Kota Kinabalu
Your ringgit will go a long way at this popular and varied basement food court in the Centre Point mall. There are Malay, Chinese and Indian options, as…
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Ipoh
This busy, casual eatery dishes up a quality version of hakka mee – wheat noodles sprinkled with ground pork and served alongside a salty broth that bobs…
Kuching
Reached by tambang (ferries; RM1) from the Waterfront Promenade, Kampung Boyan's two tent-roofed hawker centres offer cheap, tasty Malay dishes and…
Sarawak
Houses Limbang’s wet market, with an upstairs hawker centre where you can try the town's speciality, Limbang rojak (a mixed-vegetable dish with a thick,…
Malaysia
Pick up breakfast or an early lunch at this assembly of food stalls, serving fried chicken, lamb soup, char kway teow (fried noodles) and other quick 'n'…
George Town
Come to this restaurant during lunchtime (11am to 4pm) for tasty, great value, South Indian–style banana-leaf set meals, and at other times for South and…
Kuala Lumpur
The restaurant's relaxed, leafy setting is lovely, but the quality of the Indonesian, Malaysian and Western dishes served here can be hit and miss. The…
Taiping
This busy Chinese coffee shop spills out onto the street in the evenings, with several vendors selling a mix of Chinese and Malay dishes, including fish…
Sarawak
Makes Chinese-inflected baked goods, including sweet and savoury bread rolls, sandwiches, pastries and surprisingly tasty Belgian chocolate cake. Ideal…
Sarawak
A convenient food court with 10 stalls selling noodles, fried rice and cold drinks, as well as a stall selling excellent roti canai (flaky flat bread; RM3…
Kuala Lumpur
At peak meal times expect a long line outside this mall joint serving authentic food from Penang, including specialities such as curry mee (spicy soup…
Johor
This Chinese-owned place is a decent spot for a meal (pizza, Malay-style noodles, rice dishes and more), a coffee or something sweet such as tiramisu or…
Sarawak
An outdoor food court a block behind Main Bazaar with nine stalls selling Kayan, Kenyah and Malay food. Look for Robina's stall selling delicious ginger…
Melaka City
This popular spot serves tasty homemade ice cream including coconut flavour (served in a coconut; RM9.90) with a choice of toppings as well as thirst…
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Malaysia
Select your lunch from the tanks of live fish and crustaceans at this vast, banquet-style restaurant serving fresh Cantonese seafood.
Sarawak
An indoor food court off Jln Penghulu Nyanggau with Malay and Chinese stalls. A good, if gloomy, place for breakfast laksa or roti canai (flaky flat bread…
Kota Kinabalu
This behemoth of a mall is home to a number of international fast-food chains. You'll also find sushi-train restaurants, ice-cream vendors and egg-tart…
Taiping
Try cendol, a shaved-ice dessert laden with green pandan-leaf noodles, sugar syrup and toppings such as rice or red beans at this popular dessert stop.
George Town
Expect traditional Italian dishes, tasty pizzas and superb desserts at this well-respected restaurant, which has an intimate home on the edge of Little…
Pulau Tioman
This very inexpensive place right next to the jetty serves burgers, omelettes and Malay and Thai specialities such as kampung noodles and tom yum.
Sentosa Island
If you've got a tribe to feed, the large pizzas at Loui's NY Pizza Parlor will do the trick. The combo meal deals can also make things more economical.
Kuching
All manner of soft and delicious bao (buns) filled with an array of flavours emerge from this squeaky-clean bakery. Great for food on the go.
George Town
At this modern-feeling cafeteria serving Asian-style meat-free dishes, expect set meals, an emphasis on noodle dishes, fresh juices and herbal teas.
Sabah
In the evenings this space comes alive with locals chowing down on barbecued chicken wings, roti canai and other halal foodstuffs.
Kuching
Delicious egg tarts with the flakiest of bases are the speciality here. Options include traditional, pandan, coconut and Portuguese style.
Penang
This buzzy hawker centre has the usual selection of Chinese noodle dishes, Indian breads and meat curries, and Malaysian seafood dishes.
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Kuala Lumpur
This long-running seafood restaurant, famous for its chilli crab, is great for group dining, but check the prices before ordering.
Sarawak
A simple seafront kopitiam (coffee shop) serving delicious seafood mee (noodles) with fresh prawns (RM7).
Miri
Fruit and veggies, some straight from the jungle, are sold at stalls owned by Chinese, Malay, Iban and Orang Ulu people.
Kuala Lumpur
A long-established Middle Eastern restaurant serving good-value meaty kebabs, couscous and Turkish coffee.
Johor
This shopping centre has a decent array of restaurants on its 3rd floor as well as fast-food outlets.
George Town
Fresh salads, juices, healthy rice and noodle dishes are all served at this appealing veggie cafe.
Brunei Darussalam
Head up the stairs from the small shopping mall to find half-a-dozen good-value Malay food stalls.
Brunei Darussalam
Fruit and vegetables and snacks such as delicious fried bananas (B$1 a bag).
Batu Caves
In the middle of the block of restaurants and food stalls on the right as you approach the stairs to Temple Cave is Restoran Rani, selling no-frills, well…
Penang
Buy fish and other seafood at the nearby market stalls in Pulau Betong village and bring them to this simple shack of a cafe to be cooked as you like, for…
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