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What comes to mind when you visit a restaurant located at the edge of a river? For us, it has to serve a variety of local freshwater fish and seafood that are fresh off the boat. Whether it is simply grilled, steamed, or cooked intricately in a traditional gulai stew, it has to guarantee satisfaction, freshness and amazing flavors! Fortunately, we found a hidden gem that meets our expectations and more at the DSA Café located at Jeti Semeling, Sungai Petani during our visit to Kedah. Read also: 8 Must-try Unique Food in Kedah Authentic Kedahan Food at DSA Café, Jeti Semeling: Menu & Review Best Kedah Food: DSA Café, Jeti Semeling Menu & Review The main attraction at DSA Café is its open air dining deck that allows you to marvel at the beautiful scenery of nearby Gunung Jerai. You are invited to immerse yourself in the tranquillity and wonderful sunset brimming with magical splashes of pinkish orange hues as you dine! Dedicated chefs at DSA Café are always ready to surprise you ...

Archaeological evidence that goes back to the Mesolithic period showed that oysters were eaten by humans even then. These days, the world associates oysters with luxury. They also have a notorious reputation for being an aphrodisiac. While there could be many things that you do not know about oysters, one thing remains true: it is one of the best damn things to indulge in! Ever wondered what fresh local oysters taste like? You should be delighted to know that there is an oyster cultivation farm right here in Malaysia! Read also: Must-Try Unique Food in Kedah Table of Content Bakau Hijau Sungai Merbok Top Attraction at Sungai Merbok Oyster Culturing Process Food Menu & Price Contact Information Fresh River Oysters at Bakau Hijau Sungai Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia Fresh River Oysters at Bakau Hijau Sungai Merbok, Kedah, Malaysia Bakau Hijau Sungai Merbok Bakau Hijau Farm is a family-run farm at Sungai Merbok (Merbok River) in Kedah where more than 10,000 oysters are being cultiva...

December 26th, 2004 began just like any other day for the villagers of Kota Kuala Muda - a small town by the banks of the Muda River that's named after an old fort. It was set to be another peaceful day, but it turned out to be the deadliest, most tragic day for this quiet fishing village. Read also:  This Malaysian Temple is Older Than Angkor Wat! Table of Content Tsunami 2004 in Malaysia Kota Kuala Muda Tsunami Memorial Kota Kuala Muda Tsunami Gallery Contact Information Attractions at Kota Kuala Muda Tsunami Memorial in Kedah, Malaysia Tsunami 2004 in Malaysia A powerful earthquake of 8.9 magnitude had taken place off the west coast of Sumatra in the Indian Ocean, triggering a Tsunami that would eventually lead to a devastating impact on Kota Kuala Muda. The first wave hit the shores of Kota Kuala Muda at 1.15 pm. It was about 2.5 metres high. Just moments ago, attendees at a local gathering saw a strange sight of the sea water receding almost 1 kilometer away. Curious and shock...

Satay or sate is a type of heavy and filling appetizer which have originated from Indonesia. The dish consists of marinated skewered meat grilled to tender perfection over charcoal and is served with a thick peanut dipping sauce, diced onions, fresh cucumbers, and nasi impit or compressed rice. In the Selangor state of Malaysia, the most popular destinations to enjoy a plate of assorted satays are at the renowned Sate Kajang Haji Samuri or Willy Satay which have been operating for decades. In Melaka, foodies are queuing for its satay celup while satay limau pulut is loved in Kota Bharu. When it comes to Kedah, it is At Satay Semeling in Bedong that takes the crown. Read also: Must-Try Unique Food in Kedah Table of Content At Satay Semeling Food Menu & Price Contact Information Best Food in Kedah: At Satay Semeling, Bedong Best Food in Kedah: At Satay Semeling, Bedong At Satay Semeling Searching for the best satay in Kedah? Head over to At (pronounced “art”) Satay Semeling located ...

If you have a sweet tooth and love trying new desserts, you must try Bubur Pulut Hitam. This traditional sweet dessert is a popular dish in Southeast Asia, especially in Malaysia and Indonesia. Made with black glutinous rice, coconut milk, and palm sugar, this dessert is rich, creamy, and has a unique texture that will leave you wanting more. In this article, we will discuss what black glutinous rice is, how to prepare it, and a simple recipe to make Bubur Pulut Hitam at home. Read also: How to Cook Sticky Rice Table of Content What is Black Glutinous Rice How to Cook Black Glutinous Rice Achieving a Thick Consistency Nutritional Benefits Easy Black Glutinous Rice Dessert Recipe Easy Black Glutinous Rice Dessert Recipe (Bubur Pulut Hitam) Bubur Pulut Hitam: A Traditional Sweet Dessert Recipe to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth What is Black Glutinous Rice Black glutinous rice is a type of whole grain rice that is unpolished and has a deep, dark purple colour. When cooked, it has a chewy and st...

"Ko Phi Phi is a must-visit - it's the Maldives of Southeast Asia!"  And so the journey begun.  A week of thorough probing and meticulous planning has induced the perfect getaway. For a person who loves the sun and sea more than anything else, I knew for sure that nothing could go wrong with Ko Phi Phi. 3 Reasons To Avoid Ko Phi Phi, Thailand Top Reasons To Avoid Ko Phi Phi, Thailand The place is gloriously stunning. The bewitchingly emerald green ocean at one side and resplendent aqua blue on the other has given this island a feature so distinctive and characteristic as compared to its neighboring isles in the archipelago. The water is shallow and it takes plenty of patience to come to a satisfactory dipping spot distant from the shores, yet the breathtaking view of the encircling azure sky and rugged limestone has made the lengthy walk worthwhile. The water is crystal clear - unlike anything that I have seen before. I instantly realized that Ko Phi Phi is one of the bes...

Shisha smoking is becoming increasingly popular in Malaysia, with more and more people searching for the best shisha joints in town. Kuala Lumpur is no exception, with a wide range of shisha places catering to all tastes and preferences. Whether you're a seasoned shisha enthusiast or a curious first-timer, Kuala Lumpur has something for everyone when it comes to shisha. The search for the best shisha places in town is at an all-time high, with people from all backgrounds and cultures coming together to enjoy this popular pastime. If you're on the lookout for the best shisha places in Kuala Lumpur that are both convenient and close to home, look no further than Publika. This vibrant and trendy neighbourhood is home to some of the most popular shisha places in the city, offering a diverse range of flavours and atmospheres to suit your mood. Whether you're looking for a relaxing evening with friends or a romantic date night, Publika's shisha places have got you covered. So...