Famous Food in KL

Famous Food in KL

Malaysian pride revolves around delicious food from Chinese and Indian to Malay and Western styles. With so many 24-hour mamaks and food courts, tourists can quickly feel overwhelmed with choice. Culture Trip makes the decision easier with our list of the best restaurants in Kuala Lumpur for any taste and budget.

Bakti Woodlands

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Rated as one of the best Indian restaurants in Kuala Lumpur, Bakti Woodlands near Masjid Jamek offers a variety of both North and South Indian food. Featuring a vegetarian and Halal menu, customers can choose between set meals, uttapam, thali and naan. But the biggest highlight is the low price for the large portions.

Devi’s Corner

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Visitors looking for an authentic dining experience can check out Devi's Corner banana leaf restaurant. Customers order a selection of food served on a large banana leaf instead of a plate. The delicious South Indian meal comes at a reasonable price tag while offering an insight into the local culture. And to get the most out of the experience, why not discard the spoon and fork and use the fingers. Just remember to eat with the right hand.

Restoran Husen Café

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Located in Brickfields next door to several budget-friendly hotels, Restoran Husen Café provides Indian food at rock-bottom prices. Expect the usual modest style of a Malaysian Nasi Kandar with options ranging from self-service, roti, fried rice and nasi lemak. With an English menu and being open 24 hours, there’s little wonder why this often rates as one of the best restaurants in Kuala Lumpur for budget travellers.

Nagasari Curry House

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Nagasari serves up a mixture of northern and southern Indian dishes including self-service options and an extensive menu. But the real highlight is the banana leaf rice, which is served on a large leaf rather than a plate. Dining here will give tourists an insight into the Malaysian Indian culinary experience.

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