Glutton Street (Jalan Haji Abu)

Glutton Street, officially Jalan Haji Abu, is a well-known open-air food street in the centre of Muar town, Johor, near the Muar River. It is notable as Muar's main street-food hub, lined with hawker stalls and small eateries serving local Johor specialities such as Muar otak-otak, mee bandung Muar, asam pedas and satay. Popular with locals and visitors, it offers an affordable introduction to the town's diverse culinary heritage in a casual street setting.

Visitors can expect a short, busy street lined with open-air hawker stalls, small restaurants and roadside tables and chairs. The setting is urban and casual, with food prepared and served at stalls along the pavement. Visitors can walk along the street, view a variety of Malay, Chinese and Indian-influenced dishes being cooked, order from different stalls, and dine at shared outdoor seating. The area is most lively in the evening when most stalls are operating.

Jalan Haji Abu has long served as a central commercial and food street in Bandar Muar, reflecting the town's development as a riverside trading centre in Johor. Over time it became known locally as Glutton Street due to its concentration of hawker stalls serving traditional Muar dishes.

The street showcases Muar's multicultural food culture, with Malay, Chinese and Indian influences visible in its dishes and stall offerings. It is regarded as a community dining spot and a representation of Johor's local culinary heritage.