The answer is yes! I bought this packet of freshly roasted popcorn from the Soya Bean/Tau Fu Fah Milk vendor that I used to frequent every Saturday morning in Kepong Baru wet market. Sometimes it just takes a packet of popcorn to make the kids happy. My daughter loves popcorn and she almost finished the whole packet as soon as I came back from the market, leaving very little for his brother. This stall owner is also very generous in selling the soya bean milk. For RM2, you can get a large packet to fill at least four glasses. Well, I guess the food stuff in wet market is relatively cheaper than elsewhere. The only drawback is the market is always very crowded and packed with people. But then, no crowd, no fun! Would you go to a wet market that is empty without any customers? It is always nice to slowing sip my coffee in the morning while watching the wet market patrons buying their daily needs and vendors trying to sell their wares to passer by.
P.S : Map of Kepong Baru Wet Market in my previous post below
Related post on Kepong Baru Wet Market
1) http://peteformation.blogspot.com/2008/11/rm-180-breakfast-at-kepong-baru-wet.html
2) http://peteformation.blogspot.com/2008/12/nasi-lemak-and-teh-tarik-breakfast-at.html
3) http://peteformation.blogspot.com/2008/10/penang-kueh-kark-fried-rice-flour.html
