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    Anil Kumar
    Hey Akarsh, Well, the list is big as I know.... Here are few which you can try in your next trip to Malaysia :- Hokken Car Mee - Fried Nasi Dagang - Fish curry Nasi Kandar - Rice with assorted curries Nasi Lemak - This is the national dish of Malaysia.... Roti Canai Sang Har Mee - Fresh water prawn noodles Satay - Marinated meat dish Murtabak - Stuffed pancake or a type of roti originated from Saudi Arabia... Bak Kut Teh - A Chinese dish done with pork ... Happy Travelling!!!
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    Aastha
    Banana Leaf Rice. Banana Leaf Rice is a traditional way of serving rice dishes. ... Nasi Dagang - Fish Curry. ... Hokkien Char Mee - Fried Noodles. ... Nasi Kandar - Rice with Assorted Curries. ... Nasi Lemak. ... Roti Canai. ... Sang Har Mee - Fresh Water Prawn Noodles. ... Rojak - Spicy Fruit & Vegetable Salad.
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    Dr. Yadwinder Singh
    Non veg Malaysia dishes
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    Fione Lake
    Streat food! One of the most memorable aspects of any trip is sampling the local cuisine. So, do you want to leave without having had that Georgetown experience? https://travellifo.com/top-08-places-to-visit-in-georgetown/ Street food is an important part of Malaysia's culinary identity. Street food is one of the primary sources of income for the rural residents of Georgetown, accounting for a significant portion of their daily income. These foods prepared by small shops satisfy tourists' small appetites. Popiya, Assam Laksa, and Nasi Kandar are popular street foods. So, when you visit Georgetown, don't forget to eat a mouth-wateringly delicious spice-seasoned meal.
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