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Ramadan Bazaar at Taman Universiti, Skudai, Johor

Ramadan-Bazaar-Taman-Universiti-Skudai-Johor

Many readers suggested that I must go to the Ramadan bazaar at Taman Universiti, and so there I was yesterday. The bazaar at Jalan Kemuliaan 4 was huge! I estimated that there must be nearly 100 stalls at this bazaar. 

Ramadan-Bazaar-Skudai-Johor

The stall holders were very warm and friendly. There was much spontaneous laughter. A few stall holders and even passers-by offered me food for tasting like a guest at their home. The bazaar was packed but parking was easy and plentiful. There were even MPJBT (city council) officers helping to guide and marshal traffic :) I really enjoyed myself at this Ramadan bazaar.

Come with me for a quick tour of Taman Universiti's Ramadan bazaar.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

I love ayam golek stalls :) I will always walk around and zero in on the ayam golek stand. I just love the sight of poles of succulent chicken, rotating over a large charcoal pit. The ayam golek stall is easy to spot - just look out for the biggest cloud of greasy white smoke bellowing from the stall.


Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Kacang pool is an Egyptian dish that has caught on in Johor. The thick chunky buttered bread is eaten with a thick gravy made with minced beef and broad beans topped with a soft cooked sunny side up.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

There are several Ikan Bakar stalls - a popular spicy choice for breaking fast.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Catfish! I am a big fan of catfish :) Nicely seared outside, while inside, the sweet white meat is tender and juicy.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Roti Jala or net bread eaten with curry.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Makcik packing fragrant Nasi Kerabu, a Terengganu speciality of rice with herbs.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Ramadan-Bazaar-Skudai-Johor

This Ramadan bazaar has the most number of roti canai and murtabak masters together in one place that I have seen so far - see how big they spread that dough.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Sup kambing stall.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

BBQ chicken.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Ayam Percik, a Kelantanese favourite.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Ramadan-Bazaar-Taman-Universiti-Skudai-Johor

Satay :))

Ramadan--Bazaar-Johor

Roti John, the favourite food of many - found only in Malaysia and Singapore.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

There is even chicken mandi here - Arabian style grilled chicken rice. 

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

This nasi biryani looks great :)

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Siham (cockles)!

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Kupang or mussels.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Skudai-Johor

There are lots more that you have to come down to see for yourself :)

I love Ramadan bazaars because everyone is so happy here and people from every community and all walks of life enjoy food together. It is also a convenient, one-stop place to enjoy many traditional local food made and served hot at very reasonable prices. Most of the stalls are ready to serve at 5:00pm.

There are many places to experience Ramadan bazaars in Johor Bahru:
  1. Bandar Baru Uda
  2. Bukit Indah (AEON Jusco)
  3. Kampung Melayu
  4. Pandan (S'mart, Map: http://goo.gl/maps/rWX0O, GPS: 1.533739,103.783121)
  5. Seri Alam
  6. Stadium Larkin
  7. Taman Perling (Perling Mall)
  8. Taman Universiti (Jalan Kemuliaan 4, Map: http://goo.gl/maps/uuWjl GPS: 1.529897,103.620249)
  9. Taman Dahlia
  10. Taman Johor
  11. Taman Suria (near Giant)
  12. Taman Ungku Tun Aminah (near Caltex petrol station)
  13. Taman Rinting (Jalan Sena)
  14. Taman Sri Pulai
  15. Tampoi (Plaza Angsana)
We wish our Muslim readers Selamat Berpuasa.
Ramadan-Bazaar-Taman-Universiti-Skudai-Johor

Many readers suggested that I must go to the Ramadan bazaar at Taman Universiti, and so there I was yesterday. The bazaar at Jalan Kemuliaan 4 was huge! I estimated that there must be nearly 100 stalls at this bazaar. 

Ramadan-Bazaar-Skudai-Johor

The stall holders were very warm and friendly. There was much spontaneous laughter. A few stall holders and even passers-by offered me food for tasting like a guest at their home. The bazaar was packed but parking was easy and plentiful. There were even MPJBT (city council) officers helping to guide and marshal traffic :) I really enjoyed myself at this Ramadan bazaar.

Come with me for a quick tour of Taman Universiti's Ramadan bazaar.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

I love ayam golek stalls :) I will always walk around and zero in on the ayam golek stand. I just love the sight of poles of succulent chicken, rotating over a large charcoal pit. The ayam golek stall is easy to spot - just look out for the biggest cloud of greasy white smoke bellowing from the stall.


Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Kacang pool is an Egyptian dish that has caught on in Johor. The thick chunky buttered bread is eaten with a thick gravy made with minced beef and broad beans topped with a soft cooked sunny side up.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

There are several Ikan Bakar stalls - a popular spicy choice for breaking fast.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Catfish! I am a big fan of catfish :) Nicely seared outside, while inside, the sweet white meat is tender and juicy.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Roti Jala or net bread eaten with curry.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Makcik packing fragrant Nasi Kerabu, a Terengganu speciality of rice with herbs.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Ramadan-Bazaar-Skudai-Johor

This Ramadan bazaar has the most number of roti canai and murtabak masters together in one place that I have seen so far - see how big they spread that dough.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Sup kambing stall.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

BBQ chicken.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Ayam Percik, a Kelantanese favourite.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Ramadan-Bazaar-Taman-Universiti-Skudai-Johor

Satay :))

Ramadan--Bazaar-Johor

Roti John, the favourite food of many - found only in Malaysia and Singapore.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

There is even chicken mandi here - Arabian style grilled chicken rice. 

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

This nasi biryani looks great :)

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Siham (cockles)!

Ramadan-Bazaar-Johor

Kupang or mussels.

Ramadan-Bazaar-Skudai-Johor

There are lots more that you have to come down to see for yourself :)

I love Ramadan bazaars because everyone is so happy here and people from every community and all walks of life enjoy food together. It is also a convenient, one-stop place to enjoy many traditional local food made and served hot at very reasonable prices. Most of the stalls are ready to serve at 5:00pm.

There are many places to experience Ramadan bazaars in Johor Bahru:
  1. Bandar Baru Uda
  2. Bukit Indah (AEON Jusco)
  3. Kampung Melayu
  4. Pandan (S'mart, Map: http://goo.gl/maps/rWX0O, GPS: 1.533739,103.783121)
  5. Seri Alam
  6. Stadium Larkin
  7. Taman Perling (Perling Mall)
  8. Taman Universiti (Jalan Kemuliaan 4, Map: http://goo.gl/maps/uuWjl GPS: 1.529897,103.620249)
  9. Taman Dahlia
  10. Taman Johor
  11. Taman Suria (near Giant)
  12. Taman Ungku Tun Aminah (near Caltex petrol station)
  13. Taman Rinting (Jalan Sena)
  14. Taman Sri Pulai
  15. Tampoi (Plaza Angsana)
We wish our Muslim readers Selamat Berpuasa.

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