Category: Food Trails
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Johor Bahru Eat: Soon Chiang Bak Kut Teh (顺江肉骨茶) @ Taman Pelangi
Soon Chiang Bak Kut Teh serves old-taste bak kut teh since 1982. Spare ribs, pig stomach, intestine, etc, are served separately with different broths.
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Pontian Eat: Ah Chuan (亚泉面店) Pontian Wanton Noodle @ Pontian Kechil
Kedai Mee Ah Chuan is one of the eateries in Pontian that offers Pontian-invented tomato-sauce wanton noodle. Ah Chuan has been offering it since 1948.
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Pontian Eats: Pontian Lau Pasar (笨珍老巴刹) @ Pontian Kechil
Besides seafood restaurants in the evening, Pontian Lau Pasar is the next better option to go for cheap local food and experience how the locals dine.
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Pontian Drink: Air Nira Kelapa (Coconut Wine) & Diamond Coconuts @ Pontian Kechil
The place that offers air nira kelapa (椰花酒), or local coconut wine / toddy, and diamond coconuts for sales is near Pasar Awam Pontian. Whatsapp / call before going.
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Pontian Buy: Pontian Fish Market Fresh Seafood @ Pontian Kechil
Be it to buy fresh seafood to bring home or to have a sumptuous seafood lunch at a cook-on-behalf stall, visit Pontian Fish Market.
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Pontian Eat: Kheng Guan Hiong (琼源香咖啡店) @ Pontian Kechil
Kheng Guan Hiong Coffeeshop is well-known for its self-roasted traditional coffee and charcoal-grilled toasts. Take their coffee home to self-brew.
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Pontian Eat: Ah Huat Kitchen (亚发代炒) Cook-on-Behalf @ Pontian Kechil
Ah Huat Kitchen, located opposite Pontian Fish Market, is a nice spot to have your fresh seafood cooked on your behalf — you buy, Ah Huat cook and you enjoy
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Johor Bahru Buy: Salahuddin Bakery Indian-Muslim Pastries
After relocating to its new address, Salahuddin Bakery continues to serve their wood-fired traditional breads and pastries, like coconut buns, karipaps, cakes, etc.
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Johor Bahru Eat: Lynns Food & Beverage (南洋厨房) @ Tan Hiok Nee
Lynns Food & Beverage is well-known for its “paper boat” chicken rice and other Nanyang specialties such as Nanyang coffee, toasts and Nyonya kuehs.
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Batu Pahat & Johor Bahru Eat: Rengit Coffee by Dagan Cafe
Rengit Coffee by Dagan Cafe serves “elephant” coffees alongside Malaysian local delights and offers a one-stop location to enjoy local food and buy coffee products.