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    Ramadan in Sydney, Australia IFTAR Street Food Ramadan walking tour March 2024



    Ramadan in Sydney, Australia IFTAR Street Food Ramadan walking tour March 2024

    This award-winning event attracted more than 1.4 million people in 2023 there are over 65 food stalls with yummy food and drink some highlights of food there are mutab camel Burgers barbecue chicken fajita Shi wraps chips on a stick and delicious drinks and desserts most foods are around $15 drinks and

    Desserts are around $9 sweet corn is $5 to $7 and chips on sticks are $5 or $7 shops and stores open longer during the month of Ramadan 2 the event is right outside the Lemba train station taking the train is convenient the public toilets are on two sides of Lemba station more food stores along two sides of lamba station free filtered water is available outside the station there is limited parking and new strict parking restrictions with heavy fines

    For some streets free shuttle buses run between campy Lemba and Rosland this store selling barbecue sticks and sweet corn at $5 each is one of the Stalls with the longest queue got EX That’s brother chicken bre The best moito the best moito Yes have there Here than thank you love My she [Applause] Up Lat two hands Sh that up and chili yeah garlic garlic chili we just a there a cam I’ll give you two b in a second I’ve got one already from I’ve already got one from brother no cheese no cheese yeah My Back Come and try come and try come and try what a man oh this One [Applause] where you IAM number one I was very good good good good very good number one Good Very Good Very fresh mojito guys fresh on spee back What do you want to you like the entrance you Are

    IFTAR Street Food in Sydney, Australia for RAMADAN!!! IFTAR Street Food in Australia.
    One of Sydney’s most popular cultural events, Ramadan Nights Lakemba 2024 opens every Thursday to Sunday 6 pm to 3 am from now until the 8th of April. #ramadan #ramadannights #sydney #australia #ramadanmubarak #vlog #travelvlog #ramadan2024 #iftar

    This award-winning event attracted more than 1.4 million people in 2023. There are over 65 food stalls with yummy food and drink.
    Some highlights of food there are Mutabbaq, camel burgers, BBQ, Chicken Fajita, shahi wraps, chips on a stick, and delicious drinks and desserts. Most foods are around $15, drinks and desserts are around $9, sweet corn is $5 to $7, and chips on sticks are $5 or $7.

    23 Comments

    3. @mohammadkhan3918 on

      But the food here are too expensive for pensioners to afford. 1 glass of lemonade is $15. Asian food are nice and very tasty but not very healthy with full of oil. Although I liked the home made buttermilk which had the taste of Fiji's homemade dahi.(yogurt)

    4. @user-xt1kb4tw8b on

      Many thanks to Traveleat channel for showing Muslim Ramadan video.
      Along with this, all those involved in the management of Traveleat channel are invited to believe in One God and come under the shade of Islam.
      لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله
      Traveleat চ্যানেলকে অসংখ্য ধন্যবাদ মুসলিমদের Ramadan video তুলে ধরার জন্য.

      সেই সাথে Traveleat চ্যানেল পরিচালার সাথে সম্পৃক্ত সকলকে এক আল্লাহ প্রতি বিশ্বাস স্থাপন এবং ইসলামের ছায়াতলে আসার জন্য দাওয়াত রইল।
      لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله

    6. @fedesetrtatio1 on

      That is the difference between a true prophet and a false prophet. Prophet Jesus fasted on bread and water for 40 days and 40 nights. Mohammad the false prophet fasted during the day and feasted during the night. He switched his eating times and called it fasting.

    10. @ivanbaric4017 on

      It used to be special to visit another country. Now, within few streets you can taste the
      whole world. Not a fan. Ramadan should to more about you and God not food and
      night life. Cost too much as well, way way too much.

    19. @soullessnight6539 on

      Damn, they be taking over Australia and you guys celebrating it. Seeing women walk the streets in the video. You know how they treat their women and you participate. Fast growing religion in Australia is theirs and you celebrate. Ignorance at its finest.

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