Ramadan Kareem to all celebrating!

Yes, we are all excited for the physical Bazaar that’s going to take place this year, after a 2-year hiatus due to Covid-19. It clearly shows that we are retrogressing to our “normal” days – before the pandemic hits. Therefore, the Bazaar is going to be packed with peckish citizens, frolicking the Bazaar for their long-awaited desires to be fulfilled. So, hold your horses! There are still online Ramadan Bazaars that can satisfy your cravings too.

We’ve listed down 6 amazing online Ramadan bazaars for you!

1. Craving Chocolates

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If you’re looking for a fusion of traditional and contemporary food, Craving Chocolates has it! It is a Muslim-owned, home-based business. We’ve tried their delectable and best believe it was worth every penny spent.

Their Nutella Tarts have an inch-perfect ratio of sweetness, with the crust lightly baked. Not forgetting their Kek Batik, a no-bake fridge cake dessert with 4 different toppings to choose from. Craving Chocolates sure have the knack to make you drool with the photos of their baked goods on their Instagram.

So, if you’re up for some chocolate goodies that melt in your mouth, Craving Chocolates has it!

Follow their Instagram for more delightful goodies, and do support our locals!

2. RotiJohn Lehleh

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Sated with all the kuehs, and other traditional foods? Fret not, RotiJohn Leleh is up and ready to provide you with their scrumptious omelet sandwich, that’s oozing with cheese! An extensive Roti John with different varieties to choose from. Not the usual Roti John that you can find.

You can either get their a la carte or their sets. Their sets consist of the Roti John with their refreshing Yowza’s Watermelon juice. They have the Original ($6.90), Red Rendang ($6.90), and Cheesy BBQ Chicken Teriyaki ($6.90). If you want to savor their sauces more, they have an option to request more sauce for just $1!

RotiJohn Leleh’s delectable guarantees you that one bite is not enough! Check them out on their Instagram!

3. Teh Tarik Shus Bro

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Going for something hot and smooth to break your fast? Some local hot milk tea would do justice. Teh Tarik Shus Bro offers you their creamy delicious Mama Teh Tarik. From providing you a bag of their Teh Tarik to up to 19 litres of delicious Teh.

You no longer need to wait for an event/gathering to enjoy a tub of this rich and frothy beverage, with the option to be greedy - refill up to your desire, or enjoy it with your families and friends at your own convenience.

Follow them on their Instagram for more updates!

4. Satay Ummi

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What could go wrong with freshly made satay? Well-marinated, tender and succulent meat, served with peanut gravy will make you want to come back for more!

Satay Ummi serves an extensive range of satays online. Not just cooked, but also frozen satays! When we say satay, we often think of it as the good ol’ classic satay on sticks, but Satay Ummi served it in an uncommon way – Bento Sets and Platter Sets.

Both sets consist of the pan-fried meat of choice, cucumbers, onions, and Lontongs, perfectly organized with the peanut gravy packed differently.

Take Five concur, Satay Ummi has one of the best satays available online. They would be the first of our choices if we’d ever plan a "meat galore" for a party. Order yours now at their website: www.satayummi.com, or follow them on Instagram!

5. Lydia’s Way

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Want to try something different for your breakfast? Try out this classic North African and Middle Eastern dish that’s made by our locals, Shabsouka/Shakshuka.

A Maghrebi dish of eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, olive oil, peppers, onion, and garlic, commonly spiced with cumin, paprika, and cayenne pepper – a beautiful medley of colors that makes this delicious dish. Shakshuka may be the apex of eggs-for-dinner recipes.

Follow their Instagram to order!

6. House Of Dendeng

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When it comes to Ramadan, most of us think of Dendeng like it almost represents the fasting month. The thinly-sliced dry meat may just be the apex of best-Ramadan-food.

House of Dendeng offers not just dendeng, but also dendeng burgers, tacos, and pizzas. House of Dendeng takes pride in producing the best quality of meat in town. Their dendengs are made freshly that’s layered with an irresistible knot of sweet, savory, and spicy. With just a whiff, it will ignite all your senses and memories of the Ramadan Bazaar.

Visit their website for more detailed information: www.dendenghouse.com