Sayang Malaysia

Durian is a fruit with strong likes and dislikes despite being called the king of fruits due to its very unique scent. If you keep eating durian, you will get used to its scent more than you think. Durian season starts in June and lasts until August. Durian is sold on the street during its season in Malaysia. Table of Contents 1. King and Queen of Tropical Fruits 2. Musang King of Malaysia vs. M..

In Johor Bahru, you can enjoy special cuisine that is different from Kuala Lumpur. For example, Johor Laksa is a dish that can only be found in Johor Bahru. So, I tried Johor Laksa, a noodle soup and then Kway Teow Kia, and a street food called Lok-Lok. And whenever I visit Johor Bahru, I almost everytime go to a crab restaurant and a Peking duck restaurant. Table of Contents 1. Johor Laksa 2. K..

Malaysian Nasi Lemak is the unofficial national dish of Malaysia. Nasi Lemak consists of rice, half a boiled egg, peanuts, cucumbers, stir-fried anchovies and Malaysian sambal sauce. So it seems quite simple for the first time. However, the taste created by simple ingredients combined is not simple. In particular, rice cooked with sambal sauce and coconut milk is the basic flavor of Nasi Lemak. ..

There are so many different types of Malaysian desserts. Malays, Chinese, and Indian Tamils ​​lived together in Malaysia and they influenced each other's food cultures. Malaysian desserts often feature fried foods. However, apart from fried foods, you can also enjoy a variety of Malaysian desserts. And I chose 15 famous Malaysian desserts for you. But don't forget there are much more. Table of C..

Malaysian food is derived from the food of Malay, Chinese, and Indian people living there. So many Malaysian foods are based on rice, noodles, and bread (Indian naan). The meat most commonly used is chicken, but you can also find pork, beef, lamb, fish and whatsoever. Table of Contents 1. Rice dishes 2. Bread dishes 3. Noodle dishes 4. Other dishes Rice dishes The food menu is a mix of Malay, Ch..