Night Market Wonders
DISCOVER MALAYSIA’S MUST-VISIT SPOTS
Kuala Lumpur’s SS2 Chow Yang Pasar Malam
The SS2 Night Market is famous for its vibrant food scene, but it’s especially renowned for apam balik, a pancake filled with a mix of crushed peanuts, corn, sugar, and sometimes bananas or chocolate. Made hot on the griddle, this treat is crispy on the outside, fluffy inside, and an absolute must-try for visitors.
Pasar Besar Siti Khadijah, Kota Bharu
In Kelantan, lompat tikam is a dessert that stands out. Made with layers of pandan-flavored rice flour pudding and topped with sweet, coconut milk, it’s soft, mildly sweet, and best enjoyed as a midday snack. Pasar Besar Siti Khadijah is an ideal spot to find traditional Kelantanese desserts like this.
Ah Keong’s ABC & Ice Cendol, Ipoh
For a unique twist on ais kacang, head to Ah Keong’s stall in Ipoh. Known for adding fresh fruits like mango and nata de coco to the classic ABC, this stall serves a fruity, textured version of the dessert that locals and tourists alike love.