A GROUP of Chinese journalists took a nostalgic detour during their visit to Malaysia by indulging in nasi kandar for lunch, while in the country to cover President Xi Jinping’s state visit.

While I originally came for their char kway teow, my eyes naturally wandered to the nasi lemak section on the menu. I’d already tried 3 different nasi lemak spots in the past 2 weeks, so I was meaning ...

All sorts walk in here — young families, tourists, office workers, labourers, security guards — everyone comes for a hearty plate of nasi kandar, Penang’s iconic “working man’s meal”, ideally drenched ...

KUALA LUMPUR, April 16 — A group of Chinese journalists covering President Xi Jinping’s visit to Malaysia chose nasi kandar for lunch during their stop in the country, with the ensuing video widely ...

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A Thai woman was arrested by the Royal Malaysian Customs Department for attempting to smuggle 5.22kg of cocaine into Malaysia According to Bernama, Central Zone Customs Department assistant ...

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5. Chinese journalists speaking in fluent Malay A group of Chinese journalists surprised many people when they spoke Malay fluently after Husna Liang shared a video of her colleagues eating in a nasi ...