今年も始まりましたね、ラマダン ラマダンと言ったら、ラマダンバザール！ 初めて行ってきました😆 It started this year too, Ramadan Speaking of Ramadan, Ramadan Bazar! I went for the first time 😆 We're gonna deliver our honest report!😎👍
The durian water guy said "soursop". In malay is durian belanda (direct word translation would be "netherland's durian"). It is not the same as normal durian, but the opposite.
You are buyying 1. Tauhu bergedil - its was a fried taufu with filling, you can eat it right a way or dip it in a sauce (some sauce spicy but some sweet with small amount of spicy) 2, tepung pelita - very soft pudding contain 2 layer, first layer salty and bottom sweet and you must eat both layer to enjoy it, it a good combination 3.. Shawarma- Arabic menu tortila warp, vegetables with chicken or beef filling 4. Taufu fa- soft plain tofu with sweet brown sugar, must it them together 😁😁😁 5 sataa - fish filling coved by banana leaf (kelantanese dishes) 6 popia - spring roll There is a 2 version, soft (regular) or fried . not spicy 7. Dounut 8. Dragon fruit juice 9. Murtabak - prata with potatoes curry with chicken or beef filling, not spicy Ramadhan baza will be opened everyday for this whole months, only once in a year. Every place will have a bazar. Normally 3pm they came for prepared and around 4pm all are ready, but please come early because in 5 pm every place will crowded with people with long que Don't forget to try another bazaar Maybe you can try kepak ayam madu ( honey grill chicken wings), roti john ( sandwich )
Wow! Your comments were really very helpful! Thank you very much ♡ We didn't even know what the name of the dish we ate.💦 We'll go to another Ramadan Bazar and try the two next!
Next time you go to Bazaar Ramadhan in TTDI, try to find “Putu piring” there…it’s a malay dessert kuih from sago flour, palm sugar n coconut serve on banana leaf.. for me TTDI bazaar has the best one among bazaar ramadhan i’ve been to…don’t know the same seller still there because i haven’t been there for along time but worth checking out.
@@sprntrlfamily6061 learn more about what Ramadhan mean for muslim around the world...what you should do is take a part to celebrate this holy and bless month of Ramadhan (by making more bazaar vlog)
Your son has grown and he is so cute. Does he speak English? Well done for trying the food at the Ramadan bazaar. There are other bazaars around and you might like to try to go to those. TTDI bazaar is abit more expensive. Best time to go is 4:00pm to 5:00 pm. After that, it is too crowded.
This remind me when i do conversation with the stall guy, i rarely rly heard him correctly. Just give some random response and smile and we kinda make a good conversation there.
TTDI is quite an upscale Ramadan Bazaar, so the food there is a little tad expensive. However all the food you got are the favourite Malaysian choices.
Konijiwa, you guys can explore more local Malaysian foods, make more content about foods, sure can attract more viewers, my two favourite Japanese YT channel are "Kaz in KL" and "ichang rm"...GANBATE!
I really love Ur hero...very cute n clever this kid... spontaneous reaction while he drink dragon fruit juice then give thumbs up.. really2 cute...love to watch Ur happy family.. enjoy Ur food n stay safe.❤️from 🇲🇾
Most popular/iconic Bazar Ramadhan in KL: 1. Bukit Bintang Ramadan Bazaar 2. TTDI Ramadan Bazaar 3. Taman Melawati Ramadan Bazaar 4. Kampung Baru Ramadan Bazaar 5. Stadium Shah Alam Ramadan Bazaar 6. Bangsar Ramadan Bazaar 7. Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman Bazaar 8. Wangsa Maju Ramadan Bazaar 9. Ramadan Bazaar Seksyen 14, PJ 10. Masjid India Ramadan Bazaar if you ever wanna try other bazar around KL. As for what dishes to buy in Bazar Ramadhan is: 1)Murtabak 2)Roti John 3)Ayam Percik 4)Nasi Beriyani 5) Assorted Malay classic Kuih 6)soya cincau (Drink) 7)kebab 8)apam balik 9)Kambing golek 10)Satay to be honest even me a Malaysian haven't try all kinds of foods in Bazar Ramadhan.
@@sprntrlfamily6061 nah. looking at u guys eating good food & enjoying the shopping experience makes me hungry while waiting to break my fast at sunset.
You should wait for rain to slow down before you buy....normally rain tends to be heavy only 30mins time. So you can enjoy the food when it is still hot.
RM56 for a meal of 3 is pretty good deal, especially TTDI Bazaar Ramadan is high end bazaar compare with other bazaar out there. I was expecting to be pretty expensive, but watching this proves me otherwise
Ramadhan bazaar will open for 26 days during ramadhan month. most tourist called ramadhan month as food heaven because u can't find some foods during normal day. most foods during ramadhan not too spicy since it's bad to eat when u have empty stomach. the pudding (green and white layer) called tepung pelita made with white from coconut milk and green from pandan leaf. the roti u have bought called 'murtabak' and u picked beef murtabak which a must for almost people for break fasting. normally around 4.30pm ramadhan bazaar will be open and at 5pm will be really crowd with people to buy their iftar (break fasting) meal.
Look like Bazar Ramadan quite popular among Japanese. Hopefully you enjoy it even though the price a bit higher than usual. And wish you can collaborate with another Japanese colleagues to provide a good RU-vid contents for next time. Ganbatte ne!
last weekend i went to TTDI's bazaar ramadhan i ended up not buying anything as there was too many people. DBKL officers was no where to be seen to control the crowd
