Think delicious. Think Ramli.

The occasional night market (pasar malam) has finally arrived to a place near you. So you empty your piggy bank, get out your electric fan and venture into the warm hustle and bustle.

Your ears pick up familiar songs blaring from the other end of the bazaar. How familiar, you ask? Twinkle twinkle little star familiar. Yes, those annoying nursery rhymes that you could never forget. You never will, so as long these bazaars keep on playing those classic tunes. Nostalgia. You attempt to struggle to the front of the stall to look at the CDs containing these songs. $5.90- $10.90 each. You would be better off downloading the songs through P2P.

Yet, this is not what you're looking for. You're looking for food! So stop ogling the pretty girl by the potted plant stall, and get back to the agenda.

You see a line of tables laid next to each other, an asssortment of fried food laying innocently before you as you fail to lay your hands on them unless you pay. Why? Over- heated metal casings and a glass barrier. Cuttlefish balls, chicken nuggets, fried fish fillets, even fried tofu. Apparently these stall-holders have a knack for throwing anything edible into the deep-fryer. Alas, 'anything fried tastes good'. Hm.

Bah, this is not what you're looking for. You walk past the sausage waffles, the Yakitori balls and even the Japanese pizzas. You see something. No wait, false alarm. That's just the 'authentic' Indonesian Shark's Fin going for $2 a bowl. What, you're not looking for that? It's shark's fin, mind you! Damn, you're a picky one.

Tidbit stalls, game stalls, ooh. Bingo. Satay stall? Not that either? What in the bloody-
-Ah! You're looking for a Ramli!
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A Ramli Special, I suppose?

No wonder. A carefully fried omelette wraps around a tasty chicken/beef/fish patty, covered with freshly diced vegetables and sauted with a smother of barbecue sauce and mayonnaise. All that atop a generous slice of cheese and lightly toasted buns.

All these for a reasonable price of $3.50.

"... Wait, $3.50? That's insanely expensive! You can get two meals in school for that amount!"
$3.50 for a throughly enjoyable meal, for one can never get enough of Ramli Specials.

The sauce just oozes out into your mouth as you take your first bite, the omelette breaking off easily as your canines sink into the juicy meat of the burger. In the meantime, the texture is heavenly, as the freshly diced lettuce complement the tomato slices, providing the extra crunch in the burger. Your first chew brings forth ecstacy as the molten cheese brings you to a new high. Now tell me, isn't this small amount of money worth an experience like no other?

This burger is fit for the junk-food-loving gods. In fact, this burger tastes so good it can no longer be considered junk food. It should be a staple for any Ramli enthusiast.

(Sources say that for just RM4, one can get the same with extra ingredients like maggi seasoning and sausages etc.)

Sinfully delicious.
Why?
Because it's a Ramli.