6 Delicious Food You Must Buy From TTDI Ramadan Bazaar

Ramadan is here! One of the best things about this holy month is the endless Ramadan bazaars. In Malaysia, there's never a shortage of bazaars (or param as the locals call it - short for Pasar Ramadan). One of the famous Ramadan bazaars in KL is the TTDI Ramadan Bazaar where delicious food and yummy drinks await! Located along Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad, the TTDI Ramadan Bazaar has it all - from traditional Malay cuisine to international fare. If it's your first time there, the choices might be overwhelming, so we've compiled some of the things you must buy from this bazaar below!

TTDI Ramadan Bazaar is a food paradise

1. Popiah

Credit: Pakya Popia Power Facebook

Popiah, a.k.a spring rolls, are a must-buy when you're at TTDI Ramadan Bazaar. The famous stall here is Pakya Popia Power. The stall offers two varieties of spring rolls - the crispy type and the fresh type. Both have vegetable fillings and are topped with spicy sambal. Go early or you'll have a long queue ahead of you!

2. Tepung pelita

Another Ramadan favourite, tepung pelita is a traditional Malaysian dessert that is made from a combination of rice flour, tapioca flour, coconut milk, and pandan leaves. The mixture is steamed in a small, square-shaped container lined with banana leaves, which gives it a unique flavour and aroma. Head over to the popular Tepung Pelita Istimewa Paya Jaras stall for the best tepung pelita in town!

3. Ayam percik

Ayam percik is a traditional Malay dish consisting of grilled or roasted chicken marinated in a rich blend of spices and coconut milk. The chicken is topped with a spicy and sweet peanut sauce and served with steamed or glutinous rice. At the TTDI Ramadan bazaar, you can find some of the best ayam percik in town, with vendors cooking juicy and flavorful chicken that will leave you craving more.

4. Roti John

Another popular Malaysian street food that you should definitely try at the TTDI Ramadan bazaar is roti john. It is a sandwich made with baguette-like bread that is stuffed with minced meat, onions, and eggs, and then grilled until crispy and golden brown. The result is a delicious and satisfying sandwich that is perfect for a quick bite. Get your roti john from the Bus Stop Cafe stall!

5. Murtabak

Murtabak is a popular Malaysian street food that is commonly found in Ramadan bazaars. It is a crispy and flaky stuffed pancake that is usually filled with minced meat, onions, and eggs. At the TTDI Ramadan bazaar, you can find murtabak in a variety of flavors, from the classic beef or chicken murtabak to more creative options like cheese and mushroom or chocolate and banana. We recommend getting your murtabak at the Murtabak Raja stall - we loved the thick filling and crispy skin!

6. Kuih-muih

No Ramadan bazaar is complete without kuih, a traditional Malay dessert that comes in a variety of shapes, colours, and flavours. At the TTDI Ramadan bazaar, you can find some of the best kuih in town, from the classic onde-onde and kuih lapis to more modern and creative options like Nutella-filled kuih or durian-flavoured kuih.

The TTDI Ramadan bazaar is a food lover's paradise, offering a wide variety of delicious and affordable food that will satisfy your cravings and leave you feeling full and happy. Whether you're a fan of traditional Malay cuisine or international flavours, there's something for everyone at the TTDI Ramadan bazaar. So mark your calendars, bring your appetite, and get ready for a gastronomic adventure!