Featured Halal FoodSpots of the Week

Mee Goreng Translating to ‘fried noodles’, Mee Goreng is well loved across Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore, and is never off the menu at local food vendors. With sweet soy sauce and spicy sambal, this dish is unique and flavourful. Baskin Robbins Ice Cream With over 1,000 flavours on offer, Baskin Robbins has long been the largest global chain of ice cream stores. Fully Halal-certified in Malaysia, you can enjoy every flavour from your classic vanilla to a Jamoca® Almond Fudge. Nasi Putih Daging White rice steamed in coconut milk and fish curry is a classic Malaysian and Southern Thai dish, served with hard-boiled eggs and cucumber, chilli or carrot pickles. This dish is seen as both a breakfast dish and a festive Eid dish in various regions in Malaysia. Mee Jawa A dish of yellow egg noodles in a tomato-based gravy, Mee Jawa is a slight variation on the popular Mee Reebus, and has its origins in Penang. Nasi Goreng Ayam  Meaning ‘Chicken Fried Rice’ in Malay, Nasi Goreng Ayam is one of the most common foods in Malaysia and Indonesia. Often served with krupuk (Southeast Asian fried crackers) for texture, with a mildly sweet soy sauce flavour and a stronger spicy touch, this dish is an easy sell.