PETALING JAYA: From enjoying traditional Indian snacks like muruku to meeting up with beloved relatives and old friends or just taking a much-needed vacation, Malaysians are prepped and ready to have some fun this Deepavali.
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Thursday, 21 Jan 2021 10:51 AM MYT
By Lee Khang Yi
Celebrate the season with fragrant, delicate kuih kapit from the Lim family stall in Bangsar (left). Located at the Lucky Garden morning market, the Lim family stall also sells these slightly savoury, crunchy peanut candy bars (right) Pictures by Lee Khang Yi
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KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 21 We may be stuck at home but the festive snacking must go on in the lead up to Chinese New Year.
Not only does it keep your spirits up (sugar rush!), it s a great way to connect with friends and family as we send out cookie gifts to them.