This market operates for only one month a year—exclusively during the fasting period—offering a wide range of products necessary for breaking the fast (iftar).
The uniqueness of the iftar market lies in the fact that here you can find homemade dishes that are considered healthy and meet the requirements of those who are fasting. Vendors prepare a variety of treats, including vegetables and fruits, salads, special types of bread, sweets, as well as spicy meat dishes and other ready-made products.
Davranbek Akbaraliev, one of the vendors, shared that work begins after the noon prayer, and there are always many people at the market.
“We come after the Peshin prayer and work until the iftar. We have samsa, light dishes, aspic, chuchuk, various types of sausages, smoked chicken rolls, as well as dumba, which we prepare ourselves. We work all month, and many buyers come to us. The most popular items are light dishes, aspic, chuchuk, beef tongue, kuyruq, and sausages,” he noted.
Vendor Mahabat Kurmanbekova also urged city residents to visit this cozy market.
“We work here and offer boorsoks, zharmu, kurut, and many other products. Come to the iftar market and choose what you like. I congratulate everyone on the beginning of the month of Orozо,” she said.
The iftar market is not just a place for trade, but a symbol of abundance, harmony, and unity during the holy month of fasting. City residents preparing for the evening iftar can find everything they need here.
