

Putu bambu has become more popular over the years but we prefer the steamed rice cake in piring form for an even distribution of gula Melaka. Speaking of gula Melaka, you really want putu piring that has its sugar-to-rice-flour ratio just right.
Located all along the street leading to Aeon Wangsa Maju and accessible from the overhead bridge at Wangsa Maju LRT station, this bazaar is long and seemingly endless so be in the mood for lots of walking. A lot of the stalls here sell more or less the same items so it’s hard to figure out which you should choose. Surveying the stalls in terms of food preparation and technique should help, and try not to settle for the first stall you see because chances are, there’ll be another selling the same. Here are some stalls we like.
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Roti John Cheese
Wangsa Maju has no shortage of roti John stalls, but this stall stands out for its long queue. The Cheezy BBQ is said to be a favourite, but ours had very little cheese so it's good to ask for more. Other combinations include garlic sauce, thousand island and even tuna if you're so inclined.
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