Spotlights
Mouth-Watering Malay Delicacies
Malay cuisine is as interesting and extraordinary as its people. The culinary fare of the Malay community originates from a diverse historical heritage. Influences from the Indonesian, Indian, Thai, Arabic and Chinese cooking styles have created a culinary legacy that is both distinct and exotic.
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The sheer variety of Malaysian cuisine can cater to any kind of diet, taste preference or spice level. With dishes ranging from mild to pungent and sweet to spicy, there's something for everyone. See below for your guide to eating Malaysian.
Malaysian Exhibitors at the NASFT Summer 2010 Fancy Food Show
Discover Malaysian food, beverages and related culinary products through these Malaysian companies that exhibited at the NASFT Summer Fancy Food Show 2010 in New York. Companies are looking for importers, wholesalers and retailers in the U.S. market.
Nyonya cuisine, also called Lauk Embok Embok is one of a kind. This luxuriously flavored fare is a marriage of Chinese cooking style with Malay ingredients and condiments. The cooking method utlizes a variety of spices, cocounut milk, tamarind and belacan.
Malaysian Restaurant Week June 14-20, 2010
Colorful, exotic and full of enticing flavors, Malaysian cuisine is a fascinating blend of Malay, Chinese, and Indian food traditions, with signature dishes that range from Indian breads like Roti Canai and the Chinese-inspired Char Kway Teow to the quintessentially Malay Beef Rendang. Now you don't have to travel 9,400 miles to try these exciting flavors. For one week only, enjoy a special Malaysian menu at participating restaurants in the New York metro area.
James Beard Dinner for Malaysia Kitchen for the World
As the closing dinner for the LUCKYRICE Festival, Malaysia Kitchen for the World and celebrated Malaysian-inspired Chefs Zak Pelaccio from Fatty Crab and Fatty 'Cue, and Simpson Wong from Cafe Asean, hosted a special dinner celebrating the rich flavors of Malaysian cuisine at the legendary James Beard House, Monday, May 10, 7-10 pm.
Malaysian Pavilion at the Night Market
Malaysian Pavilion at the LUCKYRICE inaugural Night Market hosted by Momofuku Chef David Chang.