Originally called “Sultan Road”, Bussorah Street is one of the most famous streets in Sultan gate, drawing many tourists who flock to see the noteworthy Sultan Mosque. In the past, Bussorah Street was known as Kampong Kaji (Pilgrim Village), as it was where many pilgrims undertaking the haji to mecca would gather. Along and around this street, there would be many sheikh haji, pious men known for their knowledge of the haj, who would help with their preparations.
Today, Bussorah Street is lined with Middle Eastern restaurants, tourist shops, and other interesting little shops (such as Lickety, Wardah Books, Konditori Bakery).
- Restaurants
- Night view from Sultan Mosque
- Dining under the stars
- Crowded outdoor dining
- Bussorah Mall at night
- Tourists attraction
- View from Sultan Mosque
- Cube Hotel
- Empty street during Circuit Breaker Phase 1
- Lepak at Rayz menu
- Lepak at Rayz
- Evening at Bussorah Mall
- Wardah Bookstore
- Lifestyle Store
- Scene on a rainy day
- Scenic backdrop for video and photo-taking
- OKG iftar 2018
- Passion at Kg Glam – Gambus
- Passion at Kg Glam – Chef Mel’s cooking demo
- Passion at Kg Glam – Dikir Barat
- Passion at KgGlam – Congkak
- Passion at Kg Glam – Angklung
- Mezze from Sultan Turkish Restaurant