Hi Yasin! We had a great time there and it brought back fond memories of being in Malaysian night markets. We wish there were more of these in Sydney. Thanks for watching!
@@BucketListTravellers Hi there you guys. Glad to hear of your fond memories from Malaysia. This year, the open markets of Ramadan baazar are many more than the previous years. Few local food vloggers have filmed almost everyday from different locations since Ramadan started last Tuesday, and that are just around KL. Perhaps, there'll be more open markets in Sydney, Australia in the future. Otherwise, you guys just have to visit Malaysia again, hehe. 😀
We are going to try and find a Malaysian market in Sydney (if it exists) and share that video too. Nothing beats the real deal in Malaysia though and we'll defintively be back for all the yummy food!
@@BucketListTravellers All the best, maybe there are other open markets during Ramadan in Sydney. But if I'm not mistaken, Malaysian food does exists in Sydney, somewhere at the Asian street food center, I saw that few years ago from a video by an Indonesian couple who lives in Sydney. 😀
Thanks for watching! We will definitely do more western Sydney food vlogs in the future. Do you have any places in particular you’d like to see or recommend for us?
Went there a couple of years ago and never again. The food was exy. Alot of people and long queues everywhere. There were many potato spiral on stick and quite expensive. Easy money. We saw this camel burger stall and they were halving the meat patties because there were lots of people queuing. I certainly hoped they did not charge normal price for half a patty.
Hi Ryan, we have to agree with you about the food being exy. Sadly it is just the reality of living in Sydney. You are also right about a lot of people being there and the queues. We found that the queues were good between 6pm-7:00pm and after that it got really busy. Thanks for watching!
They are small businesses after all that are trying to make an earning and keep Up with inflation. We don’t realise that we’re spending an amount not very different to their pricing everytime we shop at our local supermarkets.
Awesome video, guys! 👏🤗 I made the fatal mistake of watching it just before making dinner so am now both starving and deeply envious of all the delicious food 😋😊 I wonder what Mandi means as I noticed both an Al Mandi and a Mandi King! We really loved the murtabbaq in Saudi Arabia, but hadn't heard of some of the other dishes... so would love to check out the Lakemba Ramadan Night Market one day. Oh, the camel burger looked excellent - Lee would love that. I'd have gone for the Green Apple Tikka... I'm guessing there weren't many savoury plant-based options? Once again, an excellent video, and your editing skills are verging on professional now 👏🎉 ~ Mandy
😂😂 I reckon Mandi means awesome! 😜 Interesting question about the savoury plant based options. There were samosas, egg and vege murtabbaqs and vegetarian gozleme and the potato spirals were also very popular too. However I would say the majority of the food stalls, that weren't desserts, were meat based. Thanks as always for your lovely and encouraging comments Mandy! - Jon
Love the festive Ramadan vibes of the market. A pass on the camel burger haha but I'll take the green apple chicken tikka. Kinda disappointed there is no Malaysian kiosk with nasi lemak and satay etc but thanks for the Malaysian shout out where you were introduced to murtabak 😊
🤣🤣 I was a little apprehensive about trying the camel burger as well, but it was pretty good! Yeah, we were surprised that we didn't see a Malaysian kiosk there. There was one Indonesian satay kiosk that we found at the end, but that was it sadly. I think that is a missed opportunity and I'm sure it would prove very popular, I'd be first in line for an ABC! I miss Malaysian murtabak too! Thanks for watching @zuraidazakaria7419 -Jon
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I don't understand why we can't do this all across Sydney without ramadan on a regular basis that's what the rest of the world does particularly in Asia
Good question. There aren’t too many regular night markets to choose from in Sydney and something we need to dig into more. If you are around tonight (Friday), there is a weekly Chinatown night market in Haymarket. That is probably your best bet.
Hi @shubhajitbhowmik2687, thanks for the feedback, that is really pleasing to hear. We are using the DJI 2 mic in this video and found it to be awesome! Here is a link to it on amazon: amzn.to/4aUSI8z. This is an affiliate link, meaning that we may earn a small commission on purchases at no additional cost to you. Sound quality really makes or breaks a video and we found that out the hard way when we bought a cheap wireless microphone in Malaysia.
Neither did we until very recently! We are really glad we visited. It was a lot more expensive than what I expect of Ramadan night markets in Malaysia though!
@@BucketListTravellers yes my dear we did go. It was fun and my in-laws enjoyed many of the wonderful and tasty oriental food and sweets . Thanks for asking looking forwards for upcoming great video's of you guys. Wish you both the best of luck? but mostly Health and Happiness .
This is such amazing idea ,i would love to go there ,i wonder if they have same ramadan food festives in Melbourne 🤔 also some of these islamophobic comments are so ignorant and doesnt surprise me 😳 🍉free palestine🇵🇸
It was a lot of fun and agree that it was a great idea. Not sure about Melbourne, but wouldn't be surprised if they did! Sydney would have to be the best though. 😜
Every Muslim country I have traveled to is very peaceful and welcoming lovely people unfortunately some people get it in their heads what western media drills into them
Last time we all checked aussies are aboriginals and straight islanders too not just white people 🙄 aussie automatically doesnt mean white. We kbow the history of this nation so stop your entitlements and racial division
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Happy Ramadhan Kareem From Jakarta..🎉
Happy Ramadan to you too Kareem. We hope we can experience takjil sometime soon too!
What a lovely open night markets during Ramadan in Sydney.
Hi Yasin! We had a great time there and it brought back fond memories of being in Malaysian night markets. We wish there were more of these in Sydney. Thanks for watching!
@@BucketListTravellers Hi there you guys. Glad to hear of your fond memories from Malaysia. This year, the open markets of Ramadan baazar are many more than the previous years. Few local food vloggers have filmed almost everyday from different locations since Ramadan started last Tuesday, and that are just around KL. Perhaps, there'll be more open markets in Sydney, Australia in the future. Otherwise, you guys just have to visit Malaysia again, hehe. 😀
We are going to try and find a Malaysian market in Sydney (if it exists) and share that video too. Nothing beats the real deal in Malaysia though and we'll defintively be back for all the yummy food!
@@BucketListTravellers All the best, maybe there are other open markets during Ramadan in Sydney. But if I'm not mistaken, Malaysian food does exists in Sydney, somewhere at the Asian street food center, I saw that few years ago from a video by an Indonesian couple who lives in Sydney. 😀
We'll find it and report back!
Thanks guy's watching from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 great video Ramadan mubarak
Thanks for watching! Ramadan mubarak!🙏
This is so awesome to watch, thanks for taking us along
Hey Justin, thanks for watching! The Sydney Ramadan night markets were so cool, the atmosphere was electric and the food was amazing! -Jon
Wonderful, we visited this year, it was really nice yummy experience
It was so awesome wasn't it! We loved this experience and the food you get here you can't find too easily in other parts of Sydney.
Greatly Covered and Useful Tips..
Love from Melbourne
Thanks for watching @inicknick999!
I might just fly in from Brisbane next year to experience this!
Awesome, thanks for watching! Are there any Ramadan night markets in Brissie?
@@BucketListTravellers Unfortunately not. Just waiting for the day it becomes a reality!
Go down early guys just as the sun sets, before the long lines for food start😂
That’s a good tip!
loved this video, would love to experience these night markets. would love to see more food vlogs in Western sydney
Thanks for watching! We will definitely do more western Sydney food vlogs in the future. Do you have any places in particular you’d like to see or recommend for us?
Went there a couple of years ago and never again. The food was exy. Alot of people and long queues everywhere. There were many potato spiral on stick and quite expensive. Easy money. We saw this camel burger stall and they were halving the meat patties because there were lots of people queuing. I certainly hoped they did not charge normal price for half a patty.
Hi Ryan, we have to agree with you about the food being exy. Sadly it is just the reality of living in Sydney. You are also right about a lot of people being there and the queues. We found that the queues were good between 6pm-7:00pm and after that it got really busy. Thanks for watching!
They are small businesses after all that are trying to make an earning and keep
Up with inflation. We don’t realise that we’re spending an amount not very different to their pricing everytime we shop at our local supermarkets.
Great .
Thanks for watching!
thanks for the tour...will go there soon
Thanks for watching and we hope you have a great time at the markets!
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نعم، لقد كانت تجربة ممتعة للغاية! شكرا للمشاهدة.
Great video guys!!!
Thanks for watching Mariano!! 😀
Awesome video, guys! 👏🤗 I made the fatal mistake of watching it just before making dinner so am now both starving and deeply envious of all the delicious food 😋😊 I wonder what Mandi means as I noticed both an Al Mandi and a Mandi King! We really loved the murtabbaq in Saudi Arabia, but hadn't heard of some of the other dishes... so would love to check out the Lakemba Ramadan Night Market one day. Oh, the camel burger looked excellent - Lee would love that. I'd have gone for the Green Apple Tikka... I'm guessing there weren't many savoury plant-based options? Once again, an excellent video, and your editing skills are verging on professional now 👏🎉 ~ Mandy
😂😂 I reckon Mandi means awesome! 😜 Interesting question about the savoury plant based options. There were samosas, egg and vege murtabbaqs and vegetarian gozleme and the potato spirals were also very popular too. However I would say the majority of the food stalls, that weren't desserts, were meat based. Thanks as always for your lovely and encouraging comments Mandy! - Jon
Thank you for this video, and thanks alot for showing the prices of the food is too :) So, it gave me an idea who much I'll be spending if i go there.
You're most welcome, thanks for watching! Our hot tip would be to go during the week when it isn't as busy. Enjoy!
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We will definitely get to Dubai on our next big travel adventure!
Syrian ice cream YUMMMMMMM
It was amazing!! 🤤
That green apple tikka sounds interesting to me.
It certainly caught our attention! You can definitely taste the apple flavour.😋
Video very well done explaining everything
Glad you liked it @mariamharris3263, thanks for watching and letting us know!
Love the festive Ramadan vibes of the market.
A pass on the camel burger haha but I'll take the green apple chicken tikka.
Kinda disappointed there is no Malaysian kiosk with nasi lemak and satay etc but thanks for the Malaysian shout out where you were introduced to murtabak 😊
🤣🤣 I was a little apprehensive about trying the camel burger as well, but it was pretty good! Yeah, we were surprised that we didn't see a Malaysian kiosk there. There was one Indonesian satay kiosk that we found at the end, but that was it sadly. I think that is a missed opportunity and I'm sure it would prove very popular, I'd be first in line for an ABC! I miss Malaysian murtabak too! Thanks for watching
@zuraidazakaria7419 -Jon
Very informative video! Thanks for making this and ignore the hater below they got nothing better to do than wasting their time.
Thanks for watching and your kind words @romeekgan1527 ! Yes, haters gonna hate….
Ramadan Kareem 👈❤
Welcome in Shthle!
Not sure what Shthle means, thanks for watching!
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Glad you liked it!!😀
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Thanks for watching.
Lovely NSW nice...
Hi Pradeep, thanks for watching! Do you know whether there are Ramadan night markets in Melbourne?
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Pakistani restaurant, Bolan, is all aboard the buffet train for Iftar. There are two-dozen items in the line up, with the cost per head $42.99 for adults and $21.99 for kids between five and 11 years old. Start with snacks such as dahi bhalay (fritters soaked in curd), move onto mains - perhaps goat karahi (a gingery Pakistani curry) and chicken boti (marinated kebab) - before finishing with gulab jamun (syrup-soaked doughnut spheres made from milk solids). Chicken nuggets, pasta and chocolate mousse will keep kids (and fussy eaters) happy. Come back another time for brain masala.
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Welcome to Sydney a beautiful state to visit especially in the holy month Ramadan ❤
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I don't understand why we can't do this all across Sydney without ramadan on a regular basis that's what the rest of the world does particularly in Asia
Because this crowd is the blessings of Ramadan, try it without Ramadan and Muslims and it will fail
@@detroitdawg81 lol
We agree with you. We miss all the Asian food markets. The pop up markets here tend to be temporary and generally really exy. 😢
Any recommendations for the Best Sydney night market only here for the weekend. Thanks
Good question. There aren’t too many regular night markets to choose from in Sydney and something we need to dig into more. If you are around tonight (Friday), there is a weekly Chinatown night market in Haymarket. That is probably your best bet.
Perfect yep I think we’re gonna go check it out. Thanks
Malaysia nomber one The best Bazaar ramadhan...
Experiencing Ramadan in Malaysia would be amazing! We'll have to do that next time!
Your sound quality is really good mate. What mics you are using?
I live in Lakemba btw 😁
Hi @shubhajitbhowmik2687, thanks for the feedback, that is really pleasing to hear. We are using the DJI 2 mic in this video and found it to be awesome! Here is a link to it on amazon: amzn.to/4aUSI8z. This is an affiliate link, meaning that we may earn a small commission on purchases at no additional cost to you. Sound quality really makes or breaks a video and we found that out the hard way when we bought a cheap wireless microphone in Malaysia.
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I did not know australia has ramadhan night markets !
Neither did we until very recently! We are really glad we visited. It was a lot more expensive than what I expect of Ramadan night markets in Malaysia though!
thanks for reminding me.ill take my wife for a night out next week
You're welcome! Did you end up going?
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yes my dear we did go.
It was fun and my in-laws enjoyed many of the wonderful and tasty oriental food and sweets .
Thanks for asking
looking forwards for upcoming great video's of you guys.
Wish you both the best of luck? but mostly Health and Happiness .
This is such amazing idea ,i would love to go there ,i wonder if they have same ramadan food festives in Melbourne 🤔 also some of these islamophobic comments are so ignorant and doesnt surprise me 😳 🍉free palestine🇵🇸
Not many
It was a lot of fun and agree that it was a great idea. Not sure about Melbourne, but wouldn't be surprised if they did! Sydney would have to be the best though. 😜
Free Palestine
Me who make the mutabbaq for you 😅 at mandi & karahi house
Thank you very much for your delicious mutabbaq!!!😋😋 Thanks for watching too! 🙏🙏
that delicious camel burger makes me drool!!
It was very tasty, glad I gave it a go. We had two meat patties as well, so a lot of camel to try!😋😋 Thanks for watching @ruangan.fahmi_
@@BucketListTravellers wow!! wish they had it in Malaysia! Will definitely try it if i ever go to Aussie
Hi there sorry remember to tell people to catch the train
For sure! The train is the way to go.
I think I’d get more satisfaction eating a ham sandwich. Cheaper too!
I’d like to know where you’re getting your sandwiches, it’s hard to find anything for under $10 in Sydney these days.
Omg so many muslim there... Its a peaceful religion not like what you heard from news or media.
Thanks for watching! It was a really fun evening. Our experience in travelling through Islamic countries has been full of joy and warm hospitality.
lol "peaceful"
Every Muslim country I have traveled to is very peaceful and welcoming lovely people unfortunately some people get it in their heads what western media drills into them
It’s divers, lots of non Muslims there too
Tell that to russian and french victims of terrorism
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Lol 😂😂😂 gotta tell your boyfriend/husband to put on a better fake (i love it) face .😂
😂😂😂 Jay always puts s$&t on me about this. I need to practice more in the mirror! - Jon
Until it's time to show you their other side...
Thanks for watching.
Spot the aussie
Hi Joshua, we are guessing most people there were Aussies. Thanks for watching.
@@BucketListTravellers Don't look Aussie to me, look more like invaders
Aussies are welcome so stop trying to make it a racial thing mate
Last time we all checked aussies are aboriginals and straight islanders too not just white people 🙄 aussie automatically doesnt mean white. We kbow the history of this nation so stop your entitlements and racial division
@@momofchampions7293 Wrong, Austrlians are the white European decendants of Britian. Give white people a country and 200 years later you have modern day Australia.
It’s sahlab
We may have stuffed up the pronunciation of that one, sorry! Thanks for watching.
It’s not jalabe it’s jalebi
Ah bugger! Jay and I were discussing this and there was a mix of spelling when I googled it. Looks like Jay was right, as always! Thanks for watching.