Stretching along Jalan Badik 16, 17, 18 and 20, Taman Puteri Wangsa night market (pasar malam) which opens every Friday, offers a variety of food options that made our trip down worthwhile.
There are 3 mobile vendors selling carrot cake and we are happy to spot two of our favourite here. The couple pair from KSL pasar malam and mother & son pair from TUTA pasar malam.
Come with an empty stomach and you can take your pick to fill your tummies - Satay, Penang Laksa, Chendol, assorted kueh, fried food, pancakes, roasted meat and more!
Apart from the cooked food, there are vegetables, chicken, fish and fruits where local residents like to drop by to do their marketing.It is just like a mini wet market.
Since it is the Dumpling Festival and Durian season (June - July). There are many stalls selling dumplings, lychee and durians. It is an extra treat for us at the pasar malam.
With so many mobile vendor selling durians, Hubby decided to go for the one with the largest crowd and buyers. This durians looked pretty good and the uncle skillfully opened up the fruit and packed the meaty durians into boxes.
We arrived a little too late (about 7pm) to buy our favourite packet of carrot cake. The popular stalls close their business early within 2 hours! Roads are cordoned off at around 5pm in the evening, hence do arrive early to avoid disappointment.
There are 3 mobile vendors selling carrot cake and we are happy to spot two of our favourite here. The couple pair from KSL pasar malam and mother & son pair from TUTA pasar malam.
Come with an empty stomach and you can take your pick to fill your tummies - Satay, Penang Laksa, Chendol, assorted kueh, fried food, pancakes, roasted meat and more!
Apart from the cooked food, there are vegetables, chicken, fish and fruits where local residents like to drop by to do their marketing.It is just like a mini wet market.
Since it is the Dumpling Festival and Durian season (June - July). There are many stalls selling dumplings, lychee and durians. It is an extra treat for us at the pasar malam.
With so many mobile vendor selling durians, Hubby decided to go for the one with the largest crowd and buyers. This durians looked pretty good and the uncle skillfully opened up the fruit and packed the meaty durians into boxes.
Durians are weighed for the price.
We bought 2 back to try and it costs about rm27.
We arrived a little too late (about 7pm) to buy our favourite packet of carrot cake. The popular stalls close their business early within 2 hours! Roads are cordoned off at around 5pm in the evening, hence do arrive early to avoid disappointment.
Taman Puteri Wangsa Night Market
Address: Jalan Badik 16, Taman Puteri Wangsa 81800 Ulu Tiram
GPS: 1.577180, 103.812191
(Opens every Friday, from 5pm)
(Opens every Friday, from 5pm)
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Ai @ Sakura Haruka
We drove in. Key in the GPS (GPS: 1.577180, 103.812191) and follow it to bring us to the night market. I apologise as I am unable to tell the road names to direct you after the custom.
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