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Street vendors and hawkers Kuala Lumpur
112 Reviews Our group of 13 took the advice of a member who on a previous visit had eaten at the street restaurants on Jalan Alor. A beautiful Asian night setting with the road closed to normal traffic and the...
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Sweet Home Cafe Penang
1 Review Located at the northern end of King Street, to the south of the Padang, I popped in here for something to eat for lunch. I was the only foreigner and so was looked at a bit by office workers whilst I...
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Local food Melaka
70 Reviews There are many rave reviews on Sun May Hiong Satay house from many foodies. It was said that the satay sauce had pieces of pineapples in it. I had expected the sauce to be similar to satay celup sauce...
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KL (Menara) Tower Restaurant Kuala Lumpur
14 Reviews It was amazing - in just 4 weeks, the quality of the food as well as the staff has changed drastically and we had a perfect dinner last night. The food was really great and worth the money. The buffet...
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The Ship Penang
1 Review This restaurant comes alive at night. Looks like a galleon which has ran aground. Inside the staff are welcoming & dressed in sea costumes as the interior is all wood panel & replica of an old " Cutty...
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Chinese food Melaka
23 Reviews We managed to locate this family owned shop and had Teochew porridge for breakfast. Teochew porridge is just plain porridge, slightly watery and the rice does not break. It is different from the...
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Suria KLCC Kuala Lumpur
23 Reviews http://atheapartment.com/gallery.html The restaurant is nicely tucked away on the 1st floor facing the lake. It looks really good in the mornings when the sunlight just brighten up the place. Even at...
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Street vendors Melaka
14 Reviews The alley was not so brightly lit and there were two stalls selling similar things; on one side of the alley is a small drain. We wanted to sit on the tiny stools and the low tables near the stall but...
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Madam Kwan's Kuala Lumpur
20 Reviews Madam Kwan's serves mainly traditional Chinese food. The service was prompt. For those Muslim travellers, this restaurant is halal (just look out for the halal sign/logo outside the restuarant)....
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Indian food Melaka
6 Reviews Wow.. was impressed with the newly opened restaurant in Bukit Beruang, Melaka.. tried their Tandoori Chicken and it was delicious! and also the mutton pepper fry..amazingly good.. not actually a...
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Hard Rock Café Kuala Lumpur
12 Reviews We have a good friend who lives in Kuala Lumpur so he decided to take us to the Hard Rock Cafe for happy hour. Drinks are quite expensive here so this is the best time to go as drinks are two for the...
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Coffee shops Melaka
5 Reviews I guess that nothing to say about this well known coffee outlet chain in the world. Situated in Mahkota Parade Banda Hilir, it is surely a great place to have coffee and snacks. This outlet even...
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Planet Hollywood Kuala Lumpur
7 Reviews This place is great.... all that you would expect from a large chain! Very friendly and efficient service. Great hospitality. Reasonable prices. Good food. A a variety to choose from. All...
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Italian food Melaka
3 Reviews In Melaka, there are few pizza outlets that operates adopting to the fast food concept. The major pizza outlet here is Pizza Hut and Shakey's Pizza. As for myself, I rated Shakeys is better than...
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Moussandra (Greek and Spanish) Kuala Lumpur
5 Reviews I have been traveling in Asia for the last three months, using KL as my base. And everytime I am back, I head to this beautiful, old Mediterranean charm restaurant. Its just great to arrive there...
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Esquire Kitchen Kuala Lumpur
5 Reviews The dinner I had in this large restaurant was not an enjoyable one. I have hitherto rued my decision to dine there with my brother and his wife . I ordered sweet and sour pork, fried egg plants and...
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JW Marriott Hotel Kuala Lumpur
3 Reviews The location is at level three of Marriott Hotel. The chef I think worked with famous Aussie chef Tetsuya - so the food is inlcined to Tetsuya style. And i think the inclination to having a restaurant...
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Fong Lye Restaurant Kuala Lumpur
3 Reviews This restaurant have a lot of choices for Taiwan Specialties which is rather rare in Malaysia. Price is considered reasonable for set per pax but the drinks are a bit pricy. 3 bei Chicken (3 cup...
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Rain Nudle House Kuala Lumpur
5 Reviews Rain Nudle House is the first of the restaurants to be opened by the SEA Cuisine Group fo Restaurant... The restaurant is tasteful decorated with a cafe-themed interior to provide contemporary dining...
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Bon Ton Kuala Lumpur
3 Reviews Visited on Saturday, February,2 2008... 1) No child's menu and you can't ask them to prepare just potato or macaroni with nothing. 2) Service was ok - no problems. 3) Food was very so-so. Dishes...
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Prego at the Westin Kuala Lumpur
2 Reviews There are 3 types of tables to choose from; you may dine al fresco (especially if it's not too humid), downstairs near the open kitchen (if you aren't opposed to leaving the restaurant with your...
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Zipangu Kuala Lumpur
2 Reviews Zipangu gives a different taste to the 'regular' Japanese food. The choices here are more localized to the Malaysian culture, with usage of local fruits, spices to add zest to its choices. Pricing is...
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Restoran Baru Lee Kuala Lumpur
1 Review This is what we call as Big Fry in Malaysia - meaning it is a non airconditioned restaurant, fans usually with lots of tables inside and outside on the pavement, and sometimes the kitchen is exposed...
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Up on Bukit Malawati is a restaurant named De Steps. When we got into the restaurant we discovered that no one there spoke english and we didn't speak malay. We told them ikan and they brought a platter with a huge fish and some side dishes. That was the best fish I have ever tasted. We went back again the following night for more.There is also a great view from up on the hill.
The Promenade Cafe inside the Promenade Hotel, in Kota Kinabalu, puts out a super buffet. It was huge, filling one room, with the desserts in another. Everything we tried was very good also.I would recommend this restaurant highly.When we were there they were having a promotion called " Happy Harvest Festival".
It was so much fun having breakfast in the open air restaurant out on Gayana Island. You could sit and watch the fish swim around in the water as you was eating. The food was very good also. There was usually a buffet fro breakfast unless there were not many guests.Lunch and dinner was ordered off the menu. At night there were lights shining in the water so you could watch the fish then also.
Malaysia is a garden of fruits all year round. There are the usual pineapple, bananas, & papaya as well as some that you have probably never see before. Some are seasonal so you see different fruits at different times of the year. At least one will become your favorite that you long to taste after leaving Malaysia.It might be the durian, the guava, the rambutan, mangosteens, the jackfruit, the starfruit, or the pomelo. If you are lucky you will find them at times in your local superrnarket but it won't be the same.
Nasi Lemak is Malaysian most favourite nation breakfast meal. A typical Malay meal can be found almost any stalls and restaurants. Some restaurants to served Nasi Lemak as main meal for lunch or dinner. But the tradition is that should be eaten in the morning as breakfast. Nasi Lemak is consist of boiled coconut rice served with spicy prawn paste, anchovies, peanuts, boiled egg and fresh slices cucumber.
One of Penang specialties is the "asam laksa" noodle soup, and our local friend Stacey took us for a taste of the best in town at a "hawker" food area near, or on the way to, Kek Lok Si temple in Georgetown. We sat at a table on the roadside, next to the boiling laksa cauldron, and had our share of the spicy, tasty, huge soup that came in a bowl. Next stall was selling squeezed sugar cane juice and we took advantage of it. I don't have a clear picture of the ingredients, but it's basically rice noodles in a thick broth made with fish along with chili peppers, fresh mint leaves and other spices.Many customers bought it to go into plastic bags and the cook was very busy with the ladle.If you're not comfortable with street cuisine, with splashes of cooking food or dishwashing on the ground near an open sewer, try something else. We enjoyed it and it was a great experience.
If not for its location, I would not rate Harper's one of the best eateries.The restaurant has an indoor room and an al-fresco area, both overlooking the Melaka river. We got a window table on the historical natural harbor that helped the city to flourish, our view was on boat traffic and the opposite river bank. The facing restaurant backyard was not the cleanest, as it looked like a practical dumpsite for that eatery's leftovers. In fact, a monitor lizard stopped for a snack right there on the stone steps before slipping into the murky waters again.Ceiling fan, smells and sights contributed to an exotic ambience that made us wonder what life would have been in those days of the early European outpost and following centuries. Food selection is rather limited and we tried two varieties of fish ("ikan" in Malay) and an eggplant dish accompannied by coconut rice ("nasi lemak"). Pretty...
Simply Delicious. Chicken Rice...what else?My VT Friend Celio (lovely person) from PH, was in KL.I took her to this place, she loved it.The restaurent Guy took this memorable fhoto of us .Sorry i didnt take the from view of the Restaurant. Anyway, i was entertaining my Vt friend, and not promoting the Restaurant's image anyway.
Backpakcers ( and even the richies ) should be happy to know that the most popular breakfast snack costs only 60 - 80 sen in most places in Malaysia, city or village.The famous ROTI CANAI could be an Indian idea, but now no one knows whether it's Arabic, Malay or Malaysian invention.But try it, less than US 0.50 for ROTI CANAI plus your coffee ( or chocolate ). What a way to survive !@ If you don't mind sticking to this diet, you could survive a month in Malaysia with only RM 50 ! Good ones like Nasi Kandar shops ( Indian Muslims ) give you this in comfort and bright cheerful surroundings.In the smaller towns and kampungs, you could be sitting beside the highway and taking in much dust when you try to enjoy your ROI CANAI !But survive you will, fear not ...........
A must try for all tourists , these is the famous local food .I love them..Just beware , sometimes can be too spicy...but u can advise them before you order your food.... My favorites are these.Rice Curry Ice lemon TeaMurtabak Teh Tarik as well
Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur
23 Reviews and 1115 Opinions Had a comfortable night sleep in the hotel. Nice Bathroom and bedsheets. Wide spread of Breakfast....
Eastern And Oriental Hotel Penang
16 Reviews and 473 Opinions Like other reviewers, we didn't actually stay here, we had a drink the bar which overlooks the...
Aldy Hotel Negeri Melaka
1 Review and 55 Opinions Aldy Hotel is situated in centre of Melaka Town next to the Police Station and opposite the...
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