Did you know that Malaysian restaurants and eateries in the United Kingdom are sprouting like mushrooms after the rain (tumbuh macam cendawan selepas hujan)?
Among them is the Rasa Nusantara Restaurant & Cafe in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, where my family and I frequent the past few weeks (pics). Apart from that, Hamzah F. M. Nordin, an MBA Student from the University of Wales UK, who is doing a research on
"Consumer Behaviour of Malaysian restaurants in the UK"has a list of the popular Malaysian eateries in the UK.Most of these Malaysian restaurants are located in London, except otherwise stated.Here's the list in alphabetical order: |
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As part of his role as Malaysia Kitchen ambassador, Tim Anderson highlighted the merits of Malaysian food and demonstrated how to cook Nasi Goreng. In addition to Tim's demonstrations there was a Malaysian product market, stocked with essential ingredients for cooking Malaysian dishes.
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My family and I was in London last week and tried to locate Sedap restaurant in Old Street, London. As it was already dark and raining, we missed it, so we settled for a Turkish Kebab Restaurant instead. On our way back, we found Sedap but it was closed due to the Christmas holidays, I think. Anyway, Sedap should not be on our radar because it is not a halal restaurant, as I only consume halal food. Anyway, my point is, somebody doing a research like Hamzah FM Nordin should also do a list of halal eateries in London & the UK.
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