Don’t you feel that during Ramadan the traffic is too painful to bear with? That’s why, most of the time, I prefer to break my fasting at the office and go home straight after, where the streets are strangely empty and I reach home in less than an hour. I call that 1 hour in between the Maghrib and when people rush to the nearest restaurant as ‘the golden hour’.
We usually walk around Kemang vicinity to look for the food for breaking our fast. During Ramadan, you will see people selling tajil, ice dessert variety, and of course, the sinful gorengan at almost every corner. So it isn’t hard for us to find something.
What food do you usually eat during iftar? Do you go with sweet dishes or you dive straight into dinner?
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