What Are The Malaysian Foods You Like?

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As a foreigner in Malaysia, it cannot be avoided that some of my friends will interrogate me by these frequently asked questions. One of it is, "What are the Malaysian foods you like?". I actually, not only like but love few numbers of Malaysian foods. Apart from the palatable taste, the spiciness of the foods is what hit me the most. have a look on my list below of my top choices of foods here in Malaysia.



NASI LEMAK

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Who can resist with this famous malay-style breakfast? I think, no one. This Malay fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaf always make my day. This kind of dish can also be found in some Northern places in Philippines but I have known this dish only when I was in Malaysia.





NASI KERABU

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This dish is very popular in the east coast states of Peninsular Malaysia such as kelantan and Terengganu, and now can also be found everywhere Malaysia. This blue-coloured rice with dried fish or fried chicken, crackers, pickles, salted egg and other salads is truly a symbol of Asian food. This dish always satisfy my hungry tummy.



TOMYAM CAMPUR
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This dish is originally from Thailand. Since Thailand and Malaysia are just a neighbouring country, Malaysia has come up it own style of cooking this Tomyam Campur. This soup is really mouth-watering and satisfy my taste. Apart from it one of a kind taste, I love how the chicken, beef and seafoods are mixed in one fabulous dish. I like this dish to be eaten with rice, scrambled egg and kailan ikan masin. perfect combination. 




NASI GORENG SEAFOOD
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I am an ultimate lover of seafoods, especially shrimp. This is the reason why I love Nasi Goreng Seafood. All these seafoods are mixed with rice and fried together, this perfectly suits my appetite. Further, I prefer to have this dish with a glass of carrot juice. 



AYAM MASAK LEMAK CILI PADI
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As what I have heard, this dish is a specialty from Negeri Sembilan. This ayam masak lemak cili padi has a spicy yellow coconut gravy that is cooked with bird's eye chillies. Apart from chicken, prawns and fishes can also be cooked in this way. I so love the mixture of coconut gravy and the bite if spiciness of this dish. This is extremely irresistible.



AYAM MASAK SAMBAL
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I am so in love with the texture of this dish but of course I am more in love with the taste. I used to have this dish every lunch when I am having my meal in ALAM's Cafeteria. This dish really ruin my diet most of the time but what can I do,I cannot resist.




These are my top choices of foods her in Malaysia. And I am looking forward to discover more dishes. Malaysia offers a lot of delicious dishes, not only the dishes I have mentioned but a lot more. Actually, most foods here are really delicious especially when I eat using my hand. I find it really perfect and awesome. And this culture is only found mostly in Asian countries, eating with bare hand. And, everytime I eat that way, I can really feel I am a true Asian. And I am proud of it.

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