Malaysia, one of the major attractions of tourism in South East Asia, is home to fabulous street eats and equally tasty restaurants. With various influences from Malay and Chinese traditions, spicy Indian and Nonya dishes, Malaysia offers much to savour in all of its 13 different states and many more cities. The culinary scene is bustling with choices, fueled by this diversity of the country’s multicultural heritage. Here, we share with you the local favorites from three popular foodie stops in the region – Malacca, Penang and Ipoh Perak.
Ikan Bakar
Nasi Kandar
Penang Char Kway Teow
Penang Laksa
Nasi Lemak
Chicken Rice
Ayam Buah Keluak
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Nonya Cuisine is also a must try in Malacca, where you can find mouthwatering food combining Chinese ingredients with Malay herbs and spices. The Malaccan version of Nonya Cuisine favor the use of coconut milk, and is therefore richer in taste. Ayam Buah Keluak is a popular Nonya dish, which is chicken stewed with black nuts. Don’t be put off by the murky, ink-like gravy! The sauce is rich and creamy, and mixes very well with the kepayang nuts and chicken meat.
Ipoh Hor Fun
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When in Ipoh, be sure to try out their famed Ipoh Hor Fun. There are two variations of the dish itself. The soupy version comes served with a clear chicken and prawn browth, topped with shredded chicken meat and spring onions. The other version is a fried version, boldly flavored and enhanced with a splash of dark gravy.
About the Author
Nikolas Tjhin is the editor for Unearthing Asia, a travel zine focusing on Lifestyle, Culture and Attractions all over Asia.
p/s actually there is a lot and plenty malaysian food much delicious than showing above and been review by the authors.
6 comments:
Rojak? Roti Canai?
that why lah jfook..actually there is a lot of malaysian wonderful dishes..but only that the author taste and review....
;((
beside that malaysian also have lovely spicy rendang, lemang..and so on...plenty plenty a lot more...
alamak i never tried that ayam buah keluak.. first time dengar :)
Ketupat? Lemang? YUMMY! XD
I have answered your question in the comment section of my blog. thanks for visiting
Ajjah ~ a'ah..sama lah..tak pernah dengar tu...
Dewi ~ itulah yg sedapnyer kan..lemang with spicy rendang ayam@daging...yummmmmy..
Jfook ~ ok..tq to you too...
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