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Short Story: Ramadan Murtabar

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When I was young, my sisters lived with my grandparents in Hulu Langat whre is a small kampung (village) nearby my house. The journet takes 20 minutes to reach and I am living with my parents. Every weekend I will follow my parents to pick up my sisters. In a period of time, along the journey picking up my sisters, I saw there were many people were setting up their store at the empty area. Normally night market can be found every week but the market that I saw is only available in a period time. I am curious about that, so I start asking my Muslim friends to figure out the questions in my mind. After my Muslim friends explained to me, I roughly learned that Ramadan consists of a multiple meanings and it is also a month …show more content…

I had tried murtabak which is taste like roti canai mixed with marinated chicken meat, it is very delicious exspecially eat with the curry given. Murtabak also serve with beef but we ordered chicken meat flavour. Some malay tradisional cakes aslo tried and it is very delicious and different from the cakes normally I eat . I also tried the drinks that sell in the food bazaar and it called bandung. I am attracted by it pink colour, it make up from rose syrup mix with milk. Curry puffs is one of my favourite food which is cooked curry chicken and potates are wrap with the skin that made form flour and then deep fried in a pot of hot oil. The taste curry puff in food bazaar is totally different from I bought in chinese stall. It has a heavy curry taste . The foods and drinks sell in the ramadan bazaar are very cheap. I spend two ringgits fifty cents to get a murtabak and one ringgits fifty cents to get a bandung drink. It just spend four ringgits to have a meal. My friends spend four ringgit to have a box of mix rice with meat and vegetables. Not only that , I also saw a burger only sell three ringgits and fiftty cents and five ringgits can a get big piece of fried chicken compare to the normally night market it is consider

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