Malaysian Food

Klang Valley hotels unveil Ramadan 2026 iftar buffets blending heritage flavours, regional cuisine and festive dining experiences for families and gatherings.

Melaka’s San Pedro Festival celebrates Portuguese-Eurasian heritage through fishing traditions, faith, food, and Kristang culture at the Portuguese Settlement.

As Lunar New Year approaches, Klang Valley’s restaurants unveil reunion feasts rooted in tradition, symbolism, and shared celebration.

From classic Chinese New Year cookies to thoughtful hampers, these festive gift ideas are perfect for hosting, visiting, or bringing home.

Of the many Michelin-recognised restaurants in Malaysia, we delve into five of the best establishments for your next culinary adventure.

The Campus Ampang is KL's newest community hub, featuring trendy restaurants, coffee spots, and local boutiques. Explore all the top dining and shopping spots.

Comforting and classic Malay food isn’t hard to find in Kuala Lumpur, but we’ve narrowed down our five go-tos for when the craving hits.

The Klang Valley is packed with Nasi Kandar spots serving rich curries, tender meats, and unforgettable kuah banjir—a true Malaysian comfort food experience.

Experience global luxury - Kobe Beef, Cantonese classics, Malaysian heritage cuisine, and couture - without ever leaving Kuala Lumpur.

This Father’s Day, treat Dad to a memorable meal in Kuala Lumpur with dining experiences that blend flavour, warmth, and heartfelt appreciation.

As Malaysians, naturally the idea of food at Ramadan bazaars excites us! Here are some bazaars in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor you have to check out.

Taking a trip to Terengganu and eager to spice up your palate? Don’t miss out on these kuih-muih and the best places to find them.

Get to know some of the regional Malaysian noodle dishes that will win their way into your heart once you’ve had a taste.

Here’s a list of kopitiam and hawker food spots in Subang Jaya recommended by locals! Perfect for foodies seeking hidden gems and popular eats.

Foodies, if you love the rich flavours of Sarawak Laksa, have you ever explored its fascinating history?

Ready to eat like a local? Penang’s markets and food courts are your all-access pass to the local culture and flavours.

Discover the culinary and cultural delights of Sibu and Mukah, lesser-known gems of Sarawak, alongside Karen R Yap, chef-host of Ethnic Sarawak Night.

In Kuching for the weekend and stumped on what to eat? Let Chef Karen’s suggestions, along with ours, curate your culinary adventure.

A diverse array of traditional Malay delicacies, fusion dishes, and international flavours await food enthusiasts at these Ramadan bazaars in Selangor.

Wondering where to eat in Alor Setar? Our curated list of iconic eateries will take you on an adventure of tradition and tantalising flavours.

Discover the ultimate Ramadan experience at Klang Valley’s top bazaars, offering diverse culinary delights, cultural immersion, and vibrant festivities.

Besides admiring its biodiversity, Sandakan food is worth raving about too. Here’s a list to guide you through your next foodie trip to this city.

In Bangsar, restaurants come and go, but Tsuka is here to stay with its homemade recipes that are true testaments to Malaysian flavours.

Ready for some spice and everything nice? These Malay restaurants bring out the best of Malaysia, revealing influences from colonialism and neighbouring countries.