PASAR MALAM 2023
Our biggest and most beloved event returns for 2023!
Pasar Malam returns on Friday 20 October from 5pm - 10pm, with a myriad of cuisines, performers and crafts from all over the globe, woven through the charming laneways, gardens, and promenades of Curtin’s Bentley campus.
Named after the Malay and Indonesian phrase for “night market”, this FREE community event is a vibrant celebration of international food and culture which brings the people together to enjoy friendship, family and delectable food.
Pasar Malam is proudly brought to you by Curtin Student Guild’s International Student Committee.
Bring your friends and travel the globe, one plate at a time!
EVENT MAP
Download event map here.
Download stall list here.
FREE PARKING
FREE PARKING after 4:30pm. For the closest parking to the event, we recommend PF1, PD1 or the multi-deck carpark.
FOOD STALLS
Kulfilicious / Gourmet Ice Creams
Street Food Lab / Southeast Asian Street Food
Opa Opa / Authentic Greek Food
Maneki Neko Perth / Japanese Food
La Crepe De Paris / Traditional French Crepes
Pak Catering / Traditional Japanese Street Food
Honey Creme / Bubble Tea and Fresh Fruit Tea
Stick House / Tornado Potato
The Habibs / Lebanese Grill
The Little Phap / Vietnamese Style Skewers
Moroccan Food Station / Mediterranean Cuisine
Temasek / Singaporean Street Food
Master Panda / Chinese Street Food
Gnocchi Gnocchi Boys / Italian Homemade Gnocchi
Satay Syah Baba / Authentic Indonesian Chicken
Vintage Kitchen / Fish Ball Soup
Selera Malaysia / Malaysian Cuisine
Spiral Spud Stick / Tornado Potato
Cili Padi Catering By Muni / Malaysian Cuisine
Bintang Cafe / Indonesian Cuisine
Authentic Indian Street Food / Indian Cuisine
Bunga Raya Satay / Malaysian Cuisine
Sedap Place / Malaysian Cuisine
Mimochi / Mochi Donuts
Blia Yad
NON-FOOD STALLS
Bizzare Blue / Creating cute,and colourful art. Handmade and kawaii accessories.
Project Yume Sekai / Digital art focused on pop culture and anime.
Chrissi's Cauldron / Soy wax candles, melts and gifts.
2crazycrafters / Hand decorated and designed resin boards, art and giftware.
Umar henna / Henna tattoos.
Ayesha henna / Henna tattoos.
AshTheDragonSmith / Cosplay armour pieces, dice bags, pendants, earrings, necklaces and more.
Tanyas Terrariums / Terrariums
Yours Truly Jewellery / Dainty unique jewellery pieces
TenSeven nail / Wearable nail art.
SOL Jewellery / Moissanite rings, necklaces, pendants, earrings, bracelets.
Bread + Butter / T-shirts, Zines, Stickers, High quality art prints, greeting cards (hand painted) and graphic design prints.
Curly Coily Wavey / Hair accessories, products and stylers.
Native Spirit Oils / Natural handmade products using native oils.
ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE
5:30 - 5:45 / Sophie Boyland – K-Pop Dancing
6:00 - 6:30 / Official Welcome
7:00 - 7:30 / African Drumming – Rhythm Culture
7:40 - 8:00 / Oompah German band
8:15 - 8:30 / Bollywood Dance’n’beats
8:30 - 8:45 / Ancestrais Capoeria
9:00 - 9:30 / Yao Lin Kung Fu – Lion Dance
FREE RIDES & ACTIVITIES
FREE | Decorate a Tote Bag
FREE | Glitter Face Paint
FREE | Photobooth
FREE | Turbo Tubs Ride
Basketball Game | while free tickets last
Balls in Buckets Game | while free tickets last
Laughing Clowns Game | while free tickets last
PASAR MALAM PASSPORT
1. Collect your Passport from one of our information tents
2. Visit the 3 information tents (located on the event map)
3. Collect all three ingredient stickers from each information tent.
4. Once completed, you will win a prize at your last stop!
VENDOR OPPORTUNITIES - NOW CLOSED
Applications are now closed.
Stallholder Pack 2023
Everything you need to know about being a stallholder at Pasar Malam can be found in our stallholder pack!
Make sure to download a copy and read it thoroughly.
For further queries about the event, please contact events@guild.curtin.edu.au.
Acknowledgement of Country
The Curtin Student Guild recognises the Whadjuk Noongar people as the traditional owners of this land, and pays respect to elders past, present, and emerging. This land is stolen, sovereignty was never ceded and this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.