6 Ramadan Bazaars You Can Visit by MRT or LRT (2026)

Photo: Wangsa Maju Ramadan bazaar. Photo: Raymond Manuel

It’s that time of year again – Ramadan!

The month of fasting has returned, and so has the respected Malaysian institution – the bazaar!

But rather than enjoying iftar with the same old faces and the same old food at your local bazaar, how about trying somewhere new?

But the traffic jams and parking…I hear you say. No worries, just take the MRT or LRT!

Why reserve trains for work when you can enjoy some delish Ramadan cuisine from all over the Klang Valley without the (awful kind of) jams!

Bazaars Near MRT Stations

MRT TTDI

First up on our iftar journey is out west in PJ, specifically Taman Tun Dr Ismail or TTDI for short.

Packed onto the outer lane of Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 2, this bazaar features fast-breaking fare like classic murtabak and modern cheeseburgers – all just 10 minutes away from via MRT TTDI!

If you’re not really into the choices, the surrounding shoplots also offer a diverse buffet of restaurants for you to choose from, ranging from affordable mamak to pricey yakiniku joints.

TTDI Bazaar

Location: Jalan Tun Mohd Fuad 2, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur (Google Maps)

Station: MRT TTDI Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kajang Line (Google Maps)

Time From Station: 13 minutes

MRT Bukit Bintang / Monorail Bukit Bintang

Want a side dish of hustle and bustle alongside some glitz and glamour dessert? Then go for the Bukit Bintang Ramadan bazaar.

Sprawling outwards from the famous Bukit Bintang intersection, various side streets play host to rows of blue-tarped DBKL stalls selling everything from piping hot satay to cool air bandung.

Once you’re done with iftar, take some time to walk around KL’s most atas shopping malls and shopping spots.

And if you can’t ride the MRT, the Monorail’s fine too!

Bukit Bintang Bazaar

Location: Intersection between Jalan Sultan Ismail and Jalan Bukit Bintang/Jalan Berangan, at the sidewalk just outside McDonalds Bukit Bintang. (Google Maps)

Station:
MRT Bukit Bintang, Kajang Line (Google Maps)
Monorail Bukit Bintang, KL Monorail (Google Maps)

Time From Station: 3 Minutes

MRT Sungai Besi

For bazaar explorers of the adventurous persuasion, how about embarking on a little expedition down to Sungai Besi?

Compared to the cramped Bukit Bintang or TTDI bazaars, Sungai Besi features wide spaces between stalls, though they still get packed during evenings.

Offering sauce-drenched kambing lamb or giant woks of char kuey teow, it’s a lifeline for locals living out in this distant arm of KL while being a worthwhile visit for outstation folk!

Sungai Besi Bazaar

Location: Sungai Besi Pasar Malam (Google Maps)

Station: MRT Sungai Besi, Putrajaya Line (Google Maps)

Time From Station: 9 minutes

Bazaars Near LRT Stations

Kampung Baru LRT

Down in this slice of kampung life in the middle of KL, the Kampung Baru bazaar still serves its residents faithfully with yummy Ramadan goodies.

Located between two distinctly red buildings, the market boasts everything from fried noodles to even fried stingray (ikan pari bakar).

And, being in a Malay neighbourhood, there are plenty of convenient mosques to choose from for evening prayers!

Kampung Baru Bazaar

Location: At the intersection between Jalan Raja Alang and Lorong Raja Alang (Google Maps)

Station: LRT Kampung Baru, Kelana Jaya Line (Google Maps)

Time From Station: 11 minutes

LRT Dato’ Keramat

Next to Kampung Baru, Kampung Datuk Keramat is also another Malay district that houses a Ramadan bazaar of its own, albeit one with more of a suburban feel.

Located right in front of the SK Datok Keramat school, it features a long row of stalls selling asam laksa, burgers and desserts for both KL and Ampang folk.

The best part? It’s just right outside the station once you exit!

Dato’ Keramat Bazaar

Location: Pasar Dato Keramat, Kampung Datuk Keramat, 54000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur (Google Maps)

Station: LRT Dato’ Keramat, Kelana Jaya Line (Google Maps)

Time From Station: 2 minutes

LRT Wangsa Maju

Way up northeast Klang Valley, sandwiched between the area’s decades-old flats and the elevated LRT tracks, is the Wangsa Maju bazaar.

With the bazaar taking up the entire stretch of Jalan 3/27a, it’s almost impossible not to find your iftar fix here, whether it be fried chicken or some asam boi plum drinks to wash it all down.

And if you’ve still got some shopping to get done, there’s also Aeon Mall Wangsa Maju waiting right around the corner! However, those looking for preloved goods should look to Amcorp Mall or bundle stores instead.

Wangsa Maju Bazaar

Location: Jalan 3/27A (Seksyen 2), 53300 Kuala Lumpur, at the stretch leading to Aeon Mall Wangsa Maju (Google Maps)

Station: LRT Wangsa Maju, Kelana Jaya Line (Google Maps)

Time from Station: 10 minutes

For more iftar inspirations, have a look at these Ramadan and Lebaran dishes from Indonesia, Lunar New Year yummies or even Christmas market specialties from Europe!

After Ramadan, you can even check out Qingdao’s street food haven at Taidong or the diverse offerings at Urumqi’s International Grand Bazaar.