Bazaars still popular among M’sians despite increasing prices


Classic choice: Burger Hardcore owner Arhaban Ismail (right) preparing burgers for customers at the TTDI bazaar in Kuala Lumpur.

KUALA LUMPUR: Despite complaints from customers that prices at Ramadan bazaars are rising each year, the annual affair remains popular among food-loving Malaysians.

Punctuated by long queues, people carrying bags of food, and woks and grills filled with all sorts of delicacies, Ramadan bazaars have plenty to offer.

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