SS2 Wet Market — Attraction in Petaling Jaya

SOPs are great in that only a certain number of people are allowed in at any one time. There's a pass system where you scan the QR code, show you are fully vaccinated, then pay RM1 for a pass (you get back the RM1 when you return the pass upon leaving). This means no crowds inside the market which is great!

Favourite food is the chee Cheong fun (rolled or flat rice noodles) from a stall that only sells this one dish. My favourite combination is sweet sauce with curry and green chilli's topped with assorted Yong Liew (fish balls etc) but the one must have is the soft Foo chuk.

The fried carrot cake, char koay teow and fried bananas are really good. There's an assortment of kuih from numerous stalls. There's roast chicken, duck and pork from a few stalls (one of the roast pork stalls has a perpetual queue) and even nasi lemak. Another favourite is the peanut pancake and if you can get it the to Fu fa or soy milk.

There's spices, fresh vegetables, fresh meats, fresh fish and even clothes at this...

During this period of the pandemic expect the market vendors to start biz as early as 0600 as they have to close early - 1200 or 1230 (official hours are subject to confirmation as the writer's info is only based on visual assessment of trading activities there.) There is a good variety of fruits, greens and cooked edibles as well as tidbits available. Merchants selling household products and domestic wares including garments can be found. Fruits and essential items in this market are a bit pricier than other wet markets in line with the typical retail market scene in SS2 area, which higher rental costs is to blame. This market is ideally suited for those seeking a clean and comfortable place to get their household...

A good place to do your marketing and getting breakfast with countless different stalls stretching one end to the other - fruits, meat, poultry, fish, clothings, herbs, provisions, kuihs, nasi lemak, paus, etc, etc. One downside however at some stretch, certain stalls/traders eg vegetables, utensils, herbs, clothings moved their wares/goods out of the drawn yellow line and consequently narrowed the walkway. During crowded weekends or public hollidays people have to push and squeeze through these stretch with very close bodily contacts with others. There should be some enforcements and checks to remind traders to display their goods or wares properly and not to...