Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Pang Chin Hin, the Malaysian founder of the company behind iconic dry noodle snack Mamee Monster, has died at the age of 92. On ...

Few traditional Malaysian dishes exhibit my home country’s history of culinary fusion better than Mee Goreng. Walking the streets of Kuala Lumpur, I’m reminded of the irresistible aroma of curry ...

Most Malaysia-trotting Singaporeans are familiar with GO Noodle House, the noodle chain that has spawned 37 outlets across Malaysia and Australia since it first opened in 2014. Their super tasty fish ...

Malaysia has long sat at the crossroads of major trade routes, and that's reflected in the country's incredibly dynamic and delicious cuisine. Explore the country's markets, street food stalls, and ...

The complex flavors and textures of Malaysian cuisine are relatively unknown, even in Brooklyn’s expansive culinary universe. This is food that is as familiar as it is surprising, evoking memories of ...

Will Malaysian cooking be the next ethnic food to explode in popularity in North America? Susheela Raghavan certainly thinks so. She’s author of the new cookbook, “Flavors of Malaysia: A Journey ...

Clockwise from top left: chicken curry laksa; mee goreng; penang lobak; Kuala Lumpur pan mee; Malay rojak Credit: Elisha Knight Pretty soon you’re going to have to confront cheese tea. It’s not as ...

Name of restaurant: The Bull Restaurant, a Malaysian restaurant in El Monte that opened in late March. The name is a nod to the restaurant’s selection of bull testicle soup, which is an extremely ...

Malaysia is a crossroads of cultures. It's influenced by China, India, Thailand, Indonesia, even Japan - and you'll find each represented at the table. I was introduced to Malaysian food two years ago ...

As an ancient crossroads for the world’s spice trade and a rich source of tin and rubber, Malaysia has drawn waves of immigrants over the centuries, and all of them have left a mark on the country’s ...

The founder of Mamee Monster, the iconic Southeast Asian noodle snack brand, has died, the company confirmed Tuesday. Mamee-Double Decker Group, a Malaysian food manufacturer, told CNN Business that ...