Established in 1896, Yuit Cheong was one of the few shops found in Jesselton (now known as Kota Kinabalu). Yuit Cheong is considered one of the oldest coffee shops in town. Yuit Chong remains a popular coffee shop for those looking to enjoy a quick cup of kopi O and …
While you are dining in the Kota Kinabalu’s only lakeside floating seafood restaurant set within a lush botanical park – Kampung Nelayan Floating Seafood Restaurant, you will witness, experience and take part in live traditional dance performances and ritual performed and demonstrated by the “1Malaysia Cultural and Variety Show”. Picturesque …
An exotic fusion of western and eastern gourmet cuisine with asian spices – a variety of tastes for everyone. Nam Restaurant is an award-winning dining room that has proven that it has a lot of staying power. Dishes here defy imagination, with a well-executed menu of Asian dishes boasting plenty …
One of the Malacca’s most celebrated dishes is chicken rice balls. Kedai Kopi Chung Wah, a coffee shop located in Jonker Walk is a specialist in this delight. With lines of eager diners outside the property throughout its opening hours, Chung Wah is immensely popular, and for all the right …
A well-known satay celup restaurant in Malacca City. Capitol is always packed with famished diners, please ensure to head there early to avoid a long queue. It offers more than 80 types of skewered seafood and vegetables, like chicken, cockles, abalones, fish balls, cuttlefish, and mushrooms, to vegetables, quail’s eggs, …