have been a number of Ramadan bazaars reported this year to have unscrupulous food safety practices, questionable hygiene and expensive food, causing many to opt cooking at home or eating elsewhere.
“Over there, one can find a roti john for RM40, a burger for RM30. The most cruel thing is charging RM0.50 for a plastic bag.
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