Vegetarian Fair at Lake Titiwangsa
I never heard of a vegetarian fair before until I was told about it when I went to my parents place last Sunday (28th November, 2010) . I was excited and eager to find out what's in that fair. I mean I am pretty interested in all foods fair but never got the chance to go to any of them. So, it was a hush decision to go there at about 11am. The food there is almost sold out by the time we reached lake Titiwangsa. It is the oldest lake in KL and I have never been there for say, 20 years or so. Yeah, I once told my friend that we are all pretty excited and even make it our mission to travel to other parts of the world, to see other countries' tall building, oldest castle and lake but never bother to visit our own. How so? I don't get it. Maybe it is the mindset of the conveniency in visiting those places that we don't think much of visiting our own historical or unique places in our country. But now I think it should not be so.
Well back to the vegetarian fair. First, you have to buy cash vouchers in order for you to buy food. The fair is not too big with a few stalls surrounding the lake side. They pretty much sell the same thing, rojak, nasi lemak, pau (dumpling), ice-kacang, fruit juices, pizza and etc. I am interested in trying their pizza but too bad the stall is too crowded that I didn't even get a foot in front of that stall. Overall, it is nothing much to see but I do hope they have a much more interesting vegetarian products next year.
They are frying something yummy.....but can't really tell because it is too crowded....
A group of volunterring students street performing? ...Nice uniform !
