You may have seen the night market in Taiwan and now you will see the Malaysian way. Unlike in Taiwan, where the night market is held every night at the same place (for some but not all), the pasar malam in Malaysia, the vendors will move from housing area to housing area daily. Today it could be here and tomorrow will be another area but next week on the same day, they will be back. They will usually start setting up their stalls by late 4pm till about closing time around 10pm.
So coincidently, I was passing an area and there was a pasar malam. It has been quite a while since I had visited one. This was a small one over a short stretch of street.
Vendor will lay their items on the floor.
Items from little household stuff to ladies accessories to fruits to street food to raw food like fish, chicken and other uncooked food.
Light snacks and variety of biscuits…
… to Chinese prayers stuff.
Food van selling ‘lok lok’ where the food like squid or fish ball or vegtables are skewed on to a wooden stick and the customer would choose and dip it into a common boiling pot of hot water till the food is cook and then eat along with the sauces available.
A Malay stall selling malay food and satay..
Mangosteen season….
Fruits… like oranges, apple, persimmon…
vegetables…..
Anyone want chicken feet?
Lastly street food .. this vendor is selling fried Koay Kak.
Outlook in Life 
Mangosteen is the best!
Yup… especially the mangosteen which comes from older trees.. they are more sweeter.
Ohh I wish to be there!
I know you will like it if you were here.
ohh well …now I gonna weep!