B5 Johor Street Market

 Written by Nurul Syazwaniey Fatin binti Ramlee

Hello everyone! We know we commonly talk about food, travel & things to do but when there’s something really interesting happening in Johor, so, I am here to share with you guys. So today’s post is about the newly opened B5 Johor Street Market and yes I got you covered! Keep scrolling as I am about to tell you more about it.


For a majority of youths and adults, the weekend is always about going to the mall. Well, if this happens to you a lot, then you’ll be delighted to know that this B5 Johor Street Market will settle your worries. Formerly known as Batu Lima, and once upgraded, it is now called ‘B5 Johor Street Market’.

Open to the public on 20 Feb 2020, B5 Johor Street Market aims to attract local and international visitors from middle to mass markets, with an emphasis on families and youths. B5JSM’s has top five focus areas which are F&B, Food Truck, Box Park, Retail Bazaar, and Arts and Culture. You can dine in at Cupchai, Murtabak Hj. Suffi, Simple Nasi Lemak & Such, JBorn Cafe & Bistro, JDM Salai House, Cendol Kampung Hulu, and many more popular foods in Johor and all over Malaysia under one roof! 




It also aims to become a Centralized Retail Tourism Center, where various Arts and Culture promotion activities will be held daily throughout the year. 



In a covered space known as the Bazaar, there are spaces and carts where merchants may rent to sell their products in two separate sessions, by Day or by Night.


So, what are you waiting for? You should visit this place now! Don't forget to bring your families and friends .

📍 Infront of Angsana Johor Bahru Mall (Formely Batu Lima’s site)

⏰10 AM – 10 PM (Opens Every day)


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