Bazaar Ramadhan

Have you been to the bazaar located at Stadium Indera Mulia. If no, you should pay a visit. There's too much good food there. The aroma of food is super awesome. Reminder, this only opens once a year during the fasting month.

This is how the bazaar looks like. You see all the tents? All are food stalls.

Not only the Malays, but 1 Malaysia. From Malays to Chinese to Indians, all enjoying the food. Don't be surprise there will be tourists from overseas who came to visit after all.

First of all, let me introduce you to the Laksa Kedah. Quite a big crowd at the stall, but it is worth waiting. Only RM2.50 per packet. Cheap isn't it. 

The stall is all prepared to sell their laksa. Oh, it was actually a van, not a stall. 

I bought two packets equivalent to RM5. Dinner......

And this is another stall selling fried stuff and drinks. I'm not sure what kind of drinks are those, but its RM2.00 per bottle. And they sell keropok lekor too. I'm not very sure of the price because I didn't purchase any of them. I think this is the only stall that sells keropok lekor.

Do you still remember Murtabak Zamad? The awesome one located at Ipoh Garden near  Maybank. Seriously no kidding man, it's nice. It comes in three types that is ayam(chicken), daging(beef) and sardin. All of them only cost RM1.00 each.

So this is how the stall looks like. All the freshly fried murtabak ready to be sold. 

Mmmm... Nice and hot and crunchy. Contains onions, chicken (I bought murtabak ayam) and potato.

This stall really has a long queue.You seriously got to wait. Only RM3.00 per kebab. 

It's fresh and hot. Cooked on the spot

Totally clean, he uses gloves.

So it comes in two types which is the ayam (chicken) and daging (beef). Anyone for RM3.00 each.

This is how the kebab looks like. Totally worth buying. Ingredients are well stuffed. 

So, another stall, selling roti jala and roti berendam. RM2.00 per packet.

So, this is the stall. Look at all the food. Awesome isn't it?

Roti jala, comes with curry. Yum Yum... It's those kind of lumpy stuff dipped into the curry. Cheap and nice.

Here we move on to another stall selling ketupat and lemang. I was searching for lemang but none of the stalls sells it except for this stall. Mini ketupat and mini lemang. RM5.00 per packet. Comes with a packet of serunding ayam (chicken floss) and rendang. At the stall, they also sells Rendang tok (beef) which was very delicious. I'm not sure how much but you need to get them.

The mini ketupat and lemang.

This is how the mini ketupat looks like when the leaves are removed. Same goes to the lemang. If I would compare the ketupat and the lemang. I would choose the lemang over the ketupat. The lemang is slightly softer than the ketupat which was quite dense.