Noodle dishes

There are many chain restaurants in the large shopping malls scattered around Kuala Lumpur. Don't underestimate them, you can't expect the taste to be bad because they are everywhere. However, Malaysian chain restaurants are relatively few and far between. On the other hand, local food stalls and restaurants are also attractive.

Oriental Kopi is the most popular kopitiam (Malaysian coffee shop) chain in Malaysia, with the longest queues in the country. It is available in KLIA1, the gateway to Malaysia, as well as major malls in Kuala Lumpur and its suburbs, JB, Penang Island, and recently in Kuala Lumpur, Sarawak.

Among the many B-class gourmet spots in Kuala Lumpur, the kopitiam "29-zairi-myeon Just Inside Foodhub" is by far the best value for money, with high quality food that exceeds its price. It also has a unique location next to a temple. Staff impressions...

I visited KL Chinatown for the first time in several years at the end of last year, and discovered the very popular Mee Tarik (Lanzhou ramen, Muslim Chinese) on Jalan Sultan. I tried it in February this year, and then last month I noticed that similar restaurants were increasing along the same street, and then I went to Central Mall...

Malaysia is a multi-ethnic country with a wide variety of dishes. If you like spices, you will definitely be hooked on "Nasi kandar", a colorful Malaysian snack that catches your eye. And in Kuala Lumpur, you can see a lot of Chinese...

Speaking of Malaysian toast, Kaya toast is famous, but recently, with the increase in evolved kopitiams, the variety of toast has increased, and many shops are now offering POLO BUN (Polo Bun) like croissants and melon bread other than toast...

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is dotted with huge shopping malls from convenient locations to the suburbs. The restaurants in these malls range from global chains to local chains, and it is characteristic that most malls tend to have the same lineup. On this day...

It is said that the Chinese (Chinese descent) make up more than 20% of the multi-ethnic Malaysian population. Therefore, there are many restaurants serving Chinese food, from food stalls to high-end restaurants. It is also good that there are many restaurants with less peculiar tastes than Taiwan and easy for Japanese people to get used to, so I went to KL Chinatown...

There are many tall buildings in Kuala Lumpur, including the second tallest building in the world, Merdeka 2. Its unique design also makes it a landmark for walking around the city. It is also directly connected to the MRT "Merdeka" station. It is also located close to the tourist spot Chinatown.

In the past, I used to go to hawker centers instead of chain restaurants in malls, because I was a big fan of independent restaurants. But when I visited KL for the first time in a while last year, I found a restaurant that was convenient and had a good environment, and it was worth trying because of the taste.

Kuala Lumpur is the capital city, so there are many restaurants offering various cuisines from all over Malaysia. The restaurant I aimed for this time was a noodle restaurant in Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo, which I visited twice a few years ago. The monorail "Ra...

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is full of gourmet foods that you want to try. From snacks you see on the roadside to high-end restaurants, the lineup of gourmet foods is so overwhelming that you will be overwhelmed just by walking a little, so this time I visited Velocity to try some foods in the mall...

Malaysia is a treasure trove of food with a wide variety of cuisines. For example, if you just pick out noodle dishes, there are so many varieties that it's impossible to count them all. Even if you try a different menu every day of the year, can you really conquer them all?!