Located in the heart of the city. The life in this traditional market starts at sunset until dawn. This market is filled with vendors from various areas in East Java. All kinds of vendors are found here, from vegetables vendors, fruits, spices, fresh meat, fish, traditional cakes & sweets, alive chickens and other kitchen needs. We can hear the laughter and jokes between the sellers and buyers – also a palce for cross cultural center. This market becomes a wholesaler center for kitchen supplies to some restaurants and catering business. They always purchase the kitchen supplies in bulk quantities {mosimage}considering that the prices are cheap comparing to the prices in Supermarkets. Conventional business system still works in this market – save a skill to bargain – the uniqueness of this warmth transaction. A walk in Keputran market becomes an unforgettable experience during your stay in Surabaya.

This food court is located strategically at downtown Jalan Urip Sumoharjo, officially opened by the Mayor of Surabaya in December 29, 2007. At least there are 60 food sellers (vendors) occupying this food court area. This place becomes another alternative for travelers to sample local dishes with affordable prices.

Various menus are available such as : “Soto Ayam (chicken Soto), Soto Madura (Madurese Soto), Lamb or chicken satay, Noodles in Javanese style, Ayam Goreng (fried chicken),  Gado-gado (mixed vegetables with peanut, sauce), Nasi Pecel (vegetables with peanut sauce served with rice, and fried chicken or fried egg), Nasi Rawon (black soup served with rice), Nasi goreng (fried rice), Rujak Cingur (vegetables & fruits served with shrimp paste). While eating you may see the dynamic city life of  Surabaya in the evening.