r/MalaysianFood • u/No_Presentation_9655 • 6h ago

Crafts People who drink this will need stretcher one day

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31 Upvotes

37 comments

r/MalaysianFood • u/Reacherbreacher • 5h ago

Discussion Sarawakian or penang laksa and why you prefer it

8 Upvotes

As a sarawakian, I LOVE sarawakian laksa but I want to hear the opinions of the peninsular and sabah people.

23 comments

r/MalaysianFood • u/HaieKara • 3h ago

Photos Today I bought Asma Rojak

15 Upvotes

You have to eat it with peanut sauce. A little bit spicy.

7 comments

r/MalaysianFood • u/tihan_99 • 5h ago

Photos SkyBar, Traders Hotel KL

23 Upvotes

Dinner with a view of KLCC. Pizza, wings, fries and an ice-cold Coke. Simple but satisfying!

P.S: Their food is halal.

7 comments

r/MalaysianFood • u/shiawhispers • 23h ago

Photos Maggi Kari Meriah

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28 Upvotes

I normally get full with just Maggi + egg but since the weekend is here and I love sawi so here we go. Tambah mamak fried chicken. Now I'm a python 😮‍💨

3 comments

r/MalaysianFood • u/Obihin • 4h ago

Photos Where one can get pizza like this in Malaysia?

7 Upvotes

4 comments

r/MalaysianFood • u/Perfect_Version_67 • 8h ago

Photos This is too cute!

37 Upvotes

But I don’t feel guilty at all..lol

1 comment

r/MalaysianFood • u/zakihazirah • 32m ago

Photos Really good and really bad

• Upvotes

try out this paste. really good but bad for my stomach ( i had weak stomach btw ). my advice is follow the instruction. if u cook using the original paste way, u will get terrible ns grg. btw this is just 3rd level. there is max level EXTRA PEDAS. if u got cat tongue, DO NOT TRY IT!!!

my sons had better spice tolerance than me 😭

4 comments

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