Seri Melayu Probably the best Malay restaurant in town with a grand setting. Their buffet has a large selection (e.g. satay, durian bubur, roti canai, rendang, rojak, etc). As majority of their patrons are foreigners, their food is tuned down, not spicy or hot for foreigners. They have a 45 minutes cultural dance which start at 2045 hours, is idea for entertaining foreign guests. Food Quality: Location: Jalan Conlay (Opposite MISC building), Off Jalan Raja Chulan. Phone: 03-245-1833. Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM75 per person.

	Nasi Lemak, Tanglin Hospital. May be the best nasi lemak in town, certainly a very popular place for breakfast. Food Quality: Location: Outside Tanglin Hospital, Taman Perdana. Open for breakfast. Price from RM3 per person.
	Sup 88, Taman Selayang Baru. This stall's mee sup is one of the best around; the soup base is beef, sweet n tasty. During weekend, they can sell two drums, one drum is easily 200 liter of soup. Food Quality: Location: Near round about, Taman Selayang Baru. Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM3 per person.
	Coffee House, Hotel Equatorial. Their local buffet lunch and dinner have good selection and taste. Food Quality: Location: Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur. Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM25 per person.
	Ole Sayang, Melacca. This restaurant is one the best place to have Nyonya food. We love their Capitan chicken, sambal shrimps and assam fish. Food Quality: Location: 198, Taman Melaka Jaya. Phone: 06-283-1966 Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM15 per person.
	House of Sundanese Food, KLCC The Sundanese (West Jawa, not Africa) specialities in town, we tried bar-b-que fish, chicken curry and fried taupok, and find the food good. Reservation is recommended for lunch hour. Food Quality: 1/2 Location: Level 4, Suria KLCC. Phone: Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM25 per person.
	Restoran Kari Kepala Ikan E&O This restaurant is over 15 years old and is popular with its fish head curry (from RM18). Food Quality: 1/2 Location: 40, Jalan Sibu 8, Taman Wahyu, Batu 6, Jalan Ipoh. Phone: 627-2932 Open for breakfast and lunch. Price from RM15 per person.
	Coffee House, New World Hotel. The buffet at this coffee house is local foods e.g. chicken rice, tandori, roti chanai, etc Food Quality: Location: New World Hotel. Phone: Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM40 per person.
	Seri Angkasa, KL Tower This revolving restaurant is located at KL Tower Head about 250m above ground. Speed of revolution is about 1 cycle per hour. Although this restaurant is managed by Seri Melayu, they serve buffet (local and western) and western a la carte. We tried the buffet dinner which include fresh olyster, smoked salmon, cold cut, soups, rojak, satay, roast, curries, desserts, coffee, etc. As food is not the major attraction to this place, we recommend this place for entertaining foreign visitors. Reservation is recommended and entrance ticket is included in the meal. Food Quality: Location: KL Tower. Phone: 208-5055 Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM80 per person.
	Selera Coffee House, Pan Pacific Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. The buffet lunch at this restaurant is mainly Malay dishes. The appetizer is limited to salad, soup (which is tasteless) and a dozen shrimps and mussels. Main course include roast beef (a bit dry), curry, etc. There are about a dozen cakes and local fruits for desserts. Overall, we find the food is below expectation and over priced. Food Quality: 3/4 Location: Pan Pacific Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. Phone: 442-5555 Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM38 per person.
	Restoran Rasa Utara. A Malay chain restaurants specialized in Northern states specialities. Food Quality: Location: Bukit Bintaing Plaza, Sunway Pyramid, etc Phone: 241-9246 Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM10 per person.
	Shangri-la Hotel, Kuala Lumpur The Malay foods serve at their banquet dinner is unappealing and sub-standard. Food Quality: 1/2 Location: Jalan Sultan Ismail. Phone: Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM50 per person.
	Restoran Mui Fong, Kota Bahru, Kelantan. The Malay stall at this coffee shop serve an excellent fried chicken (RM3/pc), fried ox lung, ikan bilis sambal, etc. During our last visit, each one of us had at least three pieces of fried chicken and one of our friend's record is thirteen (13) pieces in one lunch! During lunch hour, queue for take away can be ten persons deep. Food Quality: Location: Jalan Sultan Yahya Petra. Phone: Open for lunch only. Price from RM10 per person.
	Selera Sri Tambang, Sg Dua, Penang. This stall is well known for its big prawn soup noodle. Unlike other places, over here, prawns are sold by weight eg fresh water prawn and seawater prawn (8/10pc to kg size) at RM45/kg and RM70/kg respectively. The soup is the same stock they use to cook prawns; with so much essence, the soup is thick and very sweet and sensational. Food Quality: Location: 1, Pengkalan Tambang, 13500 Permatang Pasir. Exit Sg Dua juntion on Plus highway, goint to Sg Dua village and onward to Bukit Mertajam. The stall is across the Sg Dua bridge on the left. Phone: 04-397-1918 Open for lunch and dinner. Price from RM10 per person.
	Roti Chanai At Jalan Transfer, Penang. This stall roti chanai is very popular with the locals and their gravy is excellent. Food Quality: Location: Opposite Hock Siew Chai Vegetarian, Jalan Transfer. Phone: Open for breakfast. Price from RM2 per person.
	Sari Alai Ikan Bakar, Kg Alai, Melaka This stall is located in a small fishing village, quite popular with tourists during weekend and holiday. We find their grilled fish fresh, moist and good. Food Quality: Location: Km 9, Kg Alai, Muar-Melaka trunk rd. From Melaka town, turn right at 8.9km at the bridge beside Crystal Development. Phone: 06-268-0926 Open for dinner. Price from RM20 per person.