Craving for Korean food but not sure where to find it? Check out this list for the best halal korean restaurants near you that are both cheap and delicious in Petaling Jaya and across Selangor!

Read also: 8 Best Halal Korean Restaurants in Kuala Lumpur

EID is a halal-certified restaurant owned by a Korean Muslim couple. It has three branches located in Bandar Baru Bangi, Seremban Gateway and Shah Alam. Despite being out from the city, the food is definitely worth the drive! Best sellers include their signature spicy bulgogi and bibimbap, while those with a sweet tooth can go for dumpling pancakes. Bring your friends and family along to enjoy as many dishes as possible here!

Bonus: EID is Korea's first halal-certified Korean restaurant that's located in Itaewon, Seoul!

Happy dining!

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HAN Modern Korean Grill in Kuala Lumpur Source: HAN Modern Korean Grill

Seoul Garden

Loved by many for their 2-in-1 proprietary smokeless grill, Seoul Garden lets diners enjoy grilled meat while cooking other ingredients in a hearty soup at the same time. It offers an elaborate selection of fresh and marinated meat, including kimchi chicken, black pepper dory fish, bulgogi beef and tom yam squid.

Address: Sunway Putra Mall, Mytown Shopping Centre, Sunway Velocity, Wangsa Walk.
Opening hours: 10am–10pm
Contact number: Please refer to website
Status: Halal certified
Price range: $$

Seoul Garden Kuala Lumpur Source: Seoul Garden

Da On Fine Korean Cuisine

Want to experience Korean fine dining? Head over to Da On which specialises in traditional Korean cuisine that’s perfect for special occasions with your family and friends. Not to be missed is its beautifully marinated premium beef ribs, dakgalbi, and bulgogi. For healthier options, go for the nutritious and wholesome ginseng chicken soup known as samgyetang.

Address: Lot 6.40.00, Level 6, Pavilion KL, No. 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang.
Opening hours: 11am–10pm
Contact number: +603-2141 2100
Status: No pork/lard
Price range: $$$

Da On Fine Korean Cuisine, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur Source: Da On

Mr. Dakgalbi Kuala Lumpur Source: Mr. Dakgalbi

Gadong Night Market History

In the late 1970s, Pasar Pelbagai Barangan Gadong was a night market packed with makeshift tents and stalls. The site is located close to the Jame’ Asr Mosque, right next to a beautiful suburb river. At the end of 2016, the Sultan of Brunei ordered for the construction of an open-air complex which has since changed the overall layout and structure of Pasar Pelbagai Barangan Gadong.

The new Pasar Pelbagai Barangan Gadong was completed in February 2017. The brand new complex is 5,979 square-metre big and is equipped with roofs and spacious walkways between stalls. There are also convenient facilities provided for both vendors and visitors so they can operate with ease.

Fancy an experience like this? Head over to Ladang Nira Nipah Napiah for the freshest, sweetest air nira nipah drink you'll love.

Read also: 8 Must Try Unique Food in Kedah, Malaysia

Air Nira at Ladang Nira Nipah Napiah, Kedah

It hydrates and nourishes the body while keeping it energetic and refreshed, while providing countless health benefits including to aid digestion, act as a body coolant or a diabetic-friendly beverage replacement, as well as having the ability to improve liver functions.

Fresh Air Nira Nipah at Merbok, Kedah

Uses of Air Nira

Air nira nipah can also be manufactured into jaggery, sweeteners or concentrated syrup due to the high sweetness intensity. Some producers collect the sap to further ferment it into a local alcoholic drink known fondly as tuak.

6 Most Beautiful Mosques in Brunei Darussalam

Brunei is the first East Asian country to have adopted the Islamic Sharia law. For visitors traveling to this country, making a stop at the top mosques in the capital of Brunei, Bandar Seri Begawan is a must! Read this article to discover the most popular mosques you must see!

Masjid Omar Ali Saifuddien

The Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque is the most prominent landmark of Bandar Seri Begawan. It is luxuriously decorated with a striking gold dome and minarets made from marble. Merging Mughal and Malay elements, the mosque features an artificial lagoon and dreamy flower garden. Within the building, you will see cascading chandeliers and carpet-covered floors.

Address: Jalan McArthur, Bandar Seri Begawan BS8711, Brunei
Opening hours: 8:30am–12pm, 1:30–3pm, 4:30–5:30pm

Masjid Omar Ali Saifuddien, Brunei

Masjid Jame’ Asr Hassanil Bolkiah

As Brunei’s Largest Mosque that was erected to honour the country’s 29th Sultan, this impressive mosque has 29 golden domes, tastefully designed gardens, enthralling fountains and soaring minarets as tall as 52 metres. It accommodates up to 5,000 worshippers at a time.

Address: Simpang 127, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
Opening hours: 8am–12pm, 2–3pm

Masjid Jame’ Asr Hassanil Bolkiah, Bandar Seri Begawan

Masjid Ash-Shaliheen

This Moroccan-style mosque is located beside the Prime Minister’s Office of Brunei. It was designed by a renowned Egyptian architect named Abdel-Wahed El-Wakil. Carrying domes in gentle turquoise, it is considered to be the most beautiful mosque in Bandar Seri Begawan. Other notable features include the brass chandeliers, white Italian marble and exquisite hand-chiseled mosaic tiles that furnish the interior of the mosque.

Address: Jalan Perdana Menteri, Bandar Seri Begawan BB3913, Brunei
Opening hours: 8am–12pm, 2–3pm

Masjid Universiti Brunei Darussalam

The University Mosque of Brunei was built for local students and nearby villagers to carry out their religious duties. Completed in 1992, the mosque has a capacity to hold up to 1,800 worshippers. Its pointy brown roofs, intricately tiled archway and classic, humble design makes it a refreshing destination in Brunei.

Address: Universiti Brunei Darussalam, BE1410, Brunei
Opening hours: 8am–12pm, 2–3pm

Masjid Pengiran Muda Abdul Mateen

Located only several kilometres away from Bandar Seri Begawan in the rural district of Limau Manis, this mosque brings together modern Islamic architecture and timeless Malay elements. There are two fountains just outside the mosque, which contribute to its overall aesthetic appeal.

Address: Jalan Mulaut, Limau Manis, Brunei
Opening hours: 8am–12pm, 2–3pm

Balai Ibadat Kampung Ayer

Perhaps one of the most unique mosques in Brunei, this compact green mosque can be found in the heart of the historic settlement of Kampong Ayer, which is the most popular floating village in the country. Built above Sungai Brunei, the humble place or worship is a must-visit for visitors exploring the water village.

Address: Kampung Ayer, Bandar Seri Begawan
Opening hours: 8am–12pm, 2–3pm

We hope you find this list useful when planning for your trip to Brunei. To learn more about traveling in the country, we have a list of articles written to assist you. Click here to begin!

Happy exploring!

Top 10 Must-Try Food In Klang, Selangor

Best Malay Restaurants in Klang

Best Malay Restaurants in Klang

1. Restoran Nasi Kukus Sotong Besar, Kampung Batu Belah

This restaurant serves deep fried giant squids with fluffy, steamed rice, spicy sambal and a small bowl of gravy. The squids are prepared in a way that they are crisp on the outside and tender on the inside. Be prepared to wait as the restaurant is usually crowded with office workers during weekdays and families on the weekends.

2. Warung Pak Din, Taman Palm Grove

Bring back the memories of your childhood days with kuih-muih and hot, comforting teh tarik (‘pulled tea’) at Warung Pak Din. A popular spot for Klang-ites during teatime, it serves 28 different types of colourful kuih-muih. Located in the residential area of Taman Palm Grove Klang.

3. Kedai Hafiz Char Kuey Teow, Pusat Bandar Berkeley

Enjoy the taste of original Penang Char Kuey Teow right here in a makeshift stall located around the corner of the Berkeley roundabout. This humble place operates late in the evening serving wok fried Char Kuey Teow with fresh cockles.

4. Restoran Rojak Klang Gani, Lebuh Tapah

Rojak Klang Gani has been open since 1950 with only a few items on the menu, including its signature Rojak Klang. The original Klang favourite comes with bite-sized deep-fried kuih fritters, fried tofu, potatoes, hard-boiled egg, fresh cucumbers and grated sweet turnip. Blanched cuttlefish can be added upon request! Also try the Cendol – a popular shaved ice dessert that’s perfect for hotter days.

5. Warong Wak Shariff, Kampung Rantau Panjang

Taste the ultimate and legendary Mee Jawa that’s loved in Klang since 1972. This dish comprises yellow rice noodles with tofu, hard-boiled egg, sliced beef, bean sprouts and fried shallots drenched in a heavy and thick sweet potato broth. Red chillies and a calamansi are provided to add a kick of flavor to your food.