Ramadan is a time of spiritual reflection and community, and one of the best ways to experience it is by visiting Malaysia’s vibrant Ramadan bazaars.

These bustling markets are filled with mouthwatering dishes that make breaking fast a truly special experience. Not sure where to go? We’ve got you covered with some of the best Ramadan bazaars across the country!

1) Bukit Bintang Bazaar, Kuala Lumpur

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Located in the heart of the capital, Bukit Bintang is a legendary food hotspot, especially during Ramadan. Savor flavorful chicken biryani, tender charcoal-grilled lamb, or head to Alor Food Corner for steaming tom yum soup and tangy steamed chili lime fish.

Address: Jalan Raja Alang, Chow Kit, 50300, Kuala Lumpur

2) Bangsar Ramadan Bazaar, Kuala Lumpur

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For grilled food lovers, Bangsar Bazaar is a must-visit. Enjoy juicy ikan bakar (grilled fish), ayam bakar (flame-grilled chicken), and sotong bakar (barbecued squid). Don't miss the sweet treats like putu piring, a delicious caramelized sugar rice cake.

Address: Jalan Telawi, Bangsar Baru, 59100, Kuala Lumpur

3) Little India Bazaar, Georgetown, Penang

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If you're a fan of Indian-Muslim cuisine, head to the Little India Bazaar on Queen Street. Indulge in roti canai, samosas, teh tarik, and a variety of Indian sweets, from muntri cake to badam peda.

Address: Lebuh Queen, Georgetown, 10200, Penang

4) Bazaar Ramadan Mega Melaka, Malacca

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In the historic town of Malacca, this bazaar is famous for its signature Hainanese chicken rice balls, crispy ayam penyet (smashed fried chicken), and kuih lopes (sticky rice with palm sugar and coconut).

Address: 17, Jalan Solok Pantai Peringgit, 75400, Melaka

5) Perak Stadium Ramadan Bazaar, Ipoh

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A massive crowd gathers at Perak Stadium’s bazaar for its famous karipap (crispy curry puffs), sambal-coated ikan bakar (spicy grilled fish), and refreshing cendol.

Address: Jalan Kompleks Sukan, Kompleks Sukan Ipoh, 31400, Ipoh

6) Stadium Shah Alam Bazaar, Selangor

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One of the busiest Ramadan bazaars, this spot near Malawati Stadium offers classic Malay delights like nasi kukus, mee goreng, nasi lemak, beef rendang, Penang laksa, and popiah.

Address: Seksyen 13, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor

7) Meru Ramadan Bazaar, Klang, Selangor

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Famous for its unique murtabak maggi (instant noodle omelette), this bazaar attracts dedicated foodies who buy in bulk!

Address: Meru Town, 41050, Klang, Selangor

Prefer a Relaxing Iftar? Try These Ramadan Buffets

If you’d rather skip the crowds, Ramadan iftar buffets are a great alternative. Some of the top hotel buffets include:

• The Snug, Hotel Stripes (Kuala Lumpur) – Traditional Malay dishes from renowned local restaurants.
• JP Teres, Grand Hyatt (Kuala Lumpur) – Citarasa Malaysia buffet with live satay grills and wok stations.
• The Square, Novotel Malacca – Selera Warisan Ramadan buffet with roast lamb and asam pedas, plus a live ghazal performance.
• Selera Nusantara, Olive Tree Hotel (Penang) – A mix of Malay, Chinese, and Middle Eastern flavors.

Various locations in Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, and Penang

Travel Made Easy with WAHDAH

Make your Ramadan food adventure seamless with WAHDAH! Renting a car lets you explore multiple bazaars at your own pace, avoid crowded public transport, and enjoy a smooth journey with family and friends. 

Why rent a car with WAHDAH? 

• Convenient and flexible travel options 
• Wide selection of well-maintained vehicles 
• Affordable rates with easy online booking 
• Available in major cities across Malaysia

Book now with WAHDAH and experience the best Ramadan bazaars hassle-free!

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