Looking to spice up your mid-week dinner without breaking the bank? Then head over to Three.6.5 at Moxy Putrajaya for the action-packed Bazaar Malam Rabu!
Conveniently located next to IOI City Mall’s Symphony Walk, this all-you-can-eat dinner feast perfectly captures the exuberance of “pasar malam” street food. The menu here is inspired by an actual night market that previously operated nearby.
You get to experience the genuine taste and aroma of pasar malam fare, but in the comfort of a hygienic, air-conditioned setting. Best of all, you can eat to your heart’s content for just RM 50 net! The price drops ever further to RM 44 net if you have Marriott Bonvoy membership, which is free to apply anyway. Seriously, how much pasar malam food can you get for RM 44 nowadays?
What’s Cooking?
In line with Moxy’s vibe, Bazaar Malam Rabu is designed to be casual, fun and full of live action. Malaysia’s most popular night market street foods are presented through individual food stalls, where chefs prepare à la minute dishes before your eyes. Let’s check out the full lineup of bottomless bites!
Viral Smashed Burger
The fun-size Viral Smashed Burger contains a beef patty with perfectly crispy edges — the result of the signature “smash” technique. The succulent patty is sandwiched within a grilled bun to deliver the best bite possible.
Complementing the patty is caramelized onion, which is slow-cooked to release its natural sweetness. Held together by cheese sauce, the petite yet flavor-packed burger ensures that you have plenty of room for more food!
Soup Tulang Mini
Soup Tulang Mini is an iconic bone soup that is both flavorful and aromatic. The main appeal is the large ribs whose marrow is considered a delicacy!
The soup packs a really spicy kick, thanks to the potent concoction of local spices. Nevertheless, the overall body is light enough to make you return for more!
Soup Tulang Mini is served in the good old “kampung” way: paired with white rice and telur dadar (omelet). Also in tow are two powerful condiments: sambal belacan and sambal kicap.
Bakar-Bakar Corner
The smoky essence of pasar malam awaits at the Bakar-Bakar Corner! This live station stall captures the best of Malaysian street grilling.
Try the nicely charred Chicken Satay and Parmesan Sweet Corn — both are at the zenith while they are still piping hot. Kuah kacang, nasi impit, cucumbers and onions are prepared too.
Moxy Mamak Stall
Swing by the Moxy Mamak Stall to experience the live wok action!
The fiery wok imparts smoky aroma to the noodles — the hallmark of authentic flavors and quick-fire energy of a roadside stall.
Savor pasar malam staples like Mee Mamak and Maggi Goreng, cooked to perfection with tofu and vegetables.
Goreng-Goreng
No pasar malam experience is complete without these addictive fritters, served hot and fresh from the deep fryer.
Today, we have Keropok Lekor, Pisang Goreng and Cempedak Goreng — all fried to golden perfection. Keropok Lekor, a popular snack from Terengganu, is best enjoyed with sweet-spicy dipping sauce.
Air Balang
The colorful Air Balang iced drinks are a common sight in pasar malam. Today’s selections are Moxy Rose Bandung and Jagung Semanis Honey. Why not get a glass or two to wash down all those delicious bites?
Cendol Ice Cream
Conclude your pasar malam feast on a sweet note with Cendol. What a perfect way to cool down!
Feel free to add your favorite toppings like kidney beans, sweet corn and green jelly. Should you prefer, request for a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top!
Why You Should Go
The Bazaar Malam Rabu is the perfect excuse for a casual catch-up with friends, a family dinner across several generations, or an unconventional date night. With its tempting menu of bottomless bites at an unbeatable price, this is a weekly feast you won’t want to miss. Mark your calendar this Wednesday! Reservations can be made through WhatsApp.
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