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Fakz says:
First food which I’ve in Malaysia was at Nasi Kandar Pelita restaurant. Someone told me that it was an old restaurant of Kuala lumpur. Nasi Kandar Pelita was nearest open air food court from our Hotel Crown princess. I think it was 10 minutes walk away from our hotel. We’ve reached Malaysia at m…
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port view
1 review
#32 of 97 restaurants in Malaysia
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riessie says:
Lekkere vis.
Je blijft je verbazen over die heerlijke smaken.
Tijdens het eten word er nog gedanst (lokaal)
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jbrennanwpg says:
A few MUSTS
1. Get up early and grab a bowl of their famous porridge. Its the best in Miri town, no doubt about that. It's texture is amazing (having it cooked with charcoal is probably making the porridge better than the rest). BE THERE EARLY. The man starts selling at about 7 am and the last bowl…
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tvillingmarit says:
Cheap Charlie is my favourite restaurant in Kuala Lumpur, It is placed in Bangsar Village nearby my sister’s apartment at Jalan Bukit Pantai.
If you like Chinese dishes this is the place for you. You can select dishes from a large a la carte menu.
The dishes includes pungent sauces and seasonin…
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Mustafas
1 review
#35 of 97 restaurants in Malaysia
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znabel says:
If I'm not mistaken you'll find this restaurant at Lebuh Chulia street (at least that's where I think it is). Either way -> just ask around for Mustafas. They have a big green sign.If you are lucky enough to find your way to Mustafa you'll be able to eat some really good Indian food. It's pretty …
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sunshine28051979 says:
I like this place.
It's a pleasure to go there whenever I'm at Centre Point.
I usually just have a drink. If I'm hungry, I'll add a kebab with Lebanese bread. They have lamb, chicken and vegetarian.
Besides that, they also serve cake, noodles, rice, etc.
Once when I was with a friend of mine…
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alexchan says:
All the food seems good here ... it is pricey by Malaysian standard but you do get quality. Hygiene isn’t up to Western standards as there are some flies around. It does a roaring trade so the food should be always fresh.
Filled Croissant: Divine, lots of filling.
Assam Laksa: Noodles in…
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Sun Moulin
1 review
#38 of 97 restaurants in Malaysia
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ErnaButterfly says:
Sun Moulin – Isetan Lot 10 / KLCC, 1 Utama
French / Japanese inspired boulangerie
Absolutely love the strawberry cake, had it for my birthday last year - 2006.
Offers varieties of bread, pastries and danish, comes in small bite-size mini pastries too, totally guilt-free!
The bakery informs…
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Raches says:
I tried, but it's hard to remember restaurant names. This one is by the river, upstairs from the port where the boats come in with their catch. It's got a roof but is open-air like every other restaurant in Taiping, with a view of the brown river and distant boats. The specialty is, of course, seafo…
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benghan says:
Have you tried this seafood noodle at SS2/Segambut before?
If not, you must pay a visit on this weekend!
Each mouthful of noodle and soup taste beyond your expectation, where the soup is sweet as I believe they do the boiling using the seafood ingredients.
For your information, they have th…
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Top Hat
1 review
#41 of 97 restaurants in Malaysia
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Amanda says:
During our time in Kuala Lumpur, we had two amazing meals, and Top Hat was one of them.
While the restaurant offers a menu that includes western dishes for people that need a break from the adventurous, I really recommend not going this route; because the other option is so, so great!! …
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Amanda says:
This is, without a doubt, one of the two best restaurants I found in Kuala Lumpur - and I can't wait to return!!
They offer dishes from both Northern and Southern India. Between the three people in my group, we managed to try quite a few of them; green curries, bombay potatos, a lentil…
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afiqjo says:
This is the place to go if you'd like to taste Malay cuisine. Its perhaps the last remaining 'kampung' or village right smack in the city. Not a very touristy place as mostly locals from all over come here to eat. Food is very affordable. There are many food stalls to choose from, although close one…
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ted332 says:
Deutsches Restaurant is a popular German Restaurant along Changkat Bukit Bintang, the area in Kuala Lumpur where old continental houses are converted into restaurants and pubs. Changkat Bukit is quite boring at daytime but becomes alive at night. People flock to the place to dine & wine and just chi…
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