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15 MUST-EAT STREET FOODS in China Town Petaling Street, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA photogenic spots tour
CHINA TOWN Petaling Street is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with many street food stalls.
Chinatown Kuala Lumpur is a food haven of authentic street food and comforting meals to please any like-minded foodie's soul. Most of the stalls are run by aunties and uncles who have been there for decades and even generations.
With its rich history in food culture, its no wonder locals call this place a street food hotspot and the place is usually crowded.
We introduce 15 MUST-EAT street foods. Enjoy!
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Here are all the street food stalls and restaurants we ate at on this tour:
00:50 LAI FOONG BEEF NOODLE
Lai Foong beef noodle restaurant has long been famous for beef noodle soup since 1956. You can add beef intestine, tongue, spleen, torpedo, or testicle.
You can choose from Kuew teow, Lai fun, Mee hoon, or Mee.
The very tender and tasty slices of beef and the flavorful broth are a perfect combination!
Price - RM 10 ($2.2)
02:15 ROASTED DUCK RICE
The name of their stall is written in Chinese as follows. Chicken rice that smells a thousand miles away. Their steamed chicken is delicious, but I recommend the roasted duck!
Price - RM 8 ($1.8)
03:05 LALA SOUP NOODLE
Lala means clam. The soup is unique and full of seafood flavor. I can just imagine you slurping down that soup.Try it!
Price - RM 13 ($2.9)
04:37 Hong Kee Famous Claypot Chicken Rice
They cook the rice well over charcoal and can be topped with your choice of chicken, Chinese sausage or fish. The savory aroma of soy sauce, sesame oil, and rice wine spreads as soon as the lid is opened. Well worth it!
Price - RM 21 ($4.7)
05:48 Soong Kee Beef Noodles
They have been serving it for generations for 70 years. Both the tender, juicy slices of beef and the minced beef will be a unique experience!
Price - RM 9 ($2)
06:54 Swiss Roll And Kaya Kok
Lovely 80 year old grandma is the trademark. Kaya jam is not too sweet and the rolls are very light on the palate. You'll find yourself unconsciously devouring two or three slices, and on!
Price - 3 pieces RM 5 ($1.1)
08:03 Kim Soya Bean
They have been selling Soy Bean for nearly 100 years, and we recommend the Tau Fu Fa, which is tasty and soft with a delicious texture.Soy Bean drinks come in a variety of sizes, including cups and bottles, making them the perfect accompaniment while walking around town!
Price - RM 2.4 ($0.5)
09:04 Hon Kee Porridge
This famous porridge restaurant opens early in the morning at 5am.The signature dish, raw fish porridge, is best served with the aroma of sesame oil and ginger. The fish used is Grass Carp. Dipping the fish into the hot porridge lightly cooks it.It will be a very unique experience!
Price - RM 8.5($1.9)
09:54 Chestnut Stall
They roast chestnuts on a small stone heated to nearly 70 degrees Celsius. You can try them from as little as 300 gm, so you might as well buy some to take home as a snack!
Price - RM 10($2.2)
10:36 Sin Kiew Yee Shin Kee Beef Noodles
Authentic beef noodle restaurant with a very long history.Needless to say, the beef is tender and you will be captivated by it. Their clear beef broth is also delicious, and I recommend ordering it dry, meaning no broth!
Price - RM 10($2.2)
12:02 Petaling Street Apek's Apam
Apam balik is a nostalgic snack food for Malaysians. Widely popular as a snack, the sweet combination of rich peanuts and sugar is exquisite. The Uncle has carried on the stall for decades and continues to bake pancakes. A must-try!
Price - RM 2.5($0.5)
13:16 Sei Garn Zai Duck
A stall where you can get a whole or half roasted duck.
The duck's sauce is some good stufff.The taste is still maintained good for many decades since their father until daughters business. The wrapped duck feet is very nice too, It has duck intestine, duck feet and liver in it. It is better to visit early in the morning!
Price - RM 36($8.2)
14:13 Madam Tang Muah Chee Queen
Madam Tang has been making Muah Chee for over 50 years.
You can enjoy local flavors such as pandan and black sesame as well as fruit flavors such as mango and lychee.Serving up Chewy chunks of tradition!
Price - RM 6($1.3)
15:15 Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam 何九海南茶店
The popular Kopitiam is always very crowded.
The best recommendation is the Kaya Toast. Kaya toast is so popular that it can be eaten anywhere, but their toast is exquisitely cooked to achieve a light texture.Cham (Hainan Tea) is also good. I love it paired with curry noodles!
KAYA TOAST SINGLE Price - RM 3.2($0.7)
ICED CHAM Price - RM 4.1($0.9)
16:22 Pandan Republic
With its eye-catching European-style exterior, this café is famous for its pandan layer cake and pandan soft. Right next door is the photogenic Kwai Chai Hong, an oasis for those tired of shooting and the heat outside.
Such a lovely place and cozy environment.
Price - RM 13($3)
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Best STREET FOOD in CHINATOWN Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
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Most of these stalls has been around for decades. Many are still cooked by the older generation, and some even have branches around Kuala Lumpur.
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*Hon Kee Porridge is incorrect. It is Yooi Kee Chee Cheung Fun & Porridge instead.
0:00 Petaling Street
0:45 Yong Tau Foo
2:23 Air Mata Kucing
3:08 Hokkien Mee
7:20 Curry Laksa
9:09 Oldest Taoist Temple in KL
9:58 Soya Cincau
10:52 Muah Chee
12:49 Petaling Street Intersection
13:22 Congee
16:28 Apam Balik
18:18 Lala Noodles
20:07 Kwai Chai Hong
21:07 Egg Tart
HUGE Chinatown Street Food Tour in Malaysia + BEST CHINESE STREET FOOD IN KUALA LUMPUR
Huge Chinatown street food tour in Malaysia. Today we went to taste the best Chinese street food in Kuala Lumpur at the famous Chinatown on Petaling Street, for a huge Chinatown street food tour in Malaysia.
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Kuala Lumpur is full of amazing Malaysian street food; you can find some of the most popular street food in the country here. With a large Chinese population, it’s next to impossible to run out of fantastic street foods to eat full of amazing local flavours. Located on Petaling Street in the centre of the city, Chinatown is where you can find some of the best Chinese street food in Kuala Lumpur.
We started our huge Chinatown street food tour early, since many stalls open first thing in the morning and close once they sell out! You don’t want to miss these popular Chinese street food stalls, so start early. The Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur might not be huge, but the history is incredible, with most stalls selling the same high quality street foods for over 50 years.
Some must eat Chinatown street foods that we made sure we tasted were roast duck, muah chee, congee, chee cheong fun, tau foo fah, and air mata kucing, just to name a few. It really takes a whole day to taste all the amazing flavours of Chinatown and experience the close-knit community within it.
The street food in Malaysia is so varied, with the best flavours, tastes and cooking styles around, no Malaysian street food tour of Kuala Lumpur is complete without visiting this amazing Chinatown and sampling your way through the best Chinese street food in Kuala Lumpur.
We hope you enjoy our huge Chinatown street food tour in Malaysia, tasting the best Chinese street food in Kuala Lumpur. Stay tuned for more food adventures full of huge street food tours in Malaysia.
Places we visited:
Name: Sze Ngan Chye
Address: 46, Jalan Petaling, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Madam Tang Muah Chee Queen
Address: 42, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Ho Yoke Kee
Address: 19, 15, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Hon Kee Petaling Street
Address: 93, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Yooi Kee Chee Cheong Fun
Address: 51, 49, Jalan Petaling, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Madras Lane Yong Tau Foo
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Name: Air Mata Kucing
Address: 15, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Kim Soya Bean
Address: 49, Jalan Petaling, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
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Name: Petaling Street Apek’s Apam
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Name: Sin Kiew Yee Shin Kee Beef Noodles
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Mansion Tea Stall
The thing to order here is the roti canai special, roti that chopped up, then doused in a variety of curry sauces, sambal, and a few soft boiled eggs. It’s a perfect way to begin your day in Kuala Lumpur. Price - 2.80 RM ($0.68) per plate
Nasi Lemak Tanglin
Nasi lemak is often considered the national food of Malaysia, and there are plenty of places to eat it throughout Kuala Lumpur. Having been around since 1948, Nasi Lemak Tanglin is a place I had wanted to go for a while. It was overall very good, with a nice laid back atmosphere and surrounded by nature. Nasi lemak - about 8 RM ($1.94) per plate
Ikan Bakar Seri Melaka (Jalan Bellamy)
One of my favorite places to eat ikan bakar, grilled fish, is on Jalan Bellamy. Back in 2012, I had to hike over a highway and climb a few fences to get there as I was only on foot. In this video, I’m a bit older, and we had a car! The ikan bakar was just as good as I remember it. Total price - 68 RM ($16.51) for everything
Sri Ganapathi Mess
One of the best things about Malaysian food is its incredible diversity, including Malay, Chinese, and Indian food. Banana leaf south Indian food is very popular and I was recommended to try Sri Ganapathi Mess, a restaurant tucked away into a home. An amazing south Indian food experience in Kuala Lumpur. Price - 59 RM ($14.32) for 4 people
Kedai Kopi Lai Foong
Finally, another dish that many had recommended me was the unique clam noodles in Kuala Lumpur Chinatown at the legendary Kedai Kopi Lai Foong. It was delicious, and a perfect way to end an amazing Malaysian street food tour in Kuala Lumpur. Price - 10 RM ($2.43) per bowl
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Malaysian Street Food in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is the best! A multicultural display of extremely delicious specialty food is available for eating. Within Malaysian street food, there is Malay Street food, Chinese Street Food, and Indian street food all available to try and the options are endless. Kuala Lumpur street food is some of the best in the world. Street food around the world is different everywhere, but what is so special about Malaysia is how multicultural everything is and how unique the cooking and food culture is. So for my 3rd trip to Malaysia, we came for a Kuala Lumpur food tour. Chuchu and I decided to travel to Malaysia on a 4 day eating vacation to eat as much street food and local specialties as we could.
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One thing that we both fell in love with about Malaysian cuisine, is that you could really spend a lifetime eating here tasting the local varieties of Chinese food, Indian Food, and Malay Food. With our limited amount of time on this trip, we ate non stop to sample all of the Kuala Lumpur food available. That being said, in 4 days, we barely scratched the surface of Malaysian food, there is so much more!
We visited a few famous Chinese cuisine places, a few famous Malay cuisine places, and of course some amazing Indian cuisine as well.
Below are the addresses for the Malaysian cuisine that we sampled in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia:
1) Chinese Indian Food (Fish Head Curry) - PUDU CHINESE INDIAN RICE @ RESTORAN SIN HIAP KEE
2) Nasi Campur and Ikan Bakar @ Gerai Pak Lang Ikan Bakar - Kampung Baru
3) Malaysian dessert street Cendol
4) Malaysian Nasi Lemak at Village Park
5) Banana Leaf Rice at Sri Paandi in Little India (Brickfields)
6) Nasi Dagang only open on the weekends at Nasi Dagang Warung Terengganu
6) Ooi Noodle House famous Pork Noodle
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Kuala Lumpur is located in the west of Peninsular Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur enjoys an incredible diversity, expressed through its delicious cuisine, iconic landmarks, and modern skyscrapers mixed with colonial architecture. These are 10 Fun things to do in Kuala Lumpur:
10. Visit The Batu Caves
This series of caves is tucked within a limestone cliff and houses several Hindu temples and statues. The Temple Cave is the main one, sitting at the top of a 272-step rainbow-colored staircase.
9. Discover The Street Food Scene
Thanks to its blend of cultures, Kuala Lumpur offers a wide variety of food. Right in the heart of the city, you can find Jalan Alor, a street of atmospheric hawker stalls and restaurants. It’s a great place to try some local food at affordable prices, with choices of barbecued meats, noodles, fried rice, juices, and desserts.
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8. Walk Around KL Forest Eco Park
KL Forest Eco Park is one of the only remaining parts of a tropical rainforest within the city limits, featuring nature trails and canopy walks.
7. Admire The Skyline
To gain a new appreciation of Kuala Lumpur, we recommend taking in the skyline view from above. We visited Vertigo Bar, located at the 59th floor of the Banyan Tree. Alternatively, you can head to SkyBar at Traders Hotel or the KL Tower observation deck.
6. Visit The Petronas Twin Towers
At a whopping 88-stories, these are the tallest twin towers in the world. At the ground level, be sure to check out Suria KLCC, a shopping center with a variety of designer stores, cafés, and restaurants.
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5. Party At Changkat Bukit Bintang
Bukit Bintang is the entertainment epicenter and comes alive at night. Changkat, a stretch of bars and restaurants in Bukit Bintang, is a party haven for locals, tourists, and expats.
4. Stroll Around Chinatown
Petaling Street Market is the heart of Chinatown. Other interesting places to visit include the Sin Sze Si Ya Temple and Kwai Chai Hong.
3. Visit The Thean Hao Temple
This six-tiered temple is one of the biggest in all of Southeast Asia, combining elements of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. Located on a hill a bit outside the city center, the temple also provides some fantastic views of Kuala Lumpur.
2. Shop At the Cultural Bazaar (Pasar Seni)
The Cultural Bazaar, formerly known as the Central Market, is an important historic landmark in the city. Today, it’s a popular market for handicrafts, coffee stalls, and all sorts of delicious sweets.
1. Spend Time At KLCC Park
Finally, right next to the Petronas Twin Towers, you can find a beautiful 50-acre KLCC Park with walking trails. Every evening, Lake Symphony hosts a light show here. It only lasts about 10 minutes and usually starts at 8, 9 and 10pm.
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I’ve always loved curry and I’ve always loved fish heads, so fish head curry would naturally be one of my favorite foods to eat - there’s nothing not to like about digging out little bits of fish from all the crevices, while sucking up all the curry sauces.
We checking out three different fish head restaurants in Kuala Lumpur, each serving a totally different style of fish head.
Annuar's Fish Head Curry:
One of the most legendary Malaysian street food stalls in Kuala Lumpur is Annuar's Fish Head Curry, also known as the Bangsar fish head corner. Mr. Annuar is an amazing hard working man who has been selling his south Indian Muslim style fish head curry for a long time and has a loyal following. He’s also known for his affordable prices and his fried chicken. The staff were all incredible nice, and their fish head was amazing. I also especially loved the fried chicken with the fish head curry sauce on top. Mr. Annuar would not charge us for our meal, thank you!
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Next we went to Tugu View Cafe, an amazing local Malay food restaurant on top of a hill in the middle of Kuala Lumpur, although it felt like you were in the middle of a mountain park. They serve all sorts of Malaysian food, but their most famous dish is their Malay style fish head curry. We met the chef of the curry, and I just asked him to choose us the largest size which happened to be a 120 RM fish head! Most of the others were 45 - 65 RM! This was probably the best fish head curry for me of this entire Malaysian food fish head curry tour. The complexity of flavor and the ingredients blew me away.
Total price - 144 RM ($35)
Restoran Mun Kee Steam Fish Head:
Finally to end this fish head curry tour, we went to a Chinese restaurant. So this wasn’t actually a fish head curry, but a steamed Chinese style fish head. They gave us not only the head, but really the entire body minus the tail. It was delicious, perfectly steamed with wonderfully fragrant ginger, and it was a perfect fish to end the meal with.
Total price - 98 RM ($23.80)
This was an amazing fish head curry Malaysian food tour in Kuala Lumpur!
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Street Food in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia at Jalan Petaling Street Night Market in Chinatown
Join us as we sample street food in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia as we wander around Chinatown and specifically Jalan Petaling Street Night Market where we sample numerous tasty Malaysian street food items with a Chinese influence. The following street food items are in the order we sampled them.
1) Claypot Chicken Rice (砂煲鸡饭)
2) Char Kway Teow (炒粿條 - 炒粿条)
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Welcome to Chinatown! Yeah, so we're in Kuala Lumpur in Chinatown. This is where we're staying. Yes. We're hungry. We're craving some street food and this is just the place to check it out. Yeah, so today we're going to be eating along Jalan Petaling (茨厂街). Yeah, Petaling Night Market Street (茨廠街). Yeah, lots of food here and it is already busy. The sun has gone down so let's go get started.
Food time.
Okay, so we walked out of the hotel and we found. We found something right away. Oh yeah. It is claypot chicken rice and it looks so good from across the street. It is cooking right behind us. Literally right behind us. It looks so good. We can't wait for it to arrive. In the meantime you've got yourself a local iced tea. Ice tea. It is so hot out.
I tried a little bit of it already. It is quite sweet.
Alright, the claypot chicken rice (砂煲鸡饭) is here. Check it out. It is served in like this claypot itself so I'm being very careful not to touch it because I have a feeling this would burn.
So there you go. It is a huge portion. I'm glad we ordered just one. There is no way I could eat all of that. I have to say the aroma. The smell coming out of there is it just smells amazing. I don't know how it is going to taste but it just smells so good.
So we just popped in to a food centre here in the heart of Chinatown and we are ordering more food. We are having fried char kway teow (炒粿條 - 炒粿条) and this is a noodle dish that is cooked at really high heat. Apparently, Sam ordered two different types of noodles so it is going to be a mix of thin noodles and really thick noodles. Um, and yeah it is cooked with soy sauce, chili, chives, beansprouts and we'll see what else is in there once the food actually arrives.
So here we are enjoying some juice. Freshly pressed sugarcane juice.
Wow. Is that good?
Yeah. Naturally sweet?
I love the name of these. We have wife cake (老婆餅 - 老婆饼) and husband we have husband cake (老公饼).
So Sam here is going to sample a wife cake (老婆餅 - 老婆饼). A wife cake. And I believe there is melon inside of it.
I'm just going to take an enormous bite. So it looks like a golden puff pastry. Mmm. Oh it looks flaky too.
Mmmm.
Yeah. You can taste that melon.
Really flaky on the outside. It is kind of sweet but not that sweet.
Okay. This is our last snack of the night. Absolute last. And yeah, I was pretty much already full and I'm like okay I'll try one more thing.
So we're getting a small little ice cream.
Red bean coconut milk ice cream. It was only 2 Ringgit. So like something like 40 cents. So cheap.
You taste the coconut milk and you do taste the red bean as well. As you would expect.
Food adventures over!
Woah. Alright, so we've been at the market for about an hour and a half. Yeah. I don't know if you can see but we are glistening right now. Like there is some serious glow happening. Yeah. I don't know if that is like the meat sweats or just the temperature or the two things combined. I'm pretty sure it is both.
Anyways, calling that a night here from Kuala Lumpur. Yeah. Definitely, definitely if you're visiting this city get in to the street food. It is fantastic and it is cheap and it is fun. It is a great way to spend a night out. Yeah, and we'll see you with more food videos soon.
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Malaysian cuisine combines the best of all Asian cuisines to create some of the world’s most delicious dishes. If you love street food and don't mind the hustle and bustle of hawker stalls, you should definitely explore the famous Jalan Alor Food Street. Located in Kuala Lumpur's busy shopping district Bukit Bintang, these permanent hawker stalls serve amazing Malaysian, Thai and Chinese street food.
If you're feeling peckish, try some Bakkwa - Chinese style jerky or some grilled skewers with all kinds of meat including frog. If you're feeling really hungry, order some of the best satay in the world or have a seafood feast. For dessert try the Putu Bambu, a sweet green cake made of palm sugar and coconut that is steamed inside little bamboo shoots. If you're feeling adventurous try the durian, a fruit notorious for its strong smell but sweet flesh. It's all here in our latest episode of Hawker Style, our original travel videos series exploring street food from across the globe.
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Talad Rot Fai (ตลาดนัดรถไฟ), also known as the Train night market in Bangkok, or Talad Rot Fai in Thai, is one of the most popular night markets in Bangkok - this branch located at Ratchada. Here’s a map link:
By the way, this is Part 2 of this Night Market Thai street food tour. You can watch the gigantic tom yum challenge here:
The market is known for its unique Thai street food, some of the snacks and dishes which are invented there and you won’t find anywhere else in Bangkok.
Laeng Saeb (เล้งแซ่บ) at Diaw Maekhlong Restaurant (ร้านเตี๋ยวแม่กลอง) - Laeng saeb, a dish of pork bones and ridiculous amounts of green chilies is one of the most popular Thai street food inventions at Talad Rot Fai, and this is mainly what I came to eat. The restaurant is located at the back of the market, and they have a few different sizes you can choose from.
XXL Laeng Saeb (เล้งแซ่บ) - Price - 599 THB ($18.96) - We went straight for the XXL size, a massive platter of pork bones, soup, insane amounts of green chilies and the soup broth. Of all the Thai street food I’ve eaten, this is one of the most unbelievable and insanely giant street foods of Thailand I’ve ever seen or eaten. Although it’s way more than I ever care to eat again in one sitting, it’s actually a really good dish.
Crispy butter (เนยกรอบ) - 35 THB ($1.11)
Stir fried ice cream (ไอติมผัด) - 69 THB ($2.18)
Coconut shake (น้ำมะพร้าวปั่น) - 35 THB ($1.11)
And that completed this Thai street food night market tour of Talad Rot Fai. It’s well worth a visit, and you can of course, order smaller sizes of laeng saeb when you’re in Bangkok. Enjoy!
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PHUKET, THAILAND - Welcome to Phuket, an island in southern Thailand and a superb place to visit if you love food! Today I’m going to take you on a Thai street food Michelin guide tour of Phuket. We’ll be eating at four different street food stalls which were all featured in the Thailand Michelin Guide of Phuket. I hope you’re hungry, let’s start eating! #Phuket #StreetFood #MichelinGuide
Roti Taew Nam (โรตีแถวน้ำ) - First up on this Thai street food tour in Phuket, you’ll need to start your morning off right - and that means some of the greatest egg roti ever. Roti Taew Nam (โรตีแถวน้ำ) is a legendary spot, serving some of the crispiest roti you’ll ever have, along with a variety of Southern Thai curries. It’s incredibly delicious. Total price - 320 THB ($10.64) for everything
Chuan Chim (ชวนชิม) - Next up for an early lunch we’re going to eat at Chuan Chim (ชวนชิม), a restaurant that serves stir fried dishes made to order. It’s a type of restaurant where you can order and Thai or Thai Chinese dish, and it will be delicious. One of their signature dishes is their pad kaprao - your choice of meat with holy basil. What blew me away is how “wok” smoky every dish is. Total price - 360 THB ($11.97) for everything
Go La Hokkien Fried Noodle โกลา หมี่ฮกเกี้ยน (เจ้าเก่า) - A Thai Chinese noodle dish classic that you’ll find in Southern Thailand as well as Malaysia and Singapore is Hokkien mee. Go La Hokkien Fried Noodle โกลา หมี่ฮกเกี้ยน (เจ้าเก่า) is a legendary spot and has perfected their recipes - the reason why they are rightfully included in the Thai street food Michelin Guide. Price - 60 THB ($1.99) per bowl
O Tao Bang Niao (โอวต้าว บางเหนียว) - Finally to finish this Thai street food tour in Phuket, we’re going to O Tao Bang Niao (โอวต้าว บางเหนียว) to eat a dish called o tao, a Phuket speciality of seafood, batter, cubes of taro, garlic, chili, and plenty of lard to make things crispy. It’s kind of like a Phuket special version of an oyster omelet. It’s honestly not my favorite thing to eat in Phuket, but it’s something you should try because it’s only available in Phuket. Price - 70 THB ($2.33) for the seafood version
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BANGKOK, THAILAND - Bangkok has a huge variety of delicious international food including amazing Indian restaurants. Today we’re going on a food tour to eat some of the best South Indian food in Bangkok - from small canteens to fine dining, these are some of the best South Indian restaurants in Bangkok.
Sri Ganesha Restaurant ( Prices - About 100 - 150 THB per plate. Located on the ground floor of Sukhumvit Suites, Sri Ganesha Restaurant is a vegetarian South Indian restaurant that specializes in things like idlis, dosas, and uthappam. Their dishes are fantastic and the chutneys are superb.
Sugam Restaurant ( Price - 189 THB per person ($5.78 USD) - Probably my favorite Indian restaurant in all of Bangkok is Sugam Restaurant which serves pure vegetarian Tamil Nadu style South Indian food. They serve everyday, but on Saturdays they have an 18 food varieties thali served on a banana leaf. It was amazing to hang out with Mr. Vijay and his family, and to eat epic South Indian food.
JHOL Coastal Indian Cuisine ( Price - About 1,500 - 2,500 THB per person - Finally to complete this best South Indian food tour in Bangkok I went to Jhol, an upper end modern Indian restaurant serving coastal Indian food - mostly South Indian. The quality of the ingredients and the balance of spice and masalas is outstanding - another one of the best restaurants in Bangkok.
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Malaysia is famous for its diverse and delicious cuisine, which is a blend of Malay, Chinese, Indian and indigenous cultures. Some of the must-try dishes include:
Nasi Lemak: a traditional Malay dish made of coconut rice, accompanied by a variety of toppings such as sambal, fried anchovies, peanuts, and egg.
Laksa: a spicy noodle soup made with a flavorful curry broth and an assortment of toppings such as shrimp, fish, chicken, or tofu.
Satay: skewered and grilled meat, usually chicken, beef or mutton, served with a peanut sauce and cucumber relish.
Rendang: a rich and flavorful beef or chicken curry that is slow-cooked with a blend of spices and coconut milk.
Roti Canai: a type of Indian-influenced flatbread that is often served with a variety of dips and curries.
Mee Rebus: a dish of yellow noodles in a thick, spicy gravy made from tamarind and potatoes.
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