Food & Drink
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0Food & Drink12 recommended places for brews and brunch in Johor Bahru
An exciting coffee culture has been brewing in Johor Bahru recently with deliciously trendy cafes at the forefront of this new and...
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0Culture & ReligionEnglish to Bahasa Malaysia phrasebook – Part 4: food and restaurants
In this edition, we're tackling the all important subject of food! What better way immerse yourself in the local food scene than...
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0Food & Drink7 savoury Southeast Asian recipes featuring tropical fruits
Fruits are often used in desserts or eaten as a snack, but they also feature quite liberally in savoury Asian cooking.
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0Food & Drink8 cafes in Penang with unusual or unique themes
From themed eateries to brunch places to dessert cafes, there is a rise in creativity amongst Penang's restaurateurs, all to distinguish themselves...
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0Food & DrinkMalaysian beer commercials from the 20th century
Beer drinking has been a part of the Malaysian community for decades, and so has beer advertising. Here's a blast from the...
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0Culture & ReligionExploring the Peranakan culture: The architecture, crafts, and food
Penang is Malaysia’s island melting pot, a rich and varied palette of cultural colours spanning the recent centuries. As Petra O’Neill discovers...
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0Food & DrinkA foodie’s guide to Cambodia: 11 top national dishes
There's more than just the majestic landscape of Angkor Wat in this gorgeous nation.
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0Food & DrinkQuiz: Guess the Southeast Asian fruit!
Many of us are familiar with common fruits like apples and oranges. But how well do you know Southeast Asian fruits?
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0Food & Drink10 unique concept restaurants in Johor Bahru that you need to visit
Johor Bahru has seen an emergence of concept-forward eateries, with not just food but feel to match. If this changing food scene...
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0Food & DrinkMalaysian mum turns food into art
Punitha Kumar speaks to Samantha Lee, the Malaysian mum who makes works of art out of the food she creates for her...
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0Food & Drink12 Southeast Asian desserts you can make at home
What is the most important ingredient in Southeast Asia? Probably sugar.
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0Food & Drink8 romantic restaurants in Penang that will impress your special someone
Melissa Cheah says why wait until Valentine's Day for a romantic gesture - they shouldn’t be limited to just one day a...
