Passa mallla, what can I tell you about the joys about night market of Malaysia? Passa malla happens, usually once a week in a particular area, in a town in Malaysia, while in my particular place, my Passa malla happens in Heapo garden where we live. Let me paint the scene for you in a seemingly plain landscape in a residential area usually it comes alive during sunset. All the street vendors will start setting up their stores, bringing the atmosphere to life by the noise it creates My advice. So when you visit a Passa malla, always wear some loose fitting clothes because it's hot and it's humid. I have a systematic way of going to the Passa malla, I have to prepare beforehand. I always not have lunch nor dinner because I wanted to try all the foods the Passa malla has to offer. We have a systematic way of going down one lane and then packing back again, walking the opposite way, making sure we do not miss any stores at all. It can vary from food stores, clothes, stores, tools, toys, fruit or vegetables. I mean, there is an array of stores on offer. Apart from the myriad of smells, it could be charring, it could be steaming, it could be deep frying. I mean, the array of snacks the array of fruit. But most importantly is the noise and noise of joy's eating, laughing, chatting, selling. It's so noisy. And bustling, but you feel like you walking through a field of possibilities that you just want to eat everything. Try everything buy everything. And it happens once a week. And this box hopefully will bring you the food element of a Passa malla. This Passa malla box brings you my favorite foods of the Passa malla the cha coi pia, the big wok fry noodles. You can see flames coming out the side Just the vendors frantically putting ingredients and frantically woking them at high speeds and then presenting you with these beautiful, silky noodles down to the steaming shoe mai which is my brother's favourite. He cannot ignore shoe mai. You might be eat from street vendor or from the gourmet dim sum restaurant. In Malaysia. He just cannot help himself buying shoe mai. So just bringing you an element of the magic of Passa malla from Malaysia through this box. The most common scene of me strolling through Passa malla always having something in my hand, be it a food or drink while pointing out the things I'm going to buy next and frantically trying to find the money in my pocket to do so so that I don't miss the opportunity that is the joy of going to Passa malla.