Ramadhan night market

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🍢 Food, food, and more food
Dozens of stalls selling hot, freshly cooked dishes perfect for breaking fast (iftar).

Local favorites like:

Ambuyat (the famous Brunei sago starch dish)

Satar (fish paste in banana leaves)

Kelupis (glutinous rice in leaf wrappers)

Nasi katok, satay, grilled fish, fried chicken, noodles, and rice dishes.

Lots of sweet treats and kuih (traditional cakes).

Refreshing drinks like coconut shakes, fruit juices, and local air janda pulut.

🍽️ Busy and lively atmosphere
Crowds start gathering before sunset to buy food for iftar.

Very loud, colorful, and energetic – vendors calling out, sizzling sounds, and happy chatter.

Many people eat right there at shared tables and mats after breaking fast.

🛍️ More than just food
Some stalls sell dates, snacks for sahur (pre-dawn meal), and basic groceries.

A few vendors offer clothing, toys, accessories, and home items.

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