NEW!Top 6 Places for Johor Bahru Chinese New Year Shopping 2025!(& Chinese New Year Goodies Tasting)

[@AgnesLeong-jx7tw]

Thank you for the very comprehensive coverage on JB CNY goodies. Great video!

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for your kind compliments. Enjoy your preparations for the upcoming CNY and have a blessed day! 😊

[@ccteo3253]

Thanks for great coverage on JB CNY bazaars!

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you very much for your kind comment and for checking out our video. Have a blessed day!😊

[@Firpoon1]

very comprehensive video. Appreciate very much and Happy CNY to u both. Kamsia

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for watching our video. We are glad that it’s useful and really appreciate your feedback. Wishing you and your family a Happy, Blessed Chinese New Year! Cheers!😊

[@amosljl1995]

My family and I love your content so much ❤ keep it up and always looking forward to your next video, cheers 🎉🥰

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you very much for your kind support and encouragement. So glad that you and your family enjoyed the content. We’ll definitely keep working at it. Have a blessed day ahead! 😊❤️

[@playtime.valerie-chloe]

Awesome content as always. After ur video, the causeway will be even more jam.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hahaha🤣…Thank you very much for your kind words…we hope that our video could really have that type of impact someday😅 Very glad you enjoyed the video. Have a blessed day ahead!😊

[@cocolatejkrj]

Great video ! Happy new year ❤❤❤

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for your kind compliments. Happy new year to you too!😊❤️❤️❤️

[@audreykuah3969]

Thank you so much. Stumbled onto your channel and really appreciate your video and detailed information.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you very much for your kind feedback. Glad you enjoyed the video. Have a blessed night😊

[@piaklim3420]

Thank you for sharing these wonderful new year stores, I am so envious, right here in Australia, faraway from Sydney, no atmosphere at all. Wish you guys a very happy Chinese New Year 🎉🎉🎉🌸🧧

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for watching our video. Glad it brought you some pre-CNY cheer❤️😊Wish you a most happy and blessed Chinese New Year!🍊🍊😊😊

[@kelvinTan-j8b]

Thank you for the video and have always been watching your JB trips with good recommendations. Happy New Year to both of you too. Huat ar!!!

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for watching our videos. Very heartened to know that the recommendations have been useful. We’ll continue to do our best. Have a Happy & Prosperous New Year! 🍊🍊😊😊

[@kelvinTan-j8b]

@@travelsandroadtrips Thank you and God keeps you safe and Bless you guys. A very loving cheerful Christian couple. Happy New Year to you!

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Thank you! God bless you abundantly too!🙌🏻😊

[@alwinyike5878]

Good and insightful video for 2025.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for your kind feedback. Happy to know that it’s insightful. Have a blessed day!😊

[@OET-n4d]

Thanks for your recommendation. Went Sutera mall to buy from 大四喜and City Square mall to buy from joymum’s

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! You are most welcomed!😊Hope you had a great time doing your CNY shopping. Cheers!😊

[@lingxinru6777]

Where could get the cheapest?

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Based on what we saw during our video shoot, we find that the shop, Laotouzi(老头子) at Masai area in JB, offers CNY goodies at prices generally lower than other places. The drawback is they don’t allow sampling of their cookies. We hope this helps. Thank you for checking out our video and happy CNY shopping! Cheers😊

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi again! We were at Johor Jaya today and saw they have some promotions going on for the cookies at RM15 per canister and RM68 for 5 canisters. Seems to be the cheapest we came across so far. Cheers!😊

[@mindfreak4727]

good content.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching. Have a blessed day ahead!😊

[@wongkelena]

Thank you for informative videos. Beside bak kwa meat jerky, chinese sausage. Any curved meats. I think CNY cookies there is an also limitations. In short SG SFA are controlled food imported food n fruits.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! You’re right, thank you for point it out.👍🏻There are limitations on importing food and fruits into Singapore. For processed foods like biscuits, cookies, nuts, etc, according to the latest SFA regulations, the combined weight of all items should not exceed 5kg or 5 litres and the total value should not exceed S$100 per traveller. For fruits and vegetables, a small hand-carry size amount is permitted. Thank you for checking out our video. Have a blessed day! 😊

[@ricohflex-77]

Very nice video episode. Thanks for sharing JB CNY 2025 shopping venues. What about Aeon Tebrau? Maybe too far and not convenient for most Singaporeans who do not drive. CNY shopping is all about the mood that the place can create. Shoppers will buy if they are in good mood, even if they do not need the cookies and tit bits.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Nice to hear from you😊 Indeed CNY shopping is about enjoying the festive mood too. We did check out Aeon Tebrau last Friday but they only have CNY hampers sales event organised by a few brands and a stage for CNY shows. That’s why we did not feature Aeon Tebrau this year. Thank you for watching our video, really appreciate your support and sharing👍🏻Have a great evening!😊

[@tansiew1034]

Kindly advise what bus number from jb sentral to this place???

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! We have not tried getting around by bus to the places featured in this video before, so we could only advise based on what we could search from Google: 1. For Johor Jaya CNY Bazaar, from JB Sentral, take Bus T14 to Aeon Tebrau. The bus journey to Aeon Tebrau will take approximately 33 mins, depending on traffic conditions, with 17 stops along the way. From Aeon Tebrau, it’s an 18 mins walk to the Johor Jaya CNY Bazaar. Apparently, this is the fastest way to get to Johor Jaya via bus and there don’t seem to be any bus-stops any nearer to the bazaar itself. 2. To go to Sutera Mall, take bus T30 from JB Sentral to McDonald’s Taman Sutera Utama. Journey time is approximately 20 mins with 10 stops along the way. From McDonald’s Taman Sutera, walk 20 mins Sutera Mall. 3. For Laotouzi and Paradigm Mall, we can’t seem to find any clear information. 4. If you wish to visit Ming Ang and you are at JB Sentral, we would recommend checking out their outlet at JB City Square instead which just across the road from JB Sentral, instead of going all the way to Bukit Indah, which will likely take you about 90 mins or so including walking time. Once again, as we have not tried visiting these places via bus from JB Sentral, it is best to verify the accuracy of the above information with the staff at JB Sentral, in case the bus routes or bus service number has changed. Hope the above helps. Thank you for checking out our video and have a blessed day😊

[@tansiew1034]

@travelsandroadtrips thanks for your updates

[@travelsandroadtrips]

You are most welcome! Cheers😊

[@cac1504]

Bak kwa prices in S'pore S$75/kg, up S$2-S$3/kg as Chinese New Year nears. Much Cheaper in JB.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Yes, Bak Kwa is definitely much cheaper in JB. Hopefully the authority will allow Bak Kwa to be brought into Singapore in small quantities soon. Thank you for checking out our video, and have a blessed evening😊

[@flobam6360]

Hi, so this bazaar is from. No 1 address given? It open from 6am? 😂 Some say open later afternoon. Confuse liao

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! The official opening hours for Johor Jaya CNY Bazaar is 6am to midnight. But personally we have not been there at 6am before so not sure about the level of activity at that hour. Our guess is some stalls may be opened but some closed. Perhaps the closer to CNY, more stalls will be opened at earlier hours. But for this kind of bazaar, personally we feel the best time to go is late afternoon onwards coz the vibe tend to feel more bustling and festive from late afternoon to evening. We realised there’s an error in the address at the description and have amended accordingly. Thank you for checking out our video. Have a blessed evening😊

[@jayneang4141]

👍🙏

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for your thumbs up. Have a blessed day😊

[@benk7177]

Wow bak kwa not cheap in ringgit.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Yes indeed with dollar for dollar comparison, bak kwa is not cheap in ringgit We only find it relatively more affordable due to the favourable exchange rates at the moment. Otherwise, it is definitely not cheap by any standards. Thank you for watching our video and have a blessed day! 😊

[@adrianho5296]

If Bak kwa cannot bring in sg , why are you promoting so many of the stalls ?

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for your message. For this video, we try to cover stalls which we feel are unique in some way or another, while at the same time address the needs of our viewers from different geographical locations including viewers in Malaysia, for whom the bak kwa recommendations may be useful. For our Singaporean viewers, we hope these recommendations may be helpful for those who are either looking to buy bak kwa for their friends/relatives/associates in Malaysia or for their own personal consumption while in Malaysia. Hope this clarifies. Thank you for checking out our video and have a blessed day😊

[@familyfamily5541]

It's lunear and not chinese new year. Please correct it.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for your message. We believe that Chinese New Year and Lunar New Year can be used interchangeably, and since Chinese New Year is a term that also resonates with people, we believe its usage is also acceptable. Hope this clarifies. Thank you for checking out our video and have a blessed day😊

[@familyfamily5541]

Chinese new year only for local china man and occur in china.

[@travelsandroadtrips]

Hi! Thank you for your comment. We believe Chinese New Year is celebrated and enjoyed by Chinese all over the world, and not confined to Chinese in China. Cheers!😊