Malaysia

Kuah, Langkawi: Where to get a beer on a Sunday afternoon

If you don’t see what you want, just ask! If you want to buy then usually someone will be willing to come along and sell it.

That Little Wine Bar, George Town, Penang

Not Delia visits That Little Wine Bar in Penang and gives it two thumbs up. It’s an absolutely delightful place – don’t miss this one!

Albion, Kuala Lumpur (revisited March 2011)

Not Delia revisits Albion in Kuala Lumpur and finds it just as great as before.

Albion – Kuala Lumpur

Albion – probably the best place to eat in Kuala Lumpur!

Jogoya (Kuala Lumpur)

Not Delia reviews the Jogoya Japanese Buffet in Kuala Lumpur’s Starhill Gallery – reasonable food let down by “sausage machine” canteen-style ambience.

Sakae Sushi (Penang)

A lovely meal at the Sakae Sushi restaurant.

Sarkies Corner Revisited (Penang)

Breeks (Penang)

Magnificent Fish & Chips Bar (Kuala Lumpur)

Oriental Seafood (Penang)

Shenanigans (Penang)

Lebuh Chulia, Georgetown, Penang

Santini/San Francisco Steakhouse (Kuala Lumpur)

Outback Steakhouse (Kuala Lumpur)

It was one of the worst dining experiences we’ve had in years.

Passage Thru’ India (Penang)

Good quality British-style Indian food, in conveniently sized and competitively priced servings and amid attractive and comfortable surroundings

Ecco (Penang)

As good a pizza ‘n’ pasta meal as we’ve had for a long time, and excellent value too.

The 1885 (Penang)

Soggy sandwiches, weak tea and shaky service amid fading colonial splendour

Planter’s Inn (Kuala Lumpur)

Not a special treat by any means, but we certainly weren’t disappointed either

The Ship Restaurant (Kuala Lumpur)

If you like steaks, this is good value when you’re in KL

Delaney’s (Kuala Lumpur)

Good food, good beer, but it’s the staff that really make the place