First Trip to Ramadhan Bazaar

Hari Raya Aidilfitri is just around the corner and during this fasting season, one of the prominent highlights will be the Ramadhan Bazaar. Considering myself as a foodie and a Malaysian, I cannot live up to that name if I said I haven't been to the Ramadhan Bazaar. It has been my dream (I consider that as one of my dreams) to attend this event. Every once and then around this time, I would only have the pleasure of seeing the Ramadhan Bazaar passing by me in front of my eyes in the car swiftly. It hasn't been an easy task to persuade and convince my parents to bring me there for once. Just once. So far, the Ramadhan Bazaar that I grew up watching is the one at Taman Cempaka and yes, today I finally got the opportunity to visit this "holy place". Here's some of the pictures that I took.

swagga brotha

colourful drinks

very colourful drinks again...

I saw in The Star newspaper saying that someone actually sold some light blue drink called the blue coral milkshake in Shah Alam's Ramadhan Bazaar. Here's the article Petai and milkshake make a good mix at bazaar. I thought I have the chance to see for myself but instead, I explored this dark blue coloured drink called blue lemon. No I didn't give it a shot because I'm simply not a fan the chemistry between fancy colours and stuff going into my body.

tepung pelita. I used to eat them and loved it during my years in KTJ.

Satar.

Satar is definitely eye-opening. It looks similar to otak-otak but it is not. Apparently it's a snack that is made of fish, originated from Terengganu. It's made into the shape of a pyramid and inserted through a stick.

kuih koci

colourful muffins

putu piring with the shape of bamboo

I've never seen fried kuey teow or fried mee this big scale

children under the sun selling food while fasting. respect.

never seen karipap this big size

array of roast meat

kupang kukus!!!

Seriously! Even the name makes you wanna try this delicacy! Besides the fact that it's tasty and fresh and spicy, most importantly it's cheap. For a big packet, probably 15 to 20 kupang it sells only at rm5. Definitely worth the money.

colourful drinks again

See that hand. I was just capturing the colours of these drink and these cute uncle actually held up one pack just to let me take the picture :D

Roast chicken.

Another cheap, tasty delicacy. It's half a chicken and well roasted for only rm7. We even suspected if he forgotten the 1 in front of the 7. FYI, the right piece was ours xD It was amazingly tender and delicious, we shall visit this guy again next time.

New Year cookies

I took this because I just simply love these cookies. It's my favourite food during Hari Raya though it's not a traditional food by Malays! And sometimes it even taste better than those during Chinese New Year.

Array of different kinds of rice

I don't know if I used the word array right. But whatever it is, this looked grand to me! It's like seperti rusa masuk kampung and I just instantly snap a shot of it.

and again...colourful drinks

 I took this because of those cones where I have no idea what use is it for but just found it peculiar.

I wanted to take down how the chicken looked good in this picture but I don't think I got it...still the colour is definitely attractive.

 Once again ladies and gentlemen, the XL sized karipap I call.

beautiful sunset <3 td="td">

green pau pocket. 

 I almost thought they were selling money for 1 ringgit.

 Giant slipper!!!....with some fancy stools.

We also bought Nasi Kerabu and Nasi Dagang. It was my first time tasting it and Kerabu wasn't that bad, Dagang tasted pretty good! And the curry fish given by the hawker tasted really well.