Food

Happy cupcake day! Designed to serve one, these cute desserts are everybody’s favourite. On this list, we introduce to you some of the best cupcake spots around Malaysia.

With the help of nine restaurants, you can skip slaving away in the kitchen and still have that hearty Sunday roast with the family, guaranteed to keep your bellies and hearts full!

Bubble Dining seems the way forward when it comes to eating out in the time of COVID-19. We’re talking clear geodesic domes, see-through tents, glass greenhouses, you name it! They’re cute, creative, dreamy, and social-distanced.

From decadently traditional English pastries to uniquely Malaysian hi-tea bites, the Mad Hatter would have a fair bit to say about these hi-tea spots!

Despite being left out of Netflix’s Street Food series, Malaysia and its people know how to do it best and do it well. So, if you’re feeling like immersing yourself in some of KL’s most popular street food joints, here’s the guide you’ll need.

With parts of Malaysia opening up, it’s time to resume cafe-hopping to get your long-awaited caffeine fix outdoors. But you don’t want to visit crowded cafes right now. That’s where these tiny, hidden cafes come in handy.

Discussing accessibility and sustainability in food, and what we can do to keep pushing women forward in the kitchen.

A Malaysian-born, Sydney-based hawker food expert, Jackie M and her group of culinary experts are collaborating with Tourism Malaysia Sydney for the second series of Street Food Journeys.

Whether you favour the on-trend snowskin mooncakes or the traditionally baked golden mooncakes beloved for generations, we’ve found 13 spots to grab the most trendy, prettiest, and unconventional ones on the block.

Whether you prefer a cup of piping hot coffee or a tall cocktail to accompany your meal, add these nine trendy KL brunch date spots to your weekend to-do-list.

Have we entered Phase 2 yet? These five aesthetically pleasing cafés in Selangor are a must-visit for their unique (and totally Instagrammable) décor and good food.

We’ve got gift ideas for your friends locked-down! Here's a list from our favourite online stores to spread the love and make everyday friendship day.

The Klook Jom Durian campaign gathers local durian merchants who prepare vast arrays of durian to fulfil your cravings during lockdown, with discounted rates and delivery services to your doorstep.

From the refreshing taste of bingsu to the warm bites of hotteok, let your taste buds experience the tastiest Korean desserts made right in our backyard by these seven local establishments.

A list of more than just potato chips to go with that couch. You may not be able to travel and eat, but you can still enjoy some delicious snacks from around the world from the comfort of your home.

Malaysian celebrity chef and cooking show host Ili Sulaiman takes on a trip around the through her favourite food and places to eat.

Having to be on a ‘free from’ diet usually means cooking for yourself. ALL THE TIME. Enough already! We want to be catered to, dang it!

Had your fill of typical Raya fare? Indulge in these modern takes of much-loved Malaysian classics from these contemporary restaurants.

When I first went gluten- and dairy-free eight years ago, you’d be hard-pressed to find any choices besides sweet Asian-style soy milk or any gluten-free bread that crumbled like cardboard. Not anymore!

Indian cuisine might be well-known for its heat, but that’s not all it has to offer. These six delectable Indian dishes shine bright with their mild flavours and can be prepared without the need for any super fiery ingredients in your pantry.


When we think of Chinese food, we can easily draw similarities between Malaysian-Chinese and Hong Kong cuisines. What subtle differences set them apart?

Singaporeans claim it to be part of their heritage, but are the hawkers truly different there compared to Malaysia?

We’re having a kuih party and you’re invited! Check out our team’s favourite traditional sweet treats.

If we had to summarise our first episode of season three in three words, it'd be: sugar, spice, and everything nice. Here's a recap of what you missed on Hello Zafigo with Sapna Anand, Benjamin Yong, and Ili Sulaiman last weekend.