If you buy sugar cane in a bottle,usually it's the pure one,the sweet comes 100% from the sugar cane,u need to ada ice in it.. The one that wrap with banana leaf not minced meat,but fish+spice..called Sata,origin dish from Terengganu. The last you eat called popia goreng/fried spring roll.
Sugarcane must be drink with lots of ice. it's too sweet on its own. they didn't put it earlier cause they don't want the ice to melt later before iftar. so they sell it in pure form
Tp kira murah semua tu utk diorg. Kat Korea sana daging, ayam, sotong & ikan harga 3-4 kali ganda drpd harga kat Msia. Kat sini je la diorg dpt bermewah mkn mcmni.
Good grief are you sure can finish all that food 🤣🤣🤣....watching this 😋😋😋and I have another 2hours for the iftar ( breaking fast) At this rate I am afraid the Malaysian food will haunt you later in Korea and I do hope you can sleep well by then ha ha ha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣 Anyway good day and thank you , bless 🥰💕
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@@shamfulzamriaf Sure since they have been buying in our Ringgit for quite a while now, hence they know the range our local meals' price. Still cheap though. Otherwise they wont even bother to try and buy.
@@wannaim6958 I don't know how you convert the currencies but 66k won is a lot of money. On average they spent around 100k won per day. So paying the food for 66k won is a bit pricey.
@@shamfulzamriaf For a complete meal is around 8k won per dine. That was in 2009 when I was there. So yeah, that is how I convert. 8k won is like 8 ringgit for them when the actual exchange rate currently would make it 27 ringgit instead. Now, the girl's original comment, she was literally shocked they spent 230 ringgit for 1 kedai. And I'm telling you, 230k won vs. 66k won, is totally a different level of comparison already. Remember that there are many of us who don't mind spending 50 ringgit for the infamous Nasi Arab by Chef Ammar? The point I'm trying to make here is, since they are from the country whereby the currency value is better than us, they can compromise the 230 ringgit. It is not 230k won but just 60k won if they convert to their currency. Unlike us, when we travel abroad to their country and those which have higher currency values, we are advised not to convert anything that we want to purchase to ringgit. It will make us feels "bad" or ruin our mood. Haha.
Anda semua pelancong yang pemurah kerana membantu menjana pendapatan kepada peniaga-peniaga Bazar Ramadan,
라마단 시장 상인들에게 수입을 창출하는 데 도움을 준 관대한 관광객들입니다.
Malaysia is a food heaven
wahh ..gearbox meat very tasty..
I recommend you to try another signature meal in Ramadan besides Roti John; Murtabak & Tepung Pelita (sweet dessert).
mostly recomended
That's a lot of food 😄, I wonder if you could finish it all.. Thank you for supporting the local business.
That spring rools called Popia. It have 2 version, fried and fresh one.
omg. that's a lot of food.
Apam balik pancake with corn and tepung pelita(white and green sweet) is nice too.
If you buy sugar cane in a bottle,usually it's the pure one,the sweet comes 100% from the sugar cane,u need to ada ice in it..
The one that wrap with banana leaf not minced meat,but fish+spice..called Sata,origin dish from Terengganu.
The last you eat called popia goreng/fried spring roll.
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So much money spent. As long as you feel it's worth it 😄
Its roti john..guys..lamb shank is sooo big..enjoy our ramadhan bazar..😁😅👌
That is roti john not roti zoom😁. Another food is called popiah goreng or fried popiah.I suggest u get the wet version. We call it popiah basah.
it is not dinner guys....but fiesta!! so lots of food...thanks for your support to the ramadan bazaar
Beef shank looks like Thor hammer. You had a great Ramadan party.
Jual makanan pun boleh jadi kaya raya. Jual mahal2 untung pun berkali ganfa
Sugarcane must be drink with lots of ice. it's too sweet on its own. they didn't put it earlier cause they don't want the ice to melt later before iftar. so they sell it in pure form
Rm140??????? For a meal! That's an overkill 😂
Roti john and otak otak (fish bbq with banana leaf)
With banana leaf not otak-otak but satar.otak-otak with coconut leaf.you are confuse bro
You must put a lot of ice cubes in the sugar cane juice, otherwise it will taste terribly sweet if you drink just by itself.
Can fry rice with lobsters
Wanna try other option for seafood..go to bazaar Ramadan stadium shah alam
It's like a big feast in one piece episode 🤣🤣🤣
Selamat memilih dan membeli makanan.. hahahah..rambang mata tengok pelbagai jenis makanan, sedar tak sedar terlebih beli makanan..haha
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Banyak betul berbelanja 👍
Tp kira murah semua tu utk diorg. Kat Korea sana daging, ayam, sotong & ikan harga 3-4 kali ganda drpd harga kat Msia. Kat sini je la diorg dpt bermewah mkn mcmni.
Good grief are you sure can finish all that food 🤣🤣🤣....watching this 😋😋😋and I have another 2hours for the iftar ( breaking fast)
At this rate I am afraid the Malaysian food will haunt you later in Korea and I do hope you can sleep well by then ha ha ha 🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤣 Anyway good day and thank you , bless 🥰💕
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Hyung can you reaction "keisya levronka mengejar matahari x andi rianto at I LOVE RCTI STORY OF LOVE" and "tiara andini best song at I LOVE RCTI STORY OF LOVE" GOMAWOOO
U should scale your body weight before and after coming to Malaysia 😂
1 kedai only already spend rm230 😱😱😱
Tak mahal bagi mereka. Lebih kurang 67 ringgit duit mereka. Perbezaan nilai matawang. Duit kita rendah nilai.
@@wannaim6958 they literally said it was a bit pricey
@@shamfulzamriaf Sure since they have been buying in our Ringgit for quite a while now, hence they know the range our local meals' price. Still cheap though. Otherwise they wont even bother to try and buy.
@@wannaim6958 I don't know how you convert the currencies but 66k won is a lot of money. On average they spent around 100k won per day. So paying the food for 66k won is a bit pricey.
@@shamfulzamriaf For a complete meal is around 8k won per dine. That was in 2009 when I was there. So yeah, that is how I convert. 8k won is like 8 ringgit for them when the actual exchange rate currently would make it 27 ringgit instead. Now, the girl's original comment, she was literally shocked they spent 230 ringgit for 1 kedai. And I'm telling you, 230k won vs. 66k won, is totally a different level of comparison already. Remember that there are many of us who don't mind spending 50 ringgit for the infamous Nasi Arab by Chef Ammar? The point I'm trying to make here is, since they are from the country whereby the currency value is better than us, they can compromise the 230 ringgit. It is not 230k won but just 60k won if they convert to their currency. Unlike us, when we travel abroad to their country and those which have higher currency values, we are advised not to convert anything that we want to purchase to ringgit. It will make us feels "bad" or ruin our mood. Haha.
You can finish that's all? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So much foods to taste. Looks yummy 😋
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Malu ek kalau dorang paham apa yg bro jual otak2 tu cakap. Adoiii 🤦♂️
🤣🤣🤣 roti zoom
It's ok. Most people tend to get crazy at the bazar and want to try everything 🤣As long as nothing is wasted.