts (cool); Fig. 4 - "and the unknown local fruit (color); Fig. 5 - "Walk The local street artists are performing at the fair. Stanby me is very brilliant. The most handsome one is Uncle Beard, who plays the electric violin. He has Chen Mei's demeanor (snickering).

The best place to eat and buy letters! You Ji meat and bone tea is recommended. It is cheap and delicious. Handmail recommends buying Dongge Ali, hand-made chocolate, meat and bone tea bags!

Great marketplace to go for a visit. You can see alot of stalls selling local fruits and foods Other than variety handicraft, some of the stalls sell seashells too. Sunday is the most happening day as Sunday Market will be held over there. Famous Yee Fong Laksa, Melanian noodles, Pineapple puff are juz steps away from the streets. The historical Atkinson Clock Tower and Signature Observatory Tower are located nearby to this street have even widen the tourist spots to explore the area.

A street with distinctive features, shopping malls and snack shops on both sides. There's time to walk leisurely down Signal Hill, whether it's weekend market opening or not. Walking slowly is a good place.

Go there for local produce and amazing food.

Gaya Street can also be called the weekend market, because it is usually a weekend market, which is full of small shops, selling some tourist memorabilia, and small animals.

Really everything, like the exchange meeting, I can only say so. Things are not as good as legendary ones. They are basically not the kind that you would buy in China. It's only on Sunday, so we're all going to have fun.