Tag: Muslim Friendly
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Johor Bahru Eat: Padi Kopitiam (稻香咖啡) @ Bandar Johor Bahru
Padi Kopitiam specialises in baked goods (snowy polo buns, mini egg tarts, banana cake, etc) and authentic Malaysian delights, such as nasi lemak, etc.
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Johor Bahru Eat: IT Roo Cafe @ Tan Hiok Nee
IT Roo Cafe’s signatures are crispy chicken chop and fried rice among a list of Western food, Chinese food, noodles, etc. Go for their old-school root beer float.
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Muar Eat: Sai Kee Kopi 434 Cafe (才记434咖啡)
Started as a coffee producer, Sai Kee Kopi 434 operates cafes to serve its “elephant” coffee beans with Malaysian delights and sell their coffee products.
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Johor Bahru Eat: Restoran Kopilicious Kopi-Bing & Malaysian Delights @ Taman Sentosa
Kopilicious serves Malaysian local delights, wide range of toasts and sandwiches, and their kopi-bing (iced kopi) is hailed as the best in Johor.
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Singapore Buy: The Kuihmaker Malay & Nyonya Kuihs @ Bukit Batok
The Kuihmaker makes both Malay and Nyonya kuihs and other traditional pastries, desserts abd curry puffs. Some special kuihs are available on weekends only.
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Singapore Eat: Lilly Norhana Vietnamese Muslim Cuisine @ Bukit Batok
Lilly Norhana Vietnamese Muslim Cuisine, a Muslim food stall, serves most of Vietnamese’s popular delicacies,, including bún bò Huế, banh mi, spring rolls, etc.
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Johor Bahru Eat: Restoran Hua Mui (华美茶餐室) @ Tan Hiok Nee
Restoran Hua Mui is popular for its toasts, especially charcoal-grilled butter-kaya toasts, Hainanese chicken chop and traditional Nanyang coffee.
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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.