During the fasting month each year, we look forward to the Ramadan market where there is assorted variety of halal food. This is also in my opinion the best places to get authentic Malay food that is not overpriced and delicious at the same time. Having said that, it is not advisable to immediately over stuff yourself with too much food during the break fast. The awesome part about these bazzars are the variety of those good food, as well as the affordable and reasonable prices. Not to mention how it was really fun and happening to see so many people of all races gather at one place to enjoy what we like so much about being a Malaysian. Apart from sharing the many festive and cultural celebrations, one of the best ways to also demonstrate the harmonious of plural society in a multiracial country like Malaysia is through food. Food brings people together without distinctive feature of creed or ethnicity and colour of skin. Ramadan is the fasting month for the Muslims worldwide and is considered the sacred month of the Islamic calendar. The non Muslims embrace with the opportunity to savour the Ramadan feast when break fasting with the Muslim friends.
Restaurant at:Bazaar Ramadhan @ TTDI
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