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Colourful jellies & kuihs

The Ramadhan Bazaar in Bangsar used to be a lot bigger. That was five years ago. This year, I found the selection very limited, and there were a lot of repetition — different stalls selling the same thing.

Grilled fish

Din Murtabak


Din Murtabak had one of the longest lines at the bazaar. Back then, a piece cost RM2. Today, be prepared to part with RM3 for a smaller murtabak. Tastewise, I didn’t think it was that great. Decent, yes. Awesome, no.

Nasi Beriani Gam Johor

Popiah Basah


I’m not a fan of the popiah basah; the chilli is too sweet for my liking. The kuih selections were disappointing. A lot of items did not look good, and they’ve increased the price from 3 for RM1 to 3 for RM1.20.

Ayam Percik

Pasembor

Pasembor is something I tend to order at Ramadhan bazaars. This tasted alright, but I hate how stingy they are with the peanut sauce.

Roast Lamb

Overall, I wasn’t impressed with the variety of food available at the bazaar this year. According to my sister, the TTDI bazaar is much bigger with more interesting things.

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7 comments

Din August 21, 2010 - 9:33 am

Hi b-babe,

The Beriyani Gam Johor looks great, thinking of going there to buy just this. Mind letting me know where this bazaar is located?

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Baby August 21, 2010 - 11:56 am

so many jellies and kuihs tat i dun get it over here. and i see food tat i'm craving for every ramadhan but this year takde over here..

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Vee August 21, 2010 - 4:14 pm

the lot of jellies and kuihs are tempting – color-wise ;)

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Nor Ramli August 21, 2010 - 4:20 pm

Hmmm, I remember the bazaar stall start from old Davi's Corner area and there is one stall which I have always enjoyed buying Kuih Cara Berlauk 5 years back.

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Horlic August 22, 2010 - 5:05 am

Bangsar babe, you should try the Ramadhan bazaar in Kampung Baru, KL..

ohya, don't forget to bring along your bodyguard ya..

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CUMI & CIKI August 22, 2010 - 10:29 am

yeah i know what you mean by getting smaller.. most places are.. but lucky for me, all my favs are still around .. woohoo!

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eiling lim August 23, 2010 - 12:35 am

Maybe because it's in Bangsar and the things tend to be more expensive? Like your honest opinions!

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