SS2 Morning Market — Attraction in Petaling Jaya

Came here to buy lotus root this morning, as with most farmers market, price is subjected to the whims and fancies of the sellers here, and mostly are deceitful ones. It’s my first few times here in this market as I dislike coming to this type of market.

Only the first vege stall sells the type of lotus root I was looking for, the boss mentioned RM18/kg for today, but charged you RM15 lah, and so you thought “Oh,I got a good discount” Sometimes, there is this “too good to be true” will play in one’s mind. Upon reaching home, I weighed the piece of lotus root that I bought. It was 295g - RM6.

Would MBPJ do something about it, try calling them yourself, you would get an answer to direct you to the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affair. Has anyone any experience with this Ministry? It’s HOPELESS, Don’t bother wasting your time, as in most things in Malaysia, it is there...

This market is the place which I’ll visit almost on weekly basis for groceries and this particular stall selling Nasi Lemak which I doesn’t know what’s their name is always packed with crowds patiently queuing for their foods. And if you don’t want to have rice for ur breakfast then you can opt for noodles or beehoon too.

Their nasi lemak kosong priced at RM3 so you may add whichever ingredients that you want here which I feel their price is very reasonable and it’s tasty!

Just come as early as possible as there are times they close their stall by 9ish so just come earlier. And don’t worry they do accept QR payment so it’ll be convenient for sure.

And another thing, they might be closed during public holiday or long weekend as I noticed that they tend to close during...

In pursuit of roast pork or siew yuk, a mother and daughter greets you by 6:30am with her best roast belly cuts (RM80/kg) and roasted pork bones. Sadly no whole roasted pig here with ears for sale. Its too early so be prepared for an earful from the matriach. Next to them, is a fresh pork stall offering pig tail bone at RM20/kg. At market's end, you will find the elusive haruan or sang yu, a much sought after fish for medicinal purposes for wound healinģ. Blue pomfret or tau teh is offered at RM70/kg, cheaper than Penang Cecil Street Market. Strangely, fish is cheap but pork pricey in this valley of...