Bazaar Ramadan Taman Suria @JB : So addicted ,ain't enough of it & gotta go - I love em!

Breakaway Bites
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Published 2024-04-07
Hi , hello, Apa khabar everyone,

The one thing you can never get tried are bazaaer Ramadan. The smells, the aroma, the vibes and most importantly the food. We will heading over to Taman Suria where there's another famous Ramadan bazaar which is much nearly to JB central city which is around
15 minutes drive from CIQ. Haven't been here for many years ( before COVID ) so how much has it changes over the years. Only one way to find out.

Just to take the time, for a short intro about myself, I'm JT and welcome to my channel. This channel is about travel, culture, food & family fun. Currently most of the travels would be in Malaysia( mainly in Johor Bahru)& sometimes in Singapore as well but I will be covering the various and different states every now and then. And as for food, I am a foodie so basically as long there is tasty food, good spots or hidden places, I will try my best to cover them for you guys.
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1. Venue : Bazar Ramadan Taman Suria, Jalan Suria 18, Taman Suria, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor

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All Comments (9)
  • @BreakawayBites
    Have you ever been to a Ramadan Bazaar? Any particular food that you always look forward to these type of bazaars?
  • @JOsman-nz4to
    One can never get enough of bazaar Ramadan 😂, Mantap la bro
  • @CKology
    Great blog! Too bad this only happens one month a year
  • @mayaroberto7573
    Mostly I go bazaar Ramadan jb will find keropok lekor,ayam perecik(sorry if my spelling not correct)& fresh juice
  • @terencechan642
    We just went there 2 weeks ago as we were near KSL 😂. Yes, the Ramadan bazaar here in JB lots of food options.
  • @cac1504
    Have you been to Stulang Walk Hawker Centre in JB? Stulang Walk, located next to Istana Pasir Pelangi, has five concrete stalls, each with space for tables and chairs for customers to enjoy their food and drinks. The stalls, managed and maintained by the Johor Baru City Council (MBJB), are operated by a mix of Malay, Chinese and Indian businesses. Johor Sultan and other members of the Johor royal family often stopped by their stall to purchase the snacks such as fried bananas with sambal kicap – the Johor way of eating the fritters with spicy soy sauce dip.