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Tag Archives: Malaysian satay
Food Safari Kuala Lumpur 2019
This Food Safari Kuala Lumpur 2019 is our fifth food safari of Kuala Lumpur in the last seven years. Check out previous blog posts below: Food Safari Kuala Lumpur 2017 – A blog post on 22 specific food recommendations around Kuala Lumpur. Food Safari Kuala … Continue reading
Malaysia’s Best Sarawak Laksa
The stock is a gritty blend of pepper, chilli, onion, ginger and candle nut whilst the ingredients could not have been any fresher. This is truly Malaysia’s best Sarawak laksa. ~~~~~O~~~~~ “You’re going to be a very lucky boy” she tells me … Continue reading
Food Safari, King Street Wharf, Sydney
It has called the eastern foreshore of Darling Harbour home for more than a decade now. But fast taking shape just north is the much larger Barangaroo retail and commercial precinct with an earmarked 50 new restaurants when it eventually opens in 2018. So, … Continue reading
Petaling Street, Malaysian Hawker Food, Haymarket
In the last two years, the popularity of Malaysian food has seen a proliferation of Malaysian restaurants popping up around Sydney CBD. This is great news because choice is becoming so extensive these newer restaurants are beginning to introduce popular … Continue reading
Posted in Eating in Sydney
Tagged char kway teow, Ipoh Hor Fun, Malaysian, Malaysian satay
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Malay-Chinese Takeaway, Sydney CBD
Malaysian food has come a long way and has firmly stamped its mark on Sydney’s dining scene. Fans of Malaysian food are addicted to its spicy curries, fiery sambals, smoky satays from the BBQ and a host of tasty fried … Continue reading
Mamak, Sydney
There has been a proliferation of Malaysian restaurants opening up in and around Sydney in recent months. Many of these new restaurants are serving up classic Malaysian dishes such as nasi lemak, char kway teow, Ipoh hor fun, satay, laksa … Continue reading
Chinta Ria … Mood for Love, Sydney
“Good evening sir, are you in?”, the exotic matre d’ with long flowing black hair greets me at the entrance. I stare into her beautiful eyes and wonder if this could be my lucky night. “Am I in?” I ask, … Continue reading
Posted in Eating in Sydney
Tagged char kway teow, Malaysian, Malaysian satay, Simon Goh, yummy prawns
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Chicken satays & finale of MasterChef Australia 2011
Being a foodie that she is, Mysaucepan has many favourite restaurants in Sydney where we live. We are indeed fortunate to live within an Australian city where food trends are vibrant and progressive. Going to dinner at one of her favourite … Continue reading
Chinta Ria Temple of Love, Cockle Bay Wharf, Sydney
UPDATE 19 October 2014: This restaurant has now permanently closed for business. ~~~O~~~ What do you get when you mix laksa, fiery chillies, spicy curries with the timeless numbers of R & B legends such Ella Fitzgerald and Sarah Vaughan? … Continue reading
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Tagged char kway teow, Malaysian, Malaysian satay, mee goreng, Simon Goh
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Sassy’s Red, Westfield Sydney
What do you get when you mix modest Malaysian comfort food with the tuneful substance of cool jazz? Sassy’s Red is a Malaysian “kopitiam” (coffee shop) and the new brainchild of Simon Goh, owner of Chinta Ria, Temple of Love … Continue reading
Posted in Eating in Sydney
Tagged char kway teow, Malaysian, Malaysian satay, mee goreng, Simon Goh
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