Category: Restaurant and cafes
Petaling Street has a history dating back to the 1870s when Malaysia was still known as Tanah Melayu. In Cantonese, this Chinatown is known as Chee Cheong Kai which directly translates to Starch Factory Street. Believe it or not, this part of Kuala Lumpur once functioned as a centre for the production of tapioca flour. […]
If you consider yourself part of the ‘in-crowd’, you’re probably a regular at The Gardens Mall. For those not in the know, this spot is a luxury 6-level shopping haven with more than 200 outlets where top designer brands such as Louis Vuitton, Hermès and Burberry can be found. Situated in Mid Valley City, The […]
Trying to decide what to have for breakfast in George Town, Penang? Penang island may be small. However, food-wise, it packs a punch and is likely high up on the list of favourite food havens for many Malaysians. This little island has so much to offer, from conventional kopitiams to street-side stalls. It’s hard to […]
Malaysia is a true melting pot of diverse cultures, which means that visitors to the country can experience an array of tastes, smells, sights, and sounds. The three main races – Chinese, Indians, and Malays – have lived harmoniously for decades, creating a unique blend of experiences for tourists. One of the best ways to […]
Japanese delicacies have long been among Malaysian food lovers’ favourites. There’s just something about having the freshest and most delectable sushi and sashimi choices laid out in front of you. Japanese buffets are where you can find a huge array of delicious selections, and there are plenty of renowned and affordable eateries throughout the Klang […]
Malaysians cannot deny that we’re all in love with Nasi Lemak. It’s one of our most popular national food. We can eat it for breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner or even supper. But of course, our beautiful and vibrant country has so much more to offer from all the different states besides just this particular dish. […]
Image source: Remote Lands Ipoh can be described as one of the more unique cities in West Malaysia. Its rich historical timeline has given rise to many museums and landmarks that depict ways of life from days long gone. From Kellie’s Castle (an unfinished mansion built by a Scottish planter) to Han Chin Pet […]
It can get pretty hot and humid in KL. Thankfully, aside from there being plenty of Best Cold Dessert Spots in KL, there are also plenty of places to grab some sweet, cold treats to take your mind off the heat. Sometimes, you might just crave a little something to round off a meal or […]
Out of the many dishes that can be found in Malaysia, the hotpot in Klang valley reigns as one of the top choices among locals and tourists alike. There’s nothing quite like a pot of piping hot broth, served together with a mix of delectable meat and vegetable sides. It’s a tradition that dates […]