Geylang Ramadan Bazaar 2006
A visit to the Geylang Bazaar is a must for anyone, Muslim or not. But be prepared for the crowd and the heat especially over the weekend when everyone heads there to shop or just to look around. This is something that I look forward too as I enjoy watching the people and of course I get to sample the amazing array of food that you can find there. However, just a little advise to non-Muslims who are heading to Geylang during this period. Be a little sensitive and don't eat infront of the Muslims who are fasting if you happen to be there before breakfast time. Time and time again I have seen non-Muslims munching away, totally not aware that the many other people around them have gone without food and drink for hours. When in Rome, do as Romans do. Well, same thing, when in Geylang and it's not time to break fast yet, KEEP YOUR FOOD AND EAT IT ELSEWHERE or at home! Took some pictures of the food from my first trip for this year. Am planning a few more trips so hopefully will remember to bring my camera along then too.
Below: Popular Malay version of the coney dog
Below: RAMLY burger has to be the bestest burger ever!
Below: Barbequed chicken wings served nice and hot.
Below: My FAVOURITE keropok lekur (to the left).
Below: Ladies selling otah-otah and pulut panggang
As you can see, Singaporeans, regardless of race or religion are pretty much obsessed with our food (and shopping) - and we're proud of it too! :o)
A visit to the Geylang Bazaar is a must for anyone, Muslim or not. But be prepared for the crowd and the heat especially over the weekend when everyone heads there to shop or just to look around. This is something that I look forward too as I enjoy watching the people and of course I get to sample the amazing array of food that you can find there.
However, just a little advise to non-Muslims who are heading to Geylang during this period. Be a little sensitive and don't eat infront of the Muslims who are fasting if you happen to be there before breakfast time. Time and time again I have seen non-Muslims munching away, totally not aware that the many other people around them have gone without food and drink for hours. When in Rome, do as Romans do. Well, same thing, when in Geylang and it's not time to break fast yet, KEEP YOUR FOOD AND EAT IT ELSEWHERE or at home!
Took some pictures of the food from my first trip for this year. Am planning a few more trips so hopefully will remember to bring my camera along then too.
Below: Popular Malay version of the coney dog
Below: RAMLY burger has to be the bestest burger ever!
Below: Barbequed chicken wings served nice and hot.
Below: My FAVOURITE keropok lekur (to the left).
Below: Ladies selling otah-otah and pulut panggang
As you can see, Singaporeans, regardless of race or religion are pretty much obsessed with our food (and shopping) - and we're proud of it too! :o)
5 Comments:
Man, I love them ramly burgers!
wah ramly burger time! must find time to go kay poh in the bazaar, preferably before Ramadhan of course.
Fi, they are really fantastic burgers when eaten hot! Use to just fry the burger patties with egg and chilli sauce and eat it with rice *laughs*...NICE!
Az, MUST GO at least ONCE!!!!! Must k? :o)
sounds yum ... i must go there !
and the haze sounds horrible :(
(got here from clicking on links btw)
Hi kwoozy, thanks for stopping by. Everything looks yummy and it's always hard to choose which to buy and munch into first. Cheers! :o)
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