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Bazaar Ramadan Telawi Bangsar is where the air hums with the aroma of grilled meats, spiced rice, and syrupy desserts. Nestled in the heart of Bangsar, this Ramadan bazaar - locally known as pasar ramadan (param) - is a bustling affair, drawing locals and the occasional lucky tourist who stumbles into this culinary paradise.
The food stalls here serve an intoxicating mix of Malaysian delights. You’ll find the legendary murtabak, flaky on the outside, stuffed with minced meat and egg, dripping with curry. Nasi kerabu, its striking blue rice topped with salted egg and grilled chicken, is a visual and gustatory masterpiece. Roti john, essentially a meat-stuffed baguette slathered with mayo and chili sauce, is a guilty pleasure best devoured fresh.
For those craving sweets, look for tepung pelita, a pandan-scented, coconut-infused delicacy served in tiny banana leaf cups. Kuih pelangi, with its layered coconut milk goodness, is a must-try. And if you're lucky, you’ll find a vendor selling the elusive putu piring, a steamed rice cake bursting with gula Melaka and coconut shavings.
Beyond food, you’ll find vendors selling traditional attire, homemade sambals, and local snacks, making this more than just a food market - it's a cultural deep dive.
Top 10 Must-Try Dishes for Iftar:
1. Murtabak : Rich, meaty and fragrant.
2. Nasi Kerabu : The iconic blue-hued rice dish.
3. Tepung Pelita : Sweet, pandan-infused custard.
4. Roti John : The ultimate street sandwich.
5. Ayam Percik : Smoky, coconut-marinated grilled chicken.
6. Putu Piring : Soft rice cakes with molten gula Melaka.
7. Kuih Pelangi : Vibrant, multi-layered coconut treats.
8. Bubur Lambuk : Spiced porridge, perfect for iftar.
9. Satay : Skewers of perfectly grilled meat.
10. Pulut Panggang : Glutinous rice grilled with spicy coconut filling.
Parking in Bangsar can be challenging, especially during peak hours. Arrive early to secure street parking or use nearby paid parking lots. Ride-hailing services are recommended. No entrance fee, but expect to spend an hour or two exploring.
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Subcategory: Ramadan Bazaar
Tags: bazaar Ramadan, affordable, food And Beverage, street Food
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