Rickshaws with umbrellas and flowers line a street before a white colonial building and palm trees.

The Compass JournalMalaysia

Malaysia Food Trip: I can Eat All Day From Mamak Shop to Kopitiam

18 March 2024

Malaysia empfängt Sie mit einer schier endlosen Auswahl an Speisen und einem Gefühl von Zugehörigkeit. Dass die malaysische Küche weltweite Anerkennung verdient, lässt sich kaum bestreiten. Wie die Menschen des Landes vereint sie chinesische, malaiische und indische Einflüsse – zubereitet auf ganz eigene, unverwechselbare Art! Zusammengestellt nach den Empfehlungen der Einheimischen, sind wir sicher: Diese kulinarische Reiseliste schmeckt nach „Zuhause". Hurra! Die Ferienzeit in Malaysia steht vor der Tür! Rund um die Festtage und die Schulferien haben Sie vielleicht schon Pläne für eine Reise im eigenen Land – und für gutes Essen. Hier ist die Liste der Gerichte, die in dieser Ferienzeit unbedingt auf Ihre kulinarische Bucket List gehören:

Malaysia welcomes visitors with an incredible variety of food and a unique sense of belonging that makes every meal feel like home. It is no surprise that Malaysian cuisine has earned global recognition for its rich flavours, diverse influences, and unique culinary heritage. Much like its multicultural population, Malaysian food is a vibrant blend of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous traditions, each contributing distinctive tastes and cooking styles that have evolved into something truly Malaysian.

As recommended by locals, this food travel list is guaranteed to give you an authentic taste of Malaysia. With the holiday season, festive celebrations, and school breaks just around the corner, many travellers are planning their next domestic getaway. If you are looking for delicious adventures across the country, here are some must-try Malaysian dishes to add to your food bucket list this holiday season.

Rickshaws with umbrellas and flowers line a street before a white colonial building and palm trees.

Listed as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 2008, this virgin paradise has no shortage of cultural sights and natural scenery. Nicknamed the Pearl of the Orient, Penang is famous for its soft sandy beaches and is fondly regarded as the food capital of Malaysia.

  • Penang Curry Laksa
  • Penang Char Kuew Teow
  • Penang Famous Cendol
  • Penang Tart & Teh
  • Penang Dao Sha Piah
Twin skyscrapers and a broadcast tower illuminate a city skyline at dusk, with a park and convention center.

Kuala Lumpur, the stunning capital city of Malaysia, is known for its twinkling towers, nostalgic colonial buildings, friendly locals and a host of so many natural wonders.

You can take a tour around iconic Petronas Twin Towers, dance around to the pumping nightclub scene, and wander through the amazing 400 million year old Batu Caves and everything in between. In spite of that, do not missed out the amazing eating tour over here.

  • Nyonya Food
  • Roti Canai
  • Nasi Lemak
  • Ice Kacang
  • Satay
People enter a theme park under a large sign with block letters, a red LEGO logo, and colorful brick structures.

Johor Bahru is the state capital of Johor in southern peninsular Malaysia, just across the causeway from Singapore. A bustling city but one with little of interest for the casual tourist, it is a significant regional transport and manufacturing hub. There is food for every budget. Enjoy a hearty meal before you head home.

  • Kuey Teow Soup
  • Nasi Biryani
  • Tandoori Chicken
  • Teh Tarik
  • Mee Rebus

 

If you are looking for a budget-friendly hotel at one of these listed Malaysia travel destinations above, do not skip our upcoming Holiday Sales promoting our Malaysia Hotels start from tomorrow , 15th January 2019.