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MOVED: Ramadhan Bazaar by Bus to Larkin Stadium in Johor Bahru

Ramadhan Bazaar

This is my third Ramadhan bazaar visit this year, and this time, I took public bus (SMRT 950 and 170) from Woodlands Bus Interchange to Larkin Bus Station.

Ramadhan Bazaar

I boarded bus 950 at Woodlands Bus Interchange. After clearing Singapore and Malaysia immigration, I boarded bus 170 at the JB CIQ. Bus 170 will take us to Larkin bus station which is a 10-15 minutes ride. Larkin stadium is another 10-15 minutes walk from Larkin bus station. Ask for directions when you are at Larkin bus station. To return to Singapore, just back track and take the buses in reverse order.

Like the Ramadhan bazaars at Plaza Angsana and Pandan that I have visited, the bazaar at Larkin also has plenty of interesting food on offer.

Let's just take a sampling of what we can find at Larkin Stadium Ramadhan bazaar.

Ramadhan Bazaar

This delicious looking dish is known as Roti Pita Kebab.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Mobile barbecue fish ball satay on the back of a Honda cub. Something that I've not seen before.

Ramadhan Bazaar

The fish balls are homemade in Kelantan and delivered by bus everyday to Larkin bus station. That's a very neat arrangement!

Ramadhan Bazaar

These are Sata, a traditional dish from the eastern state of Terengganu, consisting of spiced fish meat wrapped in banana leaves and grilled over charcoal. (Thanks to Laura Benjamin for the information.)

Ramadhan Bazaar

Nasi kukus originally from Kelantan is getting very popular in Johor. Frying chicken for the nasi kukus.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Customers pick the piece of fried chicken that they want to go with their nasi kukus.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Roti John. Another popular staple, there are several Roti John stands here.

Ramadhan Bazaar

There was a long queue waiting for this lady's fried kway teow and she told me that she had been to my johorkaki blog, YAY!

Ramadhan Bazaar

Grilling kebabs.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Ayam percik.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Barbecue chicken.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Spring rolls.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Flipping the dough for the murtabak. There are 3, if not 4, murtabak stalls here.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Grilled fish covered under a thick blanket of fiery sambal chili. 

Ramadhan Bazaar

Sup kambing or mutton soup. We can choose the parts that we want to go with the soup.

Ramadhan Bazaar

Frying keropok lekor or fish cake.


Ramadhan Bazaar

Location: Larkin Stadium (officially known as Stadium Tan Sri Dato' Hj Hassan Yunos)
Address: Junction of Jalan Dato Jaafar and Jalan Sentosa
Map: http://goo.gl/maps/PoUDV
GPS: 1.495955,103.751047
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9 comments:

  1. Wow, I love to see all the photos on Ramadhan bazaar. Do you know what time do the street hawkers start business? Also, can I dine there as I simply can't tabao everything back which I would love to!

    Thanks

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  2. Hi Pacetone, the hawkers are mostly ready about 4:30pm onwards. Dining areas are available at the bazaars at Plaza Angsana and Pandan (near Carrefour), but there are no dining areas in Larkin.

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  3. LOL... thanks Johor Kaki. As it is Ramadan, I have to abstain from the feeling of jealousy... oh it is sooooooooooooooooo hard!!! Especially as this was one of the Ramadan Market I used to go to!!!

    Oh... I've +1 it on G+... with your other Ramadan Market posts :-p

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    1. LOL thanks Yati. At least, you don't have to worry about putting on the kilos like some of my friends ;P

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  4. Hi, FYI, the delicious looking dish is Pita bread kebab or in Malay it is called roti Pita kebab, while the "rice dumpling" you mentioned is Sata, a traditional dish from the Malaysian state of Terengganu, consisting of spiced fish meat wrapped in banana leaves and cooked on a grill.

    It is a type of Malaysian fish cake, or otak-otak. The main ingredients of sata are grated coconut, sardines, ginger, onions and chillies.(wiki)

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    1. Thank you very much for the information! I will update my post with this. Appreciate your help very much ;D

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  5. Hi FYI it might be also called Ikan Pais..Usually wrap in banana leaf ahas many form.Origin unknown..lol.food called in different form though.As long is satisfy the stomach.Hahah..

    http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=image&fr=yfp-t-701&va=ikan+pais

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  6. Please come to our Bazaar Stall At Bazaar Taman Universiti, Skudai..!!
    www.facebook.com/paparojak

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