9 must-try nasi lemak spots in Kuala Lumpur and Klang Valley: From street stalls to fancy cafes

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That said, it is just one of many toppings for the nasi lemak here, as the setup at Peel Road is akin to a cai fan stall. Customers can have their pick of vegetables, squid, sambal petai, fried chicken, luncheon meat, spring rolls and more.

Word of caution: The restaurant’s popularity and limited space almost always guarantee a queue, even if you get there before opening time. As such, takeout might be the more practical way to go.

Nasi Lemak Peel Road is located at 92, Jalan Peel, Maluri, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persektuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 55100

9. BIG TREE HEAD MAMAK

Customers flock to this mamak stall mainly for the sizeable chicken legs that accompany the nasi lemak, which are as big in size as they are big on flavour. Tender, juicy, and crispy, they go down a treat with the rice, fried egg, and sambal.

Speaking of the sambal, each dish comes with two types: sweet and spicy. You can either try them separately or mix them up for a completely new flavour.

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12 of JB’s most authentic old-school kopitiams to visit for good food and nostalgic vibes

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One of Johor Bahru’s biggest draws is sentimentality. Our goal goals may be hunting cheap-and-good foods and treatments, but the passion for a simpler, happier past still buzzes in the psyche. The older child Malaysia second door is a window into” the way we were,” which is a gift for Singaporeans.

Although this fundamental border town of several museums has no such thing as a Melaka-level conservation push, there are still plenty of physical and political space available.

In the absence of museums, kopitiams ( literally” coffee shops” in a Malay-Hokkien mashup ) are the preserves of the good ol ‘ days. Many, aware of their role, proudly proffer their credentials with murals, curios and” About Us” webpages ( particularly the new wave of Nanyang kopitiams celebrating our heritage ).

We’ve rated 12 renowned heritage kopitiams on four conditions. The second two, “kopi” and “food”, are clear. The interior and the surrounding region are both described as” Atmosphere” and are described as comfortable and clean. Finally, we’re going with” ahpek-ticity”, a nod to ah peks ( literally “old uncle” in Hokkien ), which&nbsp, refers to gritty authenticity, whether there are genuine old artefacts and if old-timers still frequent the shop.

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