Times are bad now...and this is clearly reflected in the business of many pasar malam (a collection of temporary stalls located in neighbourhood, selling food; clothes; toys; accessories; and etc.) stalls which i visited yesterday. Although it is school holidays now, there was no crowd at most stalls yesterday.
Here are some pics taken. ;)
1. Food
Mini Food Mart
Ramly Burgers
Tea Eggs2. Fun
Games
Playgrounds
3. Others
Clothes
Cartoon Accessories
Pillows & Bolsters
21 comments:
aiyoh looks really quiet for a pasar malam!
I think people get sian too, all the pasar malams are almost the same everytime :(
really 冷冷清清 ...
People are keeping their money for a rainy day. You heard MM, we will take at least 3 years to get out of this recession if we are lucky. Unlucky, it will be 6 years. :(
I prefer the pasar malam in Msia. More varieties of stalls. They even sell vegetables and fish. I went to Vivo City yesterday. It was packed with people. Really confused! :(
I love "pasar malam " its also in The Netherlands and i'am also going there :))
In the Philippines, we have the same event called "Tiangge",where you can buy stuff for a very cheap price and also a chance to sell your homemade stuff.
WeekendSnapshot
i think many really are scared of the recession that what money they have they would just keep if and save.
maybe they were off to the beach? :)
Ah.......very long time not going to night market already lo.
aww..I wish I could go there and see the night market.
Thanks for visiting
People are just being smart buyers now that times are hard.
looks fun to visit ;)
My entry for WS post this week: in HERE. I hope that you can stop by as well. Thanks
looks a quiet night at the market. consumers are keeping their distance from markets & restaurants these days.
Same is the scene here!
It looks like a nice place where you can find a lot of interesting things to buy. I hope that the sales will pick up soon for the sake of the sellers.
To think all these pictures were taken on a weekend where shoppers mostly flock a store. Hard times, but this too shall pass.
i love to be there hehe'
nice to be back here dora
have a great day ahead
hope to see you in my blog again
We have that kind of market here too, like a Swap Meet. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
We have that kind here in the Philippines too. It's a lot cheaper from the regular store. :D have a great week Dora!
People mostly go to the pasar malam for the food, as most items being sold there can be easily found at the neighbourhood shops.
You are right about our pasar malam or whatever sale..the business is slow..by the way Thanks for the visit and have a nice day.
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