Bazar Ramadan @ kawasan ANDA

Syd

2,400 permit bazar di Shah Alam

SHAH ALAM 20 Ogos – Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam (MBSA) mengeluarkan kira-kira 2,400 permit jualan di 32 lokasi bazar Ramadan sekitar kawasan pentadbirannya sepanjang bulan puasa ini.

Pegawai Perhubungan Awam MBSA, Shahrin Ahmad berkata, setiap peniaga yang diberikan permit itu dikenakan beberapa syarat seperti menjaga kebersihan diri, makanan, tempat berniaga dan berpakaian kemas.

Menurutnya, pihaknya tidak teragak-agak untuk menarik balik permit itu dengan serta-merta terhadap peniaga yang melanggar syarat yang ditetapkan.

“Saya juga menasihatkan peniaga berniaga secara berhemah dan bertanggungjawab dan jangan memberikan permit kepada orang lain,”katanya dalam satu kenyataan di sini hari ini.

Kata beliau, penguat kuasa MBSA akan sentiasa memantau dan membuat rondaan berterusan agar tidak ada perkara tidak diingini berlaku.

Shahrin memberitahu, keadaan trafik di semua kawasan bazar juga akan dipantau oleh MBSA bagi mengurangkan kesesakan terutama menjelang waktu petang.

Syd

apa lagi u ols..
marilah kita berbondong2 tahun neh
sama mcm tahun2 yang lepas ke bazar ramadan.

masehkan tahap menu yang dijual di takuk lama?
harga baru?
makin kecik?
asik2 menu tu jerk?

kita tgk tahun nih, makanan baru apa yang meletup.


eh, tu hari time pegi giant, nampak banyak khemah2 berbumbung putih dah didirikan. mungkin tapak baru tuk bazar ramadan gak kot. ke aku yang tak tahu? hehe

muffins

kalo nak bazar besor... pegi kat stadium shah alam tue..

penuh org pack nak pengsan kalo nak beli juadah kat situ.... {:2_67:}

Syd

bila tgk banyak tul khemah2 tu didirikan kat parking lot dekat ngan giant tu, depan apartment (apa ke nama apt tuh), terpikir gak..
motif buat kat sini? ke kat stadium takde dah buat?

LiliSam

oo dah tukar tpt ke..

lily_kama

kat stadium dah xde ke?

Syd

tak tahu.
sbb tu tanya jerk.

tapi kat stadium happening laa kan
sbb parking banyak gitu.

tapi kalau mmg ada laa bazar lain jugak kat giant tu, harus lah sesak kan

dilaOHdila

nanti leh aa report kat sini kay
tepek sekali juadah dipasar Ramadhan

Syd

jgn diluferrr

tepek gambo yang sedap2 tu semua..
hehehe

dan mana2 yang rasa mmg bagus nak pegi
buleh suggest gak kat sini

lily_kama

8# dilaOHdila

lily ngan dak thread shah alam.. baru jer pikir nak letak spot ngan map kat umah shah alam pasal pasar ramadhan nie  

InVendeTTa

tgh musim hujan petang ni mcm x best lak nak g bazar ramadan

just in case,g drive thru je lah..

MeeSai

nak mengharung jam yg tak tahan ni..

sfhzuraz

kalau kt stadium suka pergi gerai selero nogori beli daging salai masak lemak cili padi..

sfhzuraz

ataupun beli telur itik masak lemak cili padi..

Syd

ok.
tadi pagi sembang dgn satu pakcik teksi (abang ipar si Mawi)

dia ckp yang depan apartment tuh (bumbung putih), situ jual barang kering. mcm baju semua tulah. katanya mahal harga kat sana.

kat stadium shah alam tu, mcm biasa. ada bazar ramadan.

LaDolceAmira

bazar ramadan dekat kelana jaya...
dkat giant supermarket..
selalu g sana..
dh 4 tahun berturut2 g sana..
1st day,pack sgt..jammed..x leh jln...

joyah33

x giee lagik bazaar ramadan

cmf_yipun78

15# Syd


yang khemah putih tu katanya ada satu Datuk konon kerabat yang monopoli kat situ Syd..... masa gi umah mak lalu situ ada ke patut depa pasang lagu kuat2 masa orang surau depan tu berterawih...... pastu las friday masa waktu sembahyang jemahat pon depa pasang lagu kuat2 dah lah lagu omputih lak tu....

sewa tapak kat khemah tu mahal gak

cmf_yipun78

Plenty to choose from at Ramadan bazaars
By JADE CHAN

HUNDREDS of shoppers thronged the Ramadan bazaar at the Shah Alam Stadium as they stopped by the various stalls to buy food and drinks to break fast on the first day of Ramadan.

The stadium, located in Shah Alam’s Section 13, had about 200 stalls offering a variety of items like murtabak, nasi kerabu, nasi dagang, nasi minyak, nasi lemak kukus, fried noodles, chicken and beef kebab, rojak, pasembur, Penang laksa, Johor laksa, yong tau foo, otak-otak, burger Arab, roti John, satay, as well as an assortment of kuih and cakes.

The stalls selling barbecued chicken were particularly popular as customers formed queues to buy half a bird or an entire piece.

Mansor Che Soh, 55, said his bestsellers were the ayam golek and ayam percik. Also sold are ikan percik and barbecued beef (daging bakar).


Served hot: Grilled fish with sambal were among the items sold at the Shah Alam Stadium’s Ramadan bazaar.

“I’ve had a lot of regulars buying my specialities.

“I have been conducting business for eight years at the Ramadan bazaar. and also operate a shop – Restoran Jaring at Sunway Mentari Business Park,” he said, adding that he could easily sell about 350 birds per day at the bazaar.

Meanwhile, Sufian Ismail, was busy managing his business and overseeing the 10 employees at his two Ayam Bakar Zaharah Madu Asli stalls.

“This is only my second year at the Shah Alam Stadium bazaar, as I shifted my business from Kajang after getting married. But business has been great so I decided to expand it this year,” the 25-year-old said.

Sufian said his birds featured a secret marinade that included honey and chilli powder. He added that he sold an average of 200 birds per day.

Kak Yah’s stall was a hit among customers, too, as they dropped by to buy her roti jala and yau char kuai (Chinese crullers).

The 47-year-old was busy dishing out pieces of roti jala, while her family and worker helped fry the Chinese crullers and attend to customers.

“I can sell an average of 1,000 pieces of Chinese crullers and 500 pieces of roti jala per day,” she said.


Popular item: Fatrhurrohman Baihaqi, 35 (left) overseeing the chickens being barbecued at one of the Ayam Bakar Zaharah Madu Asli stalls.

“I have been conducting my business here for nearly two decades. On other days, I will be busy running my stall at a night market in Meru, Klang,” she said.

Stalls selling drinks like Azrul Azim’s were aplenty, and the drinks came in an assortment of flavours and colours that were pre-packed for customers’ convenience.

“We were not affected by the sugar shortage as we made the necessary preparations.

“Each packet is priced at RM2, and I can sell about 1,000 packets per day,” the 22-year-old said.

“The best-sellers would be the air mata kucing, chrysanthemum tea, honeydew and corn drinks,” he said.

Several businessmen chose to capitalise on the Ramadan bazaar crowd by opening stalls offering wireless broadband Internet services and headscarves, as well as a display of cars.

hBk

bazar kat ttdi aku rase mcm dh xbyk gerai dah...
mknan pon mcm biase2 jek...
yg maseh laku pon popia basah jek, ade kuar tv3 thn lps, shamsul@bazar kot...