Looking for snacks? Pack them at these places in KL for the city's best local snacks: thick and thin keropok lekor, crispy popiah, kaya toast and more.

2018年9月25日 · Hungry? Discover the Top 20 Snacks In Shopping Malls In Kuala Lumpur with us, KL Foodie. We have everything from cookies, bread, cakes, ice-cream, and more!

2025年2月10日 · With favorites like Foo Foo Classic Desserts, Jaslyn Cakes Bangsar, and Fluffed Cafe @ Taman Paramount and more, get ready to experience the best flavors around Kuala Lumpur. We scoured through the internet and read through 30 reputable sites and blogs like Time Out and The Culture Trip.

2019年12月26日 · As dusk starts to fall, the street cafés set out their tables one after another, offering grills, Cantonese Teochew cuisine, seafood, and specialty snacks, or "small eats"—a whole range of delicacies with unique flavors. Convenient to access, explosively popular, and open into the small hours.

2016年11月8日 · Let the Kuih King show you the way to discover the kuih of your dreams with his top 10 list, from steaming red bean pau to colourful ang ku kuih and yummy lo mai chi. He's even uncovered two snacking spots for you folks in Kuala Selangor and Kajang!

To help you satisfy those mid-day munchies, we’ve rounded up a list of 20 local Malaysian snacks you MUST-try. 1. Fried Carrot Cake (Chai Tao Kway) Source. Fun fact: the reason it’s called ‘fried carrot cake’ is because it’s cooked with daikon, a kind of radish which is …

2022年12月20日 · 10 Best Snacks in Malaysia You Should Know To Prove That You’re A Malaysian: #1 Keropok Lekor. A specialty snack coming from the Terengganu region, most Malaysians grew up eating Keropok Lekor or, have at least tried once.

There are so many different places to eat in Kuala Lumpur’s Petaling Jaya and Subang Jaya, you’ve got Instagrammable cafes, proper nice restaurants, endless rows of bubble tea shops along SS15, and of course our favourite roadside stalls.

2025年3月21日 · The most common version uses mashed bananas, sugar, baking soda, and salt for a sweet, chewy inside and a crispy outside. It can be eaten with coffee or tea, so it is excellent as a breakfast snack or when served at tea-time. An easy-to-make, easy-to-eat dish, cokodok is beloved in Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, and Singapore.

There are a lot of snacks both locally and internationally that are very common nowadays in Malaysia. These 20 snacks we’ve listed will never go out of time and will make you feel nostalgic in an instant! 1. Pop Corn Perasa Durian.