| Signage for the Halal Food Expo 2017/Hari Raya Mega Sale. |
| This perfume and calligraphy outlet is a regular exhibitor at MegaXpress events. |
| There was a lot of interest in the S$80 orthopaedic prayer mat, which was made out of some kind of foam. |
| Tables have been set up so visitors can eat comfortably and watch the entertainment at the same time. The stage is on the left. |
| Food trucks offered a slightly surreal experience in the exhibition hall. |
| Halal durian mochi from QQ. The booth featured halal foods from Japan and Korea. |
| Something unusual: Cuban-style pressed sandwiches. |
| Barley based snacks from Al-Sunnah. They also sold dates and figs. |
| OlBlend offered four flavours of chilled beverages. |
| Ice cream and macarons. This booth offered macaron sundaes from S$5.90. |
| Air madu (honeyed water) for S$1 and air kurma (dates mixed with water) for S$2. |
| There were a lot of dates available, especially the much-prized Ajwah dates. |
| One of the more unusual food items on offer was chimney cake, seen at the top of the picture. |
| Juices were common, such as the mango juice pictured. There were a couple of stalls selling fresh mango as well. |
| Hijab pins and other accessories for ladies. |
| NurSyaf was one of the many hijab retailers at the event. |
| Collections of cosmetics, including from Usha's and Huda. |
| Note Cosmetics carries a halal certificate from Turkey. |
| This stall sold matching khimar with jubah. |
| Just the sleeves. |
| Rings with semi-precious stones from Thailand. |
Interested?
MegaXpress International organises events regularly over the course of a year. Many of the exhibitors return for all of the events.
Read the Suroor Asia blog post about dates, including Ajwah