As the name suggests, Malaysian Food Street is a food court serving a variety of popular Malaysian dishes. The space inside is designed to mimic the streets of old Malaysia – the floors are painted to look like tarred-roads while each stall sports a colonial-style façade. You’ll also be able to find replicas of notable Malaysian landmarks such as the Petaling Street paifang arch, the Kuching cat statue and the traditional Indian arches in Brickfields.
Here, you’ll find an extensive selection of Malaysian fare, some of which have been brought over from some of the country’s most popular eateries; think Petaling Street classics Koon Kee Wantan Mee and Hon Kee Porridge, Googgle Man Char Kuey Teow from Penang, Kee Hiang Bak Kut Teh from Klang, satay from Kajang Satay Rono and more. These stalls have their signature store signs hung above them so they’re easy to spot in the expansive food court. Other options include Hainanese chicken rice, yong tau fu, nasi lemak and curry laksa – all of which are curated by Resorts World’s in-house chefs. Aside from familiar names, there are also in-house stalls hawking even more Malaysian favourites; spot these by their maroon signage with yellow characters.
For dessert, there’s cendol and ais kacang, and there are all sorts of typical kopitiam drinks on offer – we particularly liked the Hainanese coffee, which goes well with half-boiled eggs and kaya toast.