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MeiYen says:
No visit to Penang will be complete if you haven’t tried the street / hawker food. Portions are usually small; hence you could order a variety to try. Or maybe I am just giving myself an excuse to eat more… :) There’s no one dish which is my personal favourite, I love them all.
Here are s…
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alexchan says:
This is the best fine dining experience in Kuching. In fact it is my favourite restaurant in the entire world - excellent food in great ambience.
It is converted from an old Malay style house with oriental décor inside (eg. Chinese and nyonya antiques, Buddhas). The food is east-me…
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borneoboy says:
One of the most popular food places in Kuching for locals and visitors alike is the Top Spot Seafood Centre. It is located right in the town centre, on top of a multi-storey car park. An open-air concept, the best time to visit is in the evening when it is not too warm.
The seafood here is consis…
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heewei85 says:
I like coffee at Calanthe.
They have 13 states coffee (Malaysia 13 states). I like Terrenganu's coffee.
Recently they have a new menu, which is Melaka Ice blended coffee. It's nice. Not very sweet. Heard that next week they will have another ice blended coffee coming out...
If you visit Me…
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IvanG says:
I have eaten at many Indian restaurants in my life, but this one beats them all. The atmosphere is very authentic, and the food is so delicious! You should not leave KL without going here. Actually, Bombay Palace is a chain in many city's around the world.
The waiters are very talkative in an…
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ErnaButterfly says:
This steak house is our family restaurant for birthday celebrations or family gatherings.
From the menu - Sirloin steak and mashed potatoes with sparkling red grape juice and occasionally we would have the fresh lobster.
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El Cerdo
1 review
#7 of 96 restaurants in Malaysia
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MeiYen says:
Porky Pig’s nightmare but my ultimate heaven… from nose to tail eating and yes, it’s all about pork! The restaurant is always full so make reservation in advance.
Their signature dish would probably be the suckling pig. One suckling pig could serve four. They do offer the option of half a…
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ErnaButterfly says:
Traditional Kelantanese cuisine
1. Nasi dagang
made by special nasi dagang glutinous rice cooked together with added coconut milk and is eaten with side dishes of chicken or ‘ikan tongkol’ (tuna fish) curry and hard boiled eggs.
2. Nasi berlauk
Rice with side dishes of chicken curry or…
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Horus380 says:
Beng Traditional Chicken Rice is located in the blue hawker center across from the copthorne hotel in Tanjung Bungah, Penang. I have been to many different food stalls around the island and can't find better value for money than the chicken rice.
For only 3 Ringgit (1 USD) you get a large portio…
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kc_chan17 says:
Sabah is by far the best place to get seafood. Gaya Seafood Restaurant is one of those treasures, that not many tourist know about. It is situated in Inanam. I know how to drive there, but giving directions, I'll go back and let pay more attention to the detail. Most locals will be able to direct yo…
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Mai Makan
1 review
#11 of 96 restaurants in Malaysia
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robolist says:
"Mai Makan" in English meaning "Lets Eat". What are you waiting for? Come over to Mai Makan to eat some fantastic traditional Northern style Malay cooking.
Our Cook originally comes from the Northern town of Taiping, where she was famous for her cooking. People would especially come from all over…
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YuKai says:
The portions are huge, there is no way around it. No matter what you may think before you enter, just be sure you are one hungry human. I normally do quite a good job in finishing my meals, but even I had to leave a part of my main behind so I could fit in dessert. You may say that's a waste, but lo…
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sunshine28051979 says:
Tajine is a nice restaurant at Bukit Bintang. They serve Moroccan and Lebanese food.
It is infront of the Picollo Hotel and Lot 10.
I like this place. The staff are nice. The restaurant is clean and looks good.
I tried the following dishes:
1st day
• Fish & Rice (I love fish)
I loved…
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cja17 says:
Every meal I had in Melaka was a cut above, but Capitol Satay wins the foodie 100m sprint with clear air between it and the rest of the field - no photo finish required.
It's one of a select few Melakan restaurants specialising in Satay Celup - cooking skewered food in a big bucket of satay gravy…
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Jopin says:
American Chilli's, or now simply known as Chilli's, is THE place to enjoy juicy burgers, heavenly salads, steaks as well fajitas and nachos in Kuala Lumpur.
The first Chilli's opened in Bangsar, which is the Beverly Hills of Kuala Lumpur city. Located in the Bangsar Shopping Center, the restaura…
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