Al-Hana Mosque-one of the incredible mosques in Kuah-is located in Langkawi, Kedah.
Al-Hana Mosque-one of the incredible mosques in Kuah-is located in Langkawi, Kedah.
Kuah 07000 Langkawi, Kedah Malaysia
Langkawi Jetty Point Lot No. SB-IN, Satellite Building. Jetty Point Complex, 07000 Kuah, Langkawi.
Jalan Padang Gaong, Kelibang, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia
Jalan Bukit Malut, Bukit Malut, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah, Malaysia
Ada pepatah mengatakan bahwa sushi itu membagi orang menjadi dua tipe – Mereka yang menyukai atau membencinya. Bagi pecinta sushi, artikel ini cocok untuk kamu! Sebenarnya terdapat banyak makanan khas Jepang selain sushi, bisa jadi rasa – rasa baru lainnya akan juga menggugah selera kamu. via GIPHY Memang sulit menemukan restoran khas Jepang yang menyajikan makanan Halal di Kuala Lumpur, karena meskipun dagingnya Halal, makanan yang disajikan cenderung menggunakan mirin dan anggur beras. Kami ingin memberikan kamu pengalaman menyantap makanan khas Jepang yang luar biasa dan Halal di Kuala Lumpur, jadi simak deh restoran – restoran Halal khas Jepang di KL berikut ini: 1. Sushi King Kredit Foto: Sushi King di Facebook Ini bisa jadi adalah restoran paling terkenal di KL, kebanyakan orang pergi ke Sushi King untuk memuaskan rasa ingin makan sushi mereka. Ada banyak pilihan menu tersedia di restoran ini, dari buffet sampai à la carte, dan lebih kerennya lagi jika tidak ada menu yang kamu inginkan di buffet, kamu bisa memesannya secara terpisah. Sushi King jelas merupakan salah satu restoran sushi buffet terbaik yang terbaik di Kuala Lumpur, meskipun begitu mereka tetap memiliki variasi menu yang banyak jadi walaupun makanan khas Jepang bukanlah makanan favorit kamu, dijamin kamu akan menemukan sesuatu yang kamu suka disana! Temukan di: Ada lebih dari 100 outlet di Malaysia, jadi Kamu pasti menemukan satu di dekat kamu 2. Sukiya Malaysia Kredit Foto: Sukiya Malaysia di Facebook Bersertifikat halal, Sukiya Malaysia menyajikan makanan Jepang seperti masakan lokal - tanpa daging babi dan kandungan alkohol - maka jika kamu sedang mendambakan semangkuk mie ramen, kamu tahu harus ke mana. Salah satu restoran Jepang tertua di Malaysia, Sukiya Malaysia telah dibuka sejak 1982 dan mereka paham benar tentang cara memperlakukan pelanggannya. Datang langsung dari Jepang, suasana restoran ini adalah budaya pop Jepang dengan makanan khas Jepang seperti Gyudon, Kari Jepang dan Chicken Bowl, dan yang terakhir tentunya Ramen. Temukan di: Restoran ini kebanyakan berada di mall. Dua outlet yang paling terkenal di Kuala Lumpur adalah di Mid Valley Mega Mall dan Sunway Velocity Mall. 3. Ramen Village Kredit Foto: Ramen Village di Facebook Tempat lain untuk memanjakan diri kamu dengan mie Ramen adalah Ramen Village – nama yang menggambarkan isi menu dari tempat tersebut. Rasa yang disajikan sangat mantap lebih lagi mereka bahkan menawarkan hidangan fusion, gabungan antara masakan khas Jepang dengan cita rasa Thailand dan Korea, yang disesuaikan dengan standar Halal. Kuah kaldu miso adalah salah satu menu yang terbaik disajikan dengan ayam yang begitu lembut sehingga hanya hancur berantakan. Karena harganya, restoran ini bukanlah restoran yang tepat untuk kunjungan rutin, tetapi sangat layak kok untuk dicoba sekali-kali. Temukan di: NU Sentral, Lot L5 09, No. 201, Jalan Tun Sambanthan, 50470, Kuala Lumpur 4. Agehan Japanese Restaurant, Grant BlueWave Hotel Kredit Foto: Grand BlueWave Hotel Shah Alam di Facebook Kalau kamu mencari restoran Jepang tipe fine dining di KL, maka Agehan adalah tempat yang harus kamu datangi. Restoran Jepang bersertifikat halal ini berada di hotel bintang lima, tetapi mereka memiliki berbagai menu dengan macam - macam kisaran harga. Bermewah ria dengan menu à la carte untuk fine dining, atau pilih menu buffet dengan harga terjangkau di akhir pekan. Menu unggulan Agehan adalah masakan tradisional Jepang - seperti Hosomaki Sushi, Nigiri dan Makimono - serta sentuhan rasa lokal pada masakan seperti Tuna Mayo Maki dengan Cili padi (cabai mata burung). Restoran ini adalah salah satu restoran Jepang terbaik di Lembah Klang. Temukan di: Grand BlueWave Hotel Shah Alam, Persiaran Perbkamuran, Seksyen 14, 40000 Shah Alam. 5. Wagyu Kokoro Kredit Foto: Wagyu Kokoro di Facebook Pastinya tidak mudah untuk menemukan Wagyu Yakiniku Halal di KL. Eiitsss.. tunggu dulu dan jangan berkecil hati! Karena Wagyu Kokoro ada untuk kamu. "Yakiniku" sendiri, yang artinya adalah daging panggang menjelaskan menu yang mereka sajikan. Benar saja, disini kamu bisa memanggang - panggang sendiri daging beef Halal pilihan chef mereka yang kualitasnya di atas rata - rata yaitu tingkatan A4 sampai A5. Mantap bukan? Selain daging beefnya yang lezat, mereka juga menyajikan menu berbahan ayam dan seafood yang segar. Menu yang disajikan ada beberapa tipe, dari menu pedas dan tidak pedas, serta dari menu set yang bisa dimakan 2 sampai 6 orang dan menu terpisah. Semua makanan yang disajikan pasti nendang. Selain itu, tempat ini memang cocok sekali untuk berkumpul bersama keluarga tersayang dan teman - teman kamu. Jangan lupa untuk mencoba Chicken Yakitori dan Kokoro Spicy Seafood Stew-nya, ya! Temukan di: Jalan Teknologi 2/1C Signature Park, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia 6. Pepper Lunch Express Kredit Foto: PepperLunch Malaysia di Facebook Meskipun salah satu outlet Pepper Lunch Express yang berada di Pavilion ditutup, mereka masih memiliki cabang di beberapa food court tertentu yang masih buka. Spesialisasi masakan Pepper Lunch adalah hidangan lada mereka (hampir semuanya sih) dan masakan disini paling enak dimakan langsung waktu sedang panas - panasnya. Coba deh Pepper Rice mereka yang diberi berbagai pilihan daging atau seafood dicampur dengan semua saus dan topping yang mereka tawarkan untuk membuat lidahmu bergoyang. Siap – siap ya terkena tendangan panasnya! Where to find: Bukit Bintang Food Court, Pavillion Food Court 7. Toyyiban Sushi, Bangi Getaway Kredit Foto: Toyyiban Sushi di Facebook Satu-satunya restoran sushi milik seorang Muslim, Toyyiban Sushi adalah bisnis milik sebuah keluarga yang dimulai oleh salah satu anggotanya yang merupakan orang asli Malaysia yang pernah belajar di Jepang. Meskipun tidak memiliki banyak pilihan pada menu mereka, restoran ini membuat orang muslim nyaman karena hidangan yang mereka sajikan adalah hidangan Halal terbaik di Kuala Lumpur. Selain sushi goreng renyah, mereka juga menyajikan hidangan mie seperti Udon, Soba dan Bento dengan harga yang pas. Mereka menawarkan sentuhan lokal pada kecap pedas (sambal kecap) yang dicampur dengan wasabi. Fakta menarik tentang restoran ini adalah bahwa restoran ini dinamai berdasarkan ayat Al-Qur'an loh! Dimana umat Islam diperintahkan untuk makan makanan murni, murni - Halalan Toyyiban – jadi pastinya kamu bisa yakin bahwa yang kamu makan disini itu makanan Halal! Temukan di: Bangi Gateway Shopping Complex, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor Darul Ehsan Itu tadi adalah beberapa restoran Jepang halal terenak di KL, jadi sekarang kamu bisa memuaskan hasrat ingin makan sushi atau masakan Jepang kamu di restoran – restoran diatas. Dari ikan bakar, sticky chicken, sashimi segar, atau wasabi yang nendang, buffet dan menu yang menyediakan semua yang kamu inginkan. Makanya, simak terus Aplikasi HalalTrip agar kamu bisa memberikan pendapatmu tentang tempat-tempat tadi, menu favorit kamu, dan jangan ragu deh untuk share tentang temuan - temuan kamu saat traveling langsung ke kami....
Eat. Sleep. Repeat. via GIPHY Malaysia is famous for its scrumptious local cuisine as well as international restaurants, which makes it quite easy to find some great spots. If you have any doubts about where to eat in Kuala Lumpur, we have listed out some fantastic places that range from hawker stalls to food trucks, without forgetting popular restaurants too. So simply take your pick from the spots listed below! Malaysian Cuisine 1. Village Park Nasi Lemak Credit: Village Park Restaurant on Facebook This eatery is owned by a Chinese Muslim couple and is very famous for their nasi lemak ayam goreng. The succulent fried chicken is the best part of this dish which is excellent when paired with the fragrant coconut rice.The restaurant was chosen as the winner for the Best Ayam Goreng by Blogger’s Choice in 2011 and at the Time Out KL Food Awards 2014. The restaurant is a local favorite for Halal food in Kuala Lumpur that travelers to the city also enjoy. Address: No. 5, Jalan SS 21/37, Damansara Utama, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, MalaysiaOperating hours: 6.30AM to 7.30PM (Mon-Fri) 6.30AM to 6PM (Sat & Sun)Contact: +60 3-7710 7860Facebook 2. Sate Kajang Haji Samuri Credit: Sate Kajang Hj. Samuri Are you craving some satay? Drop by this Muslim-owned restaurant to get your fix of delectable marinated meat paired with some fine peanut sauce and ketupat. This restaurant had its humble beginnings in 1992 and is a top favorite for satay with several branches operating in Malaysia today.Sate Kajang Haji Samuri has been among favorite food places in KL for a very long time and is bound to run into huge crowds – but it’s worth the wait and you won’t be disappointed. Address: Lot 7G & Lot 7LG, Jalan Melati Utama 4, Taman Melati Utama, 53100 Kuala Lumpur Various LocationsOperating hours: 11:00AM to 12AM (Mon-Sun) 3:00PM to 12AM (Fridays)Website 3. Nasi Kandar Pelita Nasi Kandar Pelita is another Muslim-owned dining spot that is famous for its fusion of Indian and Malaysian cuisine, where some of the famous dishes include nasi kandar. While the kuah campur is a favorite as well.Nasi Kandar Pelita started out small in 1995 but rose in popularity because of their famous nasi kandar, and now there are more branches located throughout Kuala Lumpur today. Address: No. 149 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Various LocationsOperating hours: 24 hours dailyWebsite 4. Nasi Lemak Ong Credit: Nasi Lemak Ong Malaysiaon Facebook This outlet which is famous for its own version of nasi lemak, which is actually nasi kandar is located at the Pavilion Shopping Mall. The original stall has been around for over 20 years in Alor Star, and the locals in the area refer to nasi kandar as nasi Lemak which is the reason for this mild confusion.The founder, Ong Tee Kea who hails from China gained his expertise from an Indian Muslim chef and the dishes here boasts of the wonderful fusion of Chinese, Indian and Malay flavors. From spicy curries with fragrant rice and even unique charcoal-infused roti canai - you will certainly enjoy the menu here. Address: Lot 8.105 Level 8 Pavilion Shopping Centre Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur(Pavilion Shopping Mall - 168, Bukit Bintang Street, Bukit Bintang)Operating hours: 10AM to 10PM (Daily)Contact: +60 3-2110 3499Facebook Street Food 5. Mansion Tea Stall Formerly known as Al Amnah, the Mansion Tea Stall is famous for its teh tarik which is considered as the national drink of Malaysia. It’s even better when you pair your drink with their Roti Banjir Special which is served with gravy, soft boiled eggs, dhal, and spicy sambal. This stall has been one of the go-to places for teh tarik and roti, which is great if you are wondering where to eat in Kuala Lumpur for a late dinner. Address: Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaOperating hours: 24 hours daily 6. Cendol Durian Runtuh Credit: Cendol Durian Runtuh CowKit on Facebook While the durian is renowned for its pungent odor, durian cendol is a very popular dessert in Malaysia that you should try at least once. If you need to beat the heat with a durian cendol, pay a visit to the ever-popular Durian Runtuh which serves up one of the best versions of this dessert.Due to the popularity of the stall, you might encounter a long line, however, it’s certainly worth the wait for a big bowl of the cool dessert. Address: No. 57, Lorong Raja Bot, Chow Kit, Kuala LumpurOperating hours: 2PM to 3AM (Daily)Facebook 7. Babarittos Food Truck @ TAPAK Urban Street Dining Credit: Babarittos Delight on Facebook The Muslim-owned Babarittos food truck was started by Aircraft Engineering graduate, Muhammad Hafiy whose father played an important role in the kitchen as well. You can head down to Babarittos at TAPAK Urban Street Dining which serves up delights such as burritos, quesadillas, and nachos which will leave you wanting more. Both the beef and buttermilk chicken burritos are the favorites you cannot miss, but it won’t hurt to check out the other flavors as well. They serve up some pretty great pasta and burgers if you are in the mood too. Address: Tapak Urban Street Dining, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaOperating hours: 5PM to 1AM (Tue-Sat) 5PM to 12AM (Sunday) (Closed on Mondays)Contact: +60 16-682 4877Facebook 8. FirstOrder Food Truck @ TAPAK Urban Street Dining Credit: First Order The FirstOrder food truck who is famous for their Milky Mango drink should be your next stop if you want to cool down after a long day. Every drink on the menu is mango-based, the food truck was started in 2015 by the founder Kamal; who thought of creating a business around his favorite fruit.You can catch FirstOrder at TAPAK Urban Street Dining, and do try the refreshing Mystic Mango shake which is another favorite. Address: Tapak Urban Street Dining, Jalan Ampang Various LocationsOperating hours: 6PM to 12AM (Daily)Website | Facebook | Instagram 9. Borak Time Food Truck @ TAPAK Urban Street Dining Credit: Borak Time on Facebook Wondering where to eat in Kuala Lumpur and get a hot fresh meal? The Borak Time food truck has just what you need. Their most popular dishes are definitely the Nasi Lemak Kukus with Garlic and Herb Grilled Chicken.Doesn’t that sound delicious? They also served up some awesome Grilled Lamb as well as Bangers and Mash which is great if you want to deviate a bit from the local fare. Address: Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur City Center, Kuala LumpurOperating hours: 6PM to 12AM (Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday) 6PM to 1AM (Friday) 6PM to 1.30AM (Saturday) (Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)Contact: +60 13-257 2054Facebook Indian Fine Dining 10. Betel Leaf For Indian cuisine fans who are looking for Halal food in Kuala Lumpur: the Betel Leaf restaurant is dedicated to serving up delectable Chettinad cuisine with all those exotic flavors. This fine dining restaurant has been part of the food scene since 2009, and has a very pleasant ambiance and boasts of an extensive menu.Take your pick from the aromatic biryanis, spicy curries, thalis and so much more when you decided to dine at Betel Leaf - some favorites include the mutton biryani and deep-fried cauliflower. Do note that the restaurant is not Halal certified, but dishes are only prepared with Halal ingredients. Address: 77A, Leboh Ampang, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaOperating hours: 11AM to 11PM (Daily)Contact: +6012 3992312 / +603 20325932Website Korean Fried Chicken 11. KyoChon Credit: KyoChon Korean fried chicken is known for unique flavors, but finding Halal options might not be so easy. You don’t have to worry about Halal food at Kyochon - all the chicken is sourced from JAKIM Halal certified Halal suppliers, and there are several outlets located throughout Kuala Lumpur as well. The star items on the menu are crispy, succulent chicken with Kyochon’s own unique flavors such as Soy Garlic, Red Pepper, Honey and there are rice batter options as well. Additionally, Kyochon focuses on bringing a fresh, quality and preservative-free chicken to their customers - and it certainly pays off. Address: Lot 1.54, Level 1, Pavilion KL, 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100, Kuala Lumpur Various LocationsOperating hours: 10AM to 10PM (Daily)Contact: +6017-283 3707 / +6012-611 9435Website | Facebook | Instagram Japanese Shabu Shabu 12. Suki-ya Credit: Suki-Ya, KL on Facebook At Suki-ya, you can enjoy the famous shabu shabu which is a healthy combination of fresh veggies, thinly sliced beef and more. The restaurant features four tantalizing soup bases to choose from and a nice range of appetizers as well.Even though alcoholic drinks are served at the restaurant, no alcohol is used in food preparation and the meat suppliers are JAKIM Halal certified. Suki-ya has been around since 2003 and is based on the Japanese shabu shabu spots which promote a comfortable and cozy setting. Address: Suki-Ya @ Tokyo Street Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, Lot No. : 6.24.04, Level 6 Various LocationsOperating hours: 11:30AM to 10PM (Mon-Sun)Contact: +603 2141 4272Website | Facebook Halal Dim Sum 13. Dolly Dim Sum Credit: @dollydimsum on Instagram Dolly Dim Sum is another great spot for Halal dim sum that is completely pork-free, with pretty delectable menu options too. This nice dim sum spot aims to create a modern concept of the Chinese tea house and give their customers a unique experience. Dolly Dim Sum has it all - from Siew Mai and Har Gao dumplings in bamboo baskets to egg tarts, as well as a nice range of drinks to go with your meal. Address: Lot G9 Ground Floor, Avenue K, 156 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Opposite KLCC) Various LocationsOperating hours: 11AM to 10PM (Daily)Contact: 03-2181-3830Website | Facebook | Instagram Seafood Heaven 14. Muhibbah Seafood Restaurant Credit: Muhibbah Seafood Restaurant on Facebook This Muslim-owned restaurant’s specialty involves a nice little fusion of Chinese and Thai cuisine with a menu that boasts of variety. The best dishes you cannot miss include sotong (deep fried squid), as well as the Thai Style chicken.This is one of the best Halal food spots to visit if you get the craving for seafood or for those savory Asian flavors, and it has been around for over 30 years as well. Address: Lot 2851, Jalan Seri Penchala, Kg. Sg. Penchala, 60000 Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Jaya, MalaysiaOperating hours: 12PM to 2:30PM | 6:30PM to 10PM (Daily)Contact: +60 3-7727 3153Facebook 15. Shell Out - Publika Credit: Shell Out on Facebook The Shell Out at the Publika mall is a Muslim-owned restaurant that features Cajun style seafood which is quite unforgettable once you try it. Founded by a husband and wife team, Shell Out is must visit for seafood lovers who are looking for fresh, delicious food with great flavor.You can choose from crabs to clams and prawns, or even octopus and select the cooking style, sauces, and spice level. There are some great combo deals to choose which is great for a large group or even you prefer sampling a bit of everything.Address: A2-G2-1, Solaris Dutamas, No.1, Jalan Dutamas 1, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Various LocationsOperating hours: 10AM to 10PM (Daily)Contact: +6016-3054616Website | Facebook | Instagram Western and Fusion Cuisine 16. Chili’s Credit: Chili's Malaysia on Facebook Known best for serving up Tex-Mex food, you can taste your share of burgers, wraps, nachos and so much more from their mouth-watering menu. Popular items on the menu include their Chicken enchiladas and fajitas, but do give the Classic Ribeye steak or the Classic Club Sandwich a try too. Even though Chili’s is not Halal certified and serves alcohol, they do have a Halal kitchen so you can still enjoy Halal meals here. We advise readers to consume at your discretion. Address: Lot 346B, Level 3, Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur Various LocationsOperating hours: 11AM to 11PM (Sun-Thu) 11AM to 12AM (Fri & Sat)Contact: 03 2164 1400Website | Facebook | Instagram 17. My Burger Lab Credit: myBurgerLab on Facebook Want to try something unique? My Burger Lab specializes in a little range of burgers with charcoal infused buns, and you can even create your own burger with the delicious options on offer. With burger delights such as the Nasi Lemak Ayam Rendang and the In-N-Out Tribute, you will be back for more.The restaurant was founded by Ren Yi, Chang Ming, and Wee Kiat who initially had no professional culinary experience, but gained their expertise through part-time jobs in the food industry. My Burger Lab uses only Halal ingredients, so you can dine here with no worries. Address: No.8, Jalan Awan Hijau, Taman OUG, 58200 Kuala Lumpur Various LocationsOperating hours: 5PM to 10.15PM (Mon-Fri) 11AM to 4PM | 5PM to 10.15PM (Sat & Sun)Website | Facebook | Instagram 18. Kay’s Steak & Lobsters Credit: Kay’s Steak & Lobster on Facebook If a hearty dinner or lunch is what you are after, Kay’s Steak and Lobsters might be that perfect dining spot. You can enjoy a range of juicy steaks - from Angus Ribeye to Sirloin with a side of mashed potatoes and a sauce of your choice, while seafood fans can opt for their famous Lobster Thermidor as well.Founded by a husband and wife team, the restaurant features an extensive menu and has been a favorite for western cuisine for a while. Additionally, you can easily reach the restaurant within a 35-minute drive from the Kuala Lumpur City Centre Address: 12A, Jalan Putra Mahkota 7/6b, Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, Selangor, MalaysiaOperating hours: 5PM to 10PM (Tue-Fri) 1PM to 10PM (Sat & Sun) Closed on MondaysContact: 03-5887 1081Website | Facebook | Instagram 19. Cor Blimey British Fish and Chips (Damansara Uptown) Credit: Cor Blimey Damansara Uptown on Facebook Cor Blimey’s founder Adam Joseph Hanrahan who was raised in Hampshire, United Kingdom, started the restaurant to share his favorite British meal - fish, and chips, with Malaysia which is his second home. This is one of the best spots for Halal food in Kuala Lumpur, and for authentic British fish and chips.Of course, you must try their Signature Fish and Chips where you get to choose the type of fish, batter, and sides or add-ons. With platters, burgers and other British staples such as Bangers and Mash, this is an ideal outlet for a casual night out. Address: No 33 Jalan SS 21/1A, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia Various LocationsOperating hours: 5PM to 10PM (Tue-Thu) 12PM to 10PM (Fri-Sun)Contact: +60 37733 8358Website | Facebook | Instagram...
Singapore has been experiencing cold weather lately (well, as cold as Singapore can get at least!) and I always find myself yearning for some comfort food. No, not the typical mushroom soup, but real, hearty Indian-Muslim food! I’m always up for some good ol’ crispy prata with fish curry or that steaming hot plate of Sup Tulang Merah. We are blessed to have so much good food in this tiny country and here are 8 of the best Indian-Muslim food places(in no particular order) you can find! 5 Places To Enjoy Halal Dum Biryani in Singapore 1. Flaming Spice Picture: FlamingSpiceSG This is a hidden gem in Pasir Ris. They are located in the newly renovated Downtown East/E!Avenue and you can spot the restaurant even before you enter the building. The elaborate decorations in the restaurant might look intimidating but they offer affordable food! They have one of the best Teh Tarik served with that mountain of foam and their pratas have a crispy texture, just like how I love it! They also serve Thai cuisines so there’s always something for everyone. As a bonus feature, it’s air-conditioned and the atmosphere is perfect for date nights! Address: 1 Pasir Ris Cl, #01-309, Singapore 519599Contact: 6816 6081Operating hours: 8AM-1PMWebsite: FlamingSpiceSG 2. Bedok Corner Suka Ramai Mama Power Picture: Mohd Pakkir The east always has plenty of good food options and here’s a quaint food stall in the middle of Bedok Corner. This unassuming stall serves delicious, and lip-smacking Indian food fare. I would highly recommend their Mee Kuah! Address: 1 Bedok Rd, Singapore 469572Operating hours: 10AM-10PM 3. Srisun Express Picture: SrisunExpress Sometimes you can’t really help that your tummy grumbles while you’re up late studying or rushing that deadline. Put away those instant noodles and do not order from Mcdonalds for the umpteenth time. Instead, head down to Srisun Prata as they’re open 24 hours! You can easily get a satisfying Indian Muslim meal, complete with a nice cup of authentic teh tarik. Address: Blk 474 Tampines st 43 #01-118, Singapore 520474 (Srisun Express has 3 outlets islandwide)Tel: +65 6288 5747Operating hours: 24 HoursWebsite: SrisunExpress 4. Adam’s Delights Mee Goreng Combo Picture: Burpple Tucked in an 'atas' part of Singapore, it’s a popular haunt for tourists and locals. Do come here with your own transportation as it’s not very accessible via public transport. While you're there, you must try their famous Mee Combo. Not only do they look instagram-worthy with that gorgeous mix of ingredients, they taste extremely delicious too! My favourite would be Mutton Chop Combo that comes with Maggie Goreng(you can also opt for kway teow or Mee Goreng), cheese fries, and a fried egg. Head down to Adam Road today and you'll be guaranteed a satisfying meal. Address: 2 Adam Rd, Singapore 289876 5. Springleaf Prata Picture: Burpple This is my favourite prata place ever! I love crispy thin Egg Onion pratas and when paired with the free flow fish curry, it’s becomes the perfect breakfast/supper for me! However, they are not easily accessible too so it would be more convenient if you come with your own transportation. It’s worth it! Address: 57B Jalan Tua Kong, Singapore 457253 (3 outlets islandwide)Tel: 6636 2935, 91077432Operating Hours: 8AM to 12AMWebsite: SpringleafPrataPlace 6. Deen Tiga Rasa Picture: Tze Kwang Teo This place is well known for serving one of the best Tulang Merah in Singapore. It’s a popular dinner spot among locals for its affordable and tasty spread of food! It’s also centrally located in Singapore so do bring your buddies here for some fulfilling bonding sesh over a plate of steaming red Tulang Merah. Address: 505 Beach Rd, Singapore 199583 Beach Rd, Singapore 199583Contact: 6396 6648Operating hours: 8AM-1130PM 7. Al-Azhar Picture: Burpple This brand is famous for offering a plethora of food options that are not limited to just Indian Muslim food. With that being said, they are still known for their Indian food and I can totally see why! When that naan craving kicks in, I will make sure I head down to the nearest Al-Azhar and indulge in their garlic naan dipped in creamy Butter Chicken. That’s the good stuff! Address: Tampines Street 21, #01-1105 Block 201D, Singapore 524201 (Al-Azhar has 3 outlets islandwide)Contact: 6785 1265Operating hours: 24 hoursWebsite: AlAzharRestaurants 8. Victory Restaurant Picture: Mazlinda Mazlan This restaurant needs no introduction since it’s been around for so long (more than a century). Some people prefer their competitors but I personally feel that the Murtabaks here taste better. They have a nice balance of crisp, generous fillings, and density—complete with that Cucumber Salad and Curry. Yum! Address: 701 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198677Contact: 6298 6955Operating hours: 7AM-11PM Where will you be heading to sate that Indian-Muslim food craving? Read more about Singapore...
Singapore has a great food scene going on, but what gets more focus is the different cuisines available and local street food. To have a complete foodie experience, there are local Singaporean desserts you need to try, as the ethnic sweet scene has a vast array of delights to pick from. It is not difficult to find Halal dessert places in Singapore, and we give you a list of the best dessert places. Here are some of the best Singaporean desserts and where to find them: credit - giphy.com 1) Pandan Cake Picture Credit - begawansolo.com This dessert is now so popular that it has travelled throughout South East Asia, to Hong Kong and even Sri Lanka. A light chiffon cake that is flavoured with the juice of pandan leaves gives it its distinct taste, as well as the green colour that it is known by. Best places to find Pandan Cake: Pure Pandan at New Bridge Road in Chinatown Point, and Bengawan Solo 2) Apom Berkuah Picture Credit - travelling-foodies.com These picturesque little circles that are the Singaporean version of pancakes and maple syrup are so pretty that you’ll want to snap a picture of it before devouring it. Unlike regular pancakes, Apom Berkuah is made from fermented rice flour and coconut water, and the juice from Bunga Telang flowers make up the pretty blue centre. Small, crisp on the edges and fluffy inside, they are served with warm banana sauce. Best places to find Apom Berkuah: Peramakan at Keppel Club on Bukit Chermin Road 3) Durian Pengat Picture Credit- Chope.com Durian is such a classic flavour in Malaysia and Singapore, so if you don’t mind the smell and are up to try a dessert, go for a Durian Pengat! It is a Durian mousse made from the pulp of the fruit and coconut milk, and its soft smooth goodness is enough to satisfy the cravings of any Durian lover. Best places to find Durian Pengat: Owl Café at Bedok Point in Upper Changi Road, and Sinpopo Brand at Joo Chiat Road 4) Grass Jelly Picture Credit - thesilverchef.blogspot.sg A refreshing dessert, especially if you can’t keep up with the heat, Grass Jelly is made by boiling aged mint stalks with starch until they become jelly. Like most other desserts, the jelly cubes are served over shaved ice or ice cubes. If you want a hit of more freshness, add a squeeze of lime; if you want to add more sweetness to the dish, get it with honey or syrup on the side. Best places to find Grass Jelly: Zhao An Granny Grass Jelly at Golden Mile Food Centre on Beach Road, and Wampoa Soya Bean And Grass Jelly at Wampoa Drive Makan Place 5) Ice Kachang Picture Credit - www.sg Probably the most popular cheap dessert in Singapore, this mound of shaved ice is a colourful bowl of goodness. A cross between a snow cone and a sundae, the Ice Kachang comes with a variety of toppings, as per your liking. Sweet corn, agar-agar (jelly), red beans and mangrove palm seeds are some of the relishes added onto the shaved ice doused in multi-coloured syrup, ready to be shared with friends. Best places to find Ice Kachang: Jin Jin Hot/Cold Dessert at brickworks Food Centre in Jalan Bukit Merah, and Annie’s Peanut Ice Kachang at Ghim Moh Market and Food Centre 6) Orh Nee Picture Credit - burpple.com You don’t have to be a fan of yams to like this dessert. Orh Nee is made from yam paste that is fried and blended until smooth, formed into balls, and generally served with gingko nuts and pumpkin. It is one of the desserts in Singapore that travellers must try. Best places to find Orh Nee: Mu Liang Zai Liang Kee Restaurant on Havelock Road, and Tien Garden on Changi Road in Lor Mazuki 7) Pulut Hitam Picture Credit - delishar.com One of the most classic local desserts in Singapore, Pulut Hitam is a crowd favourite. Black glutinous rice has a very nutty flavour, and is simmered in coconut milk and palm sugar to form a porridge-like consistency and served with a swirl of coconut milk on top. Best places to find Pulut Hitam: Jin Jin Hot/Cold Dessert at brickworks Food Centre in Jalan Bukit Merah 8) Sago Gula Melaka Picture Credit - foodforlifetv.sg Gula Melaka is made out of palm sugar and is used in a lot of Singaporean dishes, not to mention desserts. This key ingredient offers its classic flavour to the cuisine as it is popularly used as a natural sweetener in South East Asian cooking. Gula Melaka shines through, however, in this dish where chewy pearl sago – generally tasteless on its own – is cooked in moulds and served with palm sugar and coconut milk. You can really appreciate the caramel flavour as it is poured over the sago. Best places to find Sago Gula Melaka: The Blue Ginger Restaurant on Tanjong Pagar Road, and Chilli Padi at Joo Chiat Place 9) Tang Yuen Picture Credit - hungrygowhere.com A sweet treat influenced by the Chinese, Tang Yuen are balls made from glutinous rice flour that is cooked and served in syrup. In Singapore, various pastes like sesame or peanut, or even newer flavours like green tea, are what forms the centre of the rice ball, and it is served in peanut soup instead of the clear soup that the Chinese make. Best places to find Tang Yuen: Ah Balling Peanut Soup at Golden Mile Food Centre on Beach Road, and Dessert Story on Tiong Bahru Road 10) Tau Suan Picture Credit - hungryisland.wordpress.com Who would have thought that split mung beans would taste so good? This hot dessert is hard to perfect as the mung beans have to be cooked so that they split, but not overcooked so that they are mushy. They are boiled with pandan and thickened with potato flour. The best places are those that are extra generous with their You Tiao – dough fritters that come dunked in the bowl of Tau Suan and whose starchy goodness pairs perfectly with the soup-like texture. Best places to find Tau Suan: Tiong Bahru Tau Suan at the Tiong Bahru Hawker Centre on Seng Poh Road (they are open from morning until they sell out), and Le Chausseur on Eunos Road 11) Tissue Prata Picture Credit -foodspotting.com One of Singapore’s must-try desserts is inspired by the Indian roti prata. Tissue Prata is named so because it is made super thin and crispy, and requires some skill to get it not too oily or break the bread. It is generally served with sugar or chocolate sauce or a variety of sweet sauces or fruits or ice cream, but for the most local experience, try it with kaya, a coconut jam. Best places to find Tissue Prata: Mr Prata at Evans Lodge on Evans Road, and Spize on Bedok Road in Simpang Bedok Don't miss out the best desserts in Singapore because you can’t complete your Singaporean foodie experience without them. With plenty of Halal food places in Singapore, sweet treats aren’t hard to find, but if you have trouble in trying to locate Halal food places, be sure to use the Halal Trip App to find out what people have eaten and where. And don’t forget to leave your reviews and suggestions for more to enjoy!...
There are many strange and beautiful things about Langkawi that are just waiting to be discovered - and what better way to explore the islands than getting advice from the locals? There are plenty of interesting spots to visit and fun things to do in Langkawi that can be part of an amazing holiday. Langkawi is located off the Malaysian coast and is made up of 99 islands just waiting to be explored – so have a look at the Langkawi travel tips listed below. 1. Take A Cable Car Ride Picture Credit - thedriftbackpackershostel.com The best way to appreciate the beauty of this tropical paradise is to ride on a cable car at Sky Bridge in Oriental Village. The locals enjoy taking walks along Sky Bridge and know that the best view is from the top. You can experience a gorgeous view of the lush rainforest and the ocean. The floor of the cable cars are fitted with glass panels which makes the ride far more exciting. Check out Muslim friendly travel and holiday packages to Langkawi now! 2. Explore The Islands Picture Credit - www.malaysia.travelLangkawi is made up of at least 99 islands and you should consider exploring at least a few before leaving. The natural beauties of the islands are highly treasured by the locals, and nature and wildlife are the best things about Langkawi. Not only will you discover hidden gems, but you can also learn more about the flora and fauna of Langkawi. Rebak Island, Pulau Dayang Bunting and Pulau Singa Besar are just few of the islands with the best beaches in Langkawi that are worth checking out. 3. Spend The Day At Taman Lagenda Langkawi Picture Credit - www.langkawi-info.com Taman Lagenda Langkawiis an interesting folklore theme park that is located in Kuah – and is among the interesting cultural things to do in Langkawi. This theme park features large colourful statues of mythical characters and creatures that are part of Langkawi folklore. Visitors will also find signboards with fascinating information on the legends of Langkawi. This is also where most locals enjoy spending the day during weekends, especially in the charming gardens. 4. Take A Kayaking Tour There is nothing like kayaking along the Kilim River through the mangroves to really get in touch with nature - which is one of the unique things to do in Langkawi, Malaysia. It’s a great way to learn about the islands’ wildlife and plants - while seeing the region through the eyes of the locals. The mangrove forests are fascinating places to explore, so include kayaking in your Langkawi itinerary. 5. Appreciate The Waterfalls Picture Credit - www.langkawi-info.com The locals appreciate the natural beauty of the islands’ waterfalls that are very active during the rainy seasons and are the top Langkawi attractions too. The ones you cannot miss include Telaga Tujuh or The Seven Wells Waterfall that is considered as one of the most beautiful natural attractions of Langkawi – it’s also a great spot to check out the local wildlife. Don’t miss the Durian Perangin Waterfall that flows from Mount Raya which is a magnificent sight to see – it’s popular spot for group outing for locals and tourists alike. And finally, do visit Mat Cincang Nature Park to see Air Terjun Temurun which cascades down the mountain to from a freshwater pool which is ideal for swimming. 6. Visit A Langkawi Night Market Picture Credit - langkawi-online.com If you really want to immerse yourself in the destination andwonder how to eat like a local in Langkawi - visiting a night market is a great idea. You can a good variety of Halal food here as well – but always ask the vendor if the food is Halal just to be safe. Delicious Malaysian or Middle Eastern flavours and meat, seafood and sticky rice are just waiting to be sampled. You can spend a few hours at night markets enjoying good food while shopping in Langkawi. 7. Hike Up Gunung Raya Picture Credit - www.langkawi-insight.com Gunung Raya is the highest peak in Langkawi as well as one of the top Langkawi attractions. A hike up the mountain will reward you with an amazing sunset or sunrise, which is worth the effort since the trekking paths can be tricky. However, you might get to the see the local wildlife in their natural habitat, which is quite fascinating. 8. Visit The 3D Musuem Drop by the Langkawi 3D museum in Oriental Village, especially if you are on family vacation with kids. There are over 200 paintings that feature many subjects and styles that include optical illusions as well. You will often see many of the locals spending time here during the weekends. Taking some amusing photographs with the amazing artwork is one the fun things to do in Langkawi. Thanks to Langkawi travel tips from the locals, you can experience more unique things to do in Langkawi Malaysia and find intriguing place to visit – that you won’t find in guide books. Book your next Halal holiday to Langkawi now! ...
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