Recreate Your Favourite Ramadhan Bazaar Food With These 10 Simple Recipes

The government's decision to ban Ramadhan bazaars during this challenging period of the Covid-19 outbreak resulted in disappointed sighs from Malaysians who have been looking forward to the hustle and bustle of the annual festive bazaars. How about all the good food - the murtabak, the apam balik, nasi ayam and, roti john?

Thankfully most Malaysians have levelled up their cooking skills during this #stayhome period and have been whipping up Masterchef-worthy dishes in the past few weeks. Despite not being able to get your favourite food from the bazaars this year, you can still try cooking them yourself at home with the recipe videos we've compiled below!

Roti John is easily one of the simplest yet satisfying dishes you can get at the Ramadhan bazaar! This Malaysian version of an omelette sandwich is actually really easy to recreate and you can customize yours with your favourite toppings while you make it at home.

It's always hard to resist the murtabak stall while you're walking through the Ramadhan bazaar - it always smells so good. Learn how to make your own juicy murtabak with just a few simple ingredients!

Fluffy apam balik that's crispy on the outside and filled with peanuts and cream corn on the inside - this is another must-have snack from the bazaar! Learn how to cook apam balik with the right amount of crisp from the video above. If you're feeling a bit adventurous, you can even fill your apam balik with unconventional fillings of your choice such as chocolate and cheese!

Daging goreng kunyit with rice is really all you need for a simple yet satisfying Iftar meal - add some sotong and veggies to the dish for some extra flavour and crunch!

The trick to a good ayam percik lies in its marinate - marinate your chicken with turmeric, lemongrass, cumin, and coconut milk, then roast it to absolute perfection. The thought of it is already making us drool - make sure you try out the recipe and share photos of your masterpiece with us!

Who else loves the surprise burst of flavour when you bite into an onde-onde and have your mouth filled up with the sweetness of the gula melaka? Follow the recipe video above to make your own addictive onde-onde that's perfect to accompany your Iftar meal.

Nothing beats a good old plate of nasi ayam - it's humble, simple yet oh-so-good. The recipe video above will guide you through the steps required to assemble your complete plate of nasi ayam, including how to make the sauce, soup, and rice! We've tried it out ourselves and trust us, it's really good.

A creamy bowl of bubur lambuk for Iftar or Sahur is comfort food for many. It is usually cooked and distributed by local mosques, but you can also make your own yummy bubur lambuk with the simplest ingredients for a humble meal that will warm your tummy.

Who else loves a hearty plate of kuey teow goreng? The best thing about being able to make it yourself? You can decide what to add to your dish - prawns, meat, vegetables, or even an extra egg if you're feeling like it. Follow the recipe above for a simple kuey teow goreng meal that can be whipped up easily in a few minutes!

The little ones will love these - make a batch of your own agar-agar roti with simple ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen! These sweet treats are perfect as a small reward after a long day of fasting.

Lazy to prep your own bazaar-worthy dishes? Buka puasa with some Ramadhan-Exclusive meals available for delivery from Klook instead! We're delivering meals to the whole of Klang Valley and you can enjoy your classic Iftar dishes without having to make a mess in your kitchen. Here are our favourites from the list: