For Nasi Lemak
Let’s face it, Malaysians love their Nasi Lemak. It’s a versatile meal. You can eat it for breakfast, lunch or dinner. There isn't a set way to eat a plate of delectable nasi lemak, and that's one of the greatest things about it! Here are our top recommendations for the must-visit nasi lemak restaurants in KL.
Photo By Burppler Dex Neo | Opening hours: Monday-Friday; 6.30AM - 7.30PM, Sat-Sun; 6.30AM - 6PM
Photo By Burppler Dina Wan | Opening hours: Open daily; 7AM - 10PM
Photo By Burppler Rosey Kay | Opening hours: Open daily; 6.30AM -12AM
Photo By Burppler Rachel Yong | Opening hours: Open daily, 5.30PM - 4AM
Photo By Burppler Blueskies Cottonclouds | Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday; 8PM - 3PM (Closed on Mon)
For the Best Banana Leaf
It is easy to see why banana leaf rice is so well-liked in Malaysia because it is a common dish in South Indian cuisine. We have a rich food culture, and South Indian cuisine is very widely renowned for its abundance of spices. There are undoubtedly many Indian eateries in the city, each with a distinctive menu. Here are some of the best Banana Leaves in Kuala Lumpur.
Photo By Burpple Guide | Opening Hours: Wednesday - Monday; 11.30am -10pm
Photo By Burppler Julius Lim | Opening Hours: Open daily; 11.30am - 11pm
Annapuurnam Chettinad Restaurant
Photo By Burppler Dina Wan | Opening Hours: Open daily; 7am - 10pm
Photo By Burppler R D | Opening Hours: Open daily; 10.30am - 4.30pm
Photo By Burppler Dex Neo | Opening Hours: Open daily; 8am – 9pm
For Best Prawn Mee
The flavorful broth of this straightforward bowl of noodles, which is cooked from a rich stock of prawn heads and pork bones, is what gives it such allure. The pork bones provide the broth's foundation, while the umami intensity and depth are shaped by the prawn heads. Each one will have its own modifications and secret recipes, like the majority of hawker stalls in Malaysia, to truly make the bowl of prawn noodles unique.
Photo By Burppler Brian Leow | Opening Hours: Thursday - Monday; 9am - 4pm
Photo By Burppler R D | Opening Hours: Friday - Wednesday; 9am - 9pm
Photo By Burppler Dina Wan | Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday; 2pm - 10pm
Photo By Burppler Edric Lee | Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday; 7am - 3pm
Photo By Burppler Jionghui Lim | Opening Hours: Friday - Wednesday; 8am - 4pm
For Best Satay
One of Malaysia's most popular traditional foods is satay. Who could refuse succulent beef skewers on a stick? The sauces that go with satay are one of the reasons why it has been so popular for so long. Usually, this consists of ketupat, some sliced cucumbers and onions, and a sweet and sour peanut sauce. Here are some locations to check out if you're searching for an authentic satay experience:
Photo By Burppler Eatwithstellie | Opening Hours: Open daily; 10.30am -12.30am
Photo By Willy Satay | Opening Hours: Thursday - Tuesday; 1pm - 12am
Photo By Burppler Eatwithstellie |Opening Hours: Open daily, 4pm - 12am
Photo By Zaini Satay | Opening Hours: Open daily, 4pm - 11.30pm
Photo By Yunus Satay | Opening Hours: Wednesdays - Mondays; 4pm - 11pm.