Malaysia is well known for our street food. One of the best place to hit with huge range of street food of course is the classic Night Market as Malaysians called it Pasar Malam. Since working around the area with my ex company, me and my ex colleague decided to drop by OUG Pasar Malam or OUG Night Market to hunt for food. It is also a place to know what is the latest trend of food in the market as these peeps are also the fastest in copying your food concept.

Calculating back on my last visit only  I realise it was 6 years ago. Stepping back into this area is making me like a small kid looking forward for a cotton candy. There are so many things to hunt in here. One of the stalls that I will not miss is Smelly Tofu which they have tone down but still love the stinky taste of it.

If I remember correctly, this night market have grown lightly bigger.

Classic Kuih that still using Chinese Tea Cup.

View from Jalan 16 is already hitting you with long stretch of food stalls.

The boss is very friendly as he ask you ty tried it. If you do not like it, he will give you a smile and come back next round. I find it quite decent as it is thin crust biscuti base and do add more chese for the cheesy fillings.

This Taiwan Oyster Mee Sua is quite nice. Love their vinegar and their chili paste.

Kai Dan Zhai or known as little egglets

Fried Kuih Kak

Classic kuih from prawn crackers, Chai Kuih with 2 different fillings.

Lets turn into Jalan Rahmat 3 stretch.

Before Chatime invaded our Milktea, we were all inlove with this instant bubble milk tea. I still love my Yam Flavour.

These classic home recipe from this uncle is good. Fried to perfection as the taste is still there. Just need to dip a little chili sauce.

Taiwanese version of Duck spare parts.

This popiah stall has long queue where it is the KL version. Dry skin as did now shower with Sengkuang Gravy. I find it so so only as the shrimp paste is slightly too strong. Well, some of you might love it.

Our Malaysia night market of course is not only about food (where 70% of them is food) you will still find other things like specs, undergarments, cheap t shirt, Pyjamas, toiletries, handphone casing/screen proectors and many others.

Classic kids biscuits

Dog/Cat Treats!

Classic ice cream potong. Bought Asam. In love with the classic taste of it.

One of a famous stall that sells fluffy cakes.

I have never seen a Laksa Stall that cook the soup in such a gigantic pot. It indeed does smells awesome. Wanted to make a take away but our hand were too full . Shall leave it next round.

Hong Kong Curry Fish ball, but they have evolve to Tomyum too.

For anything with salted egg yolk – Look for Ultraman stall. They have been feature in quite number of online portal and shows. Indeed to taste awesome as it is well coated and taste is pungent. From Squid, to chicken and others.

Another classic Kuih

I realise that on my last blog post, this guy was here and till date he is still here. The only difference is he have added a new range which is Polar Bear softserve Ice Cream. Both of items are good. Green Pan Cake do offer in variety of flavour from base to ingredients.

My usual will be his Pandan and Charcoal mix. Love the chewy texture, fragrant dough and eat along with his Polar Bear ice cream is perfect.

Polar Bear Soft Serve do varies in flavours depending on flavour of the day. Usually he will carry 2 flavour.

Classic Taiwanese Sasausge trend that will never die in Pasar Malam. Filled with variety of flavours.

Lok Lok stalls or known as steam boat stalls.

Char Koey Teow

This one tasted so so only

Classic Bake Salted Chicken

OMG! Penang Mee Jawa. Will come back try next round.

Siew Mai and other Breakfast Tim Sum item also evolve to be colourful. Just like our trend.

This uncle Takoyaki is not bad but I prefer is Durian Puff More. Wish that the puree is slightly thicker then would be perfect.

Variety of drinks available

Saw this in alot of Chinese Portal months ago and still quite interesting. Cola Chicken.

When I arrive at 7.30pm this guy had been frying non stop till we have tapau all our food and decided to sit down at one of the Coffee Shop, he still fried non stop and his cooking method of Fried Oyster is quite interesting. Decided to order one from him and my portion was the last 3rd portion at 10pm.

Suprise with the taste as it is quite different, where the sauces he fried with oyster is the enhancement of it. At RM 10 I have no complain on this. Worth to give it a try.

Now days Pasar Malam is not cheap anymore. It is not like back to those days when we wanted to have cheap food, Pasar Malam or Night Market is the place to be. 4 of us had spend at least RM 50 each in this 2 n half hour walkabout.

Well, I am truely impress with the amount of food stalls that OUG pasar Malam have to offer and there are much more. Will come back again for another round before hitting to Taman Connought Pasar Malam next round.

My main mission is actually to hunt For Classic POO’s Ice cream . those Ice cream that I used to eat it when I was a kid and my last visit the uncle is still here. Sad to say, his legacy ends then.

Location:
OUG Night Market
Jalan Hujan Rahmat 3

Opens ONLY every Thursday 6pm – 11pm