Pasar Malam Taman Megah - Ahad — Attraction in Petaling Jaya

Yesterday which was Sunday, my sister n I went to this night market at about 5.30pm. It has been ages since we visited any pasar malam. This pasar malam is big n long. It stretches along both sides of the road parallel to Megah Rise. The 2 roads were closed to traffic due to the night market. I was really amazed at the great number of stalls there. N the huge range of food, drinks , vegetables , fruits n various snacks n other Knick knacks on sale here. It’s really mind boggling. It’s really a food paradise for any gourmet hunter. There are 2 nasi lemak stalls, mixed rice, Thai food cooked on the spot , stewed vinegar pork trotters, assam laksa, Chinese dim sum n dumplings n 2 stalls selling freshly roasted pork. There are also many stalls selling Western food such as French fries n sausages, smashed burger. The other food stalls sell various snacks such as fried popiah,fried golden sweet potato balls, fried economical noodles, mua chee, fried chempedak n apam balik. As a drinks , the stalls offer various types of cooling n refreshing drinks , herbal drinks n fruit juices. There are fruits galore. Imported fruits like apples n oranges n local fruits like guava , papaya n bananas. There are seasonal fruits like longan n durians too. There are sugar coated or candied fruits n preserved fruits like guava . There are stalls selling mostly fresh , locally grown vegetables. A stall is selling eggs n another is selling changs- Chinese steamed savory wrapped up sticky rice dumplings. A couple of stalls sell bread , pastries, cakes n Swiss rolls n biscuits. There are stalls selling ladies’ clothes- shorts n pants . Another stall is selling ladies’ hair accessories like hair pins n hair bands n other trinkets such as costume jewelery - fanciful bangles n rings. Lastly at the end of the row is a small stall that the owner can duplicate keys , access cards n remote controls. It suddenly started drizzling . So I bought RM 10 of fried chempedak n some vegetables - long beans n a petola costing RM 8 . We quickly left the place before the rain came pouring down. All the stall owners had to use large plastic sheets to cover their goods n food . The shoppers had to open their...

This is a rather small Pasar Malam in comparison with the other nearby ones like SS2 and Chow Yang. However there are a couple of nice stalls worth trying out.

The first is a satay and lekor stall located somewhere in the middle. At just RM1 per stick, it is the cheapest satay I know of.

Also located nearby is a pork smashed burger stall. The patties are home made and the plain burger goes for RM8 but you can add cheese or double the patty.

There is a nasi lemak stall at the wet market end that is pretty popular with long queues.

I also like the Teluk Anson Chee Cheong Fun stall. These are not easy to find as the more common versions are the ones with yong tau fu or the Hong...

The vibrant night market offers a delightful array of goods. From clothing and accessories to household items and foods, there's something for everyone. The atmosphere is lively with the chatter of vendors and the enticing aromas of street food. It's a great place to experience local culture and find unique treasures. A visit is highly recommended for those seeking an authentic Malaysian experience. Sunday Only I suggest you visit this pasar malam between 6 PM to 7.30 PM . My favoritos is Carrot cake , Lok Lok and...