26 Best Local Food & Snacks In Johor Bahru (JB)

Whenever the school holiday or long weekend pops up. One favorite vacation plan that locals will like is surely speed off their way to discover good food at distant food havens. Forgot the common food paradise Ipoh, George Town, and Melaka. Johor owns many underrated food spots that deserve recognition.

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Among them is the bustling city of Johor Bahru (JB) that draws local foodies on a prowl of great fare. This city center is popular for its wide varieties of traditional local cuisines and cheap seafood delights. As well as an array of local eateries and roadside stalls that sell cheap and tasty treats. 

So if you are planning for a trip to Johor Bahru but not sure what is the best to eat there. Here is the must eat and food spot list that SGMY13TOUR prepares. We hope this list is able to help in planning your food trip.

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1. San Lou Chao Tah Bee Hoon @ San Low Seafood Restaurant

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San Low Seafood Restaurant is one of the most iconic Johor seafood restaurants that survive till now. Plus, in locating at Jalan Biru and Jalan Merah junction in Taman Pelangi. It undoubtedly is one of the nearest restaurants to CIQ that is 10 minutes drive away. 

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One of the signature Tze Char dishes here is their well-known San Lou Chao Tah Bee Hoon. 

Instead of the usual stir and toss-frying the rice vermicelli. San Low press-fry the beehoon with a steel spatula on an intensely hot wok surface. This crucial step not just seals the sauce flavor to the beehoon, but also locks the ‘Wok-Hei’ too! Thus, resulting in a slightly charred, browning and only crusting in the surface noodle dish. 

2. Wan Tan Mee @ 淡杯阿B全蛋云吞面 Tampoi Ah B Wanton Noodles

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Hailing from Tampoi and hidden in Restoran Lee Soon, a local coffee shop in Jalan Skudai. Tampoi Ah B Wanton Noodles is a humble Wan Tan Mee Stall in JB that is famous for having everything homemade. Here, the stall offers two delicious options of Wan Tan Mee in their menu. Plus, with huge, plumpy, and meaty Wanton for a hearty breakfast!

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For those who are looking for something classic, order the Black Kia Wonton Noodle. This plateful of deliciousness has super springy egg noodles in a rich, porky-infused soy sauce mix. Besides, the dry White Wan Tan Mee is for the spicy food lovers. Serving broad egg noodles in light soy sauce and chili oil, this simple noodle dish is a hit! 

Additionally, despite any type of Wan Tan Mee, they are impressive with a copious amount of pork lard too!. 

3. Deep Fried Durian Fritter @ Wah Cai 3-in-1 Chinese Cake

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Head to Wah Cai 3 in 1 Chinese Cake for some local brekkie! Sandwich between Restoran Lai Kee and Kedai Kek Siang Yong. This simple food kiosk only allows takeaways. However, it is so famous that foodies are willing to queue more than 30 minutes for their fried goodies!

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In addition, never miss out their iconic Deep Fried Durian Fritter. This amazing taste bomb satisfies foodies with warm top grade molten D24 durian flesh lava shields in crispy, crackly crust. Plus, bursting with a creamy aroma, it is sure that nobody can refuse this deliciousness. 

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Furthermore, just as its name says, they are popular for their 3-in-1 Chinese Cake too! Every piece of this fried snack has homemade Nian Gao (glutinous rice cake) melts into a sticky and sweet filling stuck between sweet potato and yam slices. If these are still not enough, order their Curry Puffs, Fried Sweet Potato Rings, and Fried Banana Fritters too.

4. Dim Sum @ 大四喜香港点心楼 TASIXI Hong Kong Dim Sum – Mount Austin

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Start the JB Day Trip by enjoying some authentic Hong Kong style Dim Sum at Tasixi! Gaining loyalty from the local foodies due to its great quality and extensive Dim Sum menu. This new Dim Sum restaurant in JB mirrors the most traditional Dim Sum offerings as in the bustling HK Street! 

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Instead of reheating or pre-cook the Dim Sum, the kitchen only prepares the Dim Sum upon order. This action ensures every bite of the Dim Sum is bursting with flavor and with the most perfect texture! Furthermore, its extensive menu caters to almost everything ranging from steamed, fired, and baked. Besides the classic Siew Mai and Har Gao, have a try on their Cheong Fun and Fried Radish Cake too.

5. Lok Lok @ Da Cheng Lok Lok 大成渌渌 (KSL branch)

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For non street Lok Lok fans, Da Cheng Lok Lok is undoubtedly the best JB Lok Lok restaurant to go to! 

Featuring both air-conditioner indoor and an open-air dining seatings. Da Cheng Lok Lok is able to cater to the preferences of every visitor. Moreover, this well-known Lok Lok brand scatters to almost every popular JB landmark. Besides the KSL Branch, foodies can spot other branches of theirs in Nusajaya, Taman Abad, Masai, and Skudai too.

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Similar to other branches, there are wide varieties of Lok Lok skewers upon choosing here. Ranging from fresh veggies, seafood, poultries, hotpot items, and Yong Tau Foo. These Lok Lok taste equally delicious either be it deep fried or boiled in hot soup. In addition to elevating the Lok Lok taste, dip them in the four different styles of specialties sauces too! 

Furthermore, this JB Lok Lok place also serves tasty local noodle dishes to satisfy the midnight crave. Some popular orders include the Wantan Mee, Mee Pok, and Pork Chop Mee. 

6. Kway Teow Kia @ Restoran Woon Kiang

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For those who usually travel or stay in Johor Bahru, Woon Kiang Kway Teo Kia is surely no stranger. Additionally serving silky smooth Kway Teo Kia in a light but yet robust savory herbal broth. Plus topping with lots of fried shallots and pork lard for an extra crispiness. This Kopitiam food place attracts foodies in the neighboring area, especially during night time for supper.  

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Moreover, they serve more than 25 food items in their menu to pair with the Kway Teow Kia too. Including the Braised Chicken Feet, Pork Belly, Braised Duck, Preserved Veggies, Chye Poh Omelette, and more. Simply walk up to the food counter to pick them, then wait for them to chop and serve!

7. Bengali Curry Puff @ Salahuddin Bakery

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Salahuddin Bakery is one of the oldest bakeries in Johor Bahru that offers a wide range of old style cakes, pastries, and breads. Plus, many say that a visit to this bakery is just like visiting a living museum. Besides preserving only old times cake recipes from the good old days. They insist on using the traditional room size wood oven since 1937 to bake the confectioneries too. 

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Additionally, the iconic bakes of theirs – the Bengali Curry Puff (or known as Karipap Bai) is a must try. This triangular shaped Indian curry puff loads generously with curry mutton and potato fillings taste literally spicy. Moreover the curry puff shells are super crispy, where bits of layered flaky crust fall off once bitten. 

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Furthermore, this old gem is located just an 8 minute walk from the popular Johor Bahru City Square. Thus, making it a great pitstop for travelers to buy some baked goodies back home. 

8. Fish Head Curry @ Kam Long Ah Zai Curry Fish Head

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Consistently receive great feedback from both locals and come back visitors nationwide. Kam Long Ah Zai Curry Fish Head is a 30 year old Chinese eatery in JB that is a 7 minutes drive from CIQ. Moreover, now passing to the next generation, where the owner’s son is serving as the main chef. Many say that his Claypot Fish Head Curry tastes better than his dad’s!

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In addition, the restaurant keeps its menu simple. It provides Fish Curry in claypot with options of either fish head or fish tail. But the Fish Curry’s unusual balance of mild spiciness and savoriness will wow foodies despite any fish parts chosen! Furthermore, order an extra portion of Fried Bean Curd Skin to dip in the curry broth too. These goodies soak up the creamy curry soup without losing its crispiness. 

9. Kacang Pool @ Restoran Kacang Pool Haji

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Breakfast is arguably one of the most important meals of the day! While enjoying an occasional brunch comprising an iced coffee with cafe big breakfasts in JB. We bet that the local heart still leans to a homely simple local dish that tastes delicious and at an affordable price. So, whenever there is a chance, check out the popular Restoran Kacang Pool Haji next time you visit JB. 

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Plus catering with thick flavorful fava beans, local early birds usually dip thick slices of toast into their Kacang Pool. Striking a perfect balance of fluffiness and crunchiness, the toasts even absorb the deliciousness of the dish! In addition for those who are looking for other classic local breakfast. Restoran Kacang Pool Haji also presents selections like Nasi Lemak, Nasi Ambeng, and Lontong in variety gravy. 

10. Roti Canai @ Warung Roti Canai Bukit Chager

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Well-known among locals as Gerai MFR, this JB breakfast spot is just 3 minutes drive from the CIQ Checkpoint. Plus, serving every piece of Roti Canai hot and fresh from the hot iron griddle. Where the sizzling butter frying the edges until crispy brown and its aroma diffusing in the air. This Halal eatery is agreeable as one of the most favorite local hangout spots for breakfast in JB!

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Furthermore, their Roti Canai Kosong costs at RM1 per piece and is best eaten after dunking in curry and sambal chili. As the flaky bread sponge up all the sweet savory spicy broth. It offers an interesting gentle chewiness texture to the overall Roti Canai, making it super addictive. 

Besides, never miss out trying other versions of Roti Canai that are equally delicious too! For instance Roti Telur, Roti Banjir, Roti Ular, Roti Tampal, and Roti Maggie.

11. Sup Tulang Gearbox @ ZZ Sup Tulang Restaurant, Kampung Bahru, Johor

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Famous among the Halal foodies in serving the best Sup Tulang Gearbox in Johor Bahru. In addition with attap roofs pavilions set under shady trees or a pleasing, and relaxing Kampung vibe. ZZ Sup Tulang Restaurant is undoubtedly the Halal food corner in JB that every visitor must go to! 

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Including a large lamb shank bone in each flavorful slow charcoal fire lamb gravy. The joy of the eating starts in scraping the shreds of lamb, cartilage, and the tendon off the bone. Following with savoring the ultimate taste of SumSum Tulang (Bone Marrow) with a straw. Surprisingly, this jelly-like texture food tastes naturally sweet with grittiness from the finely ground spices. 

Moreover, there is an option to upgrade the meal to Mee Rebus Gearbox by adding extra Mee Kuning too!

12. Herbal Roasted Duck @ Restoran Ya Wang

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As one of the most pioneer JB food places that is famous for serving authentic Herbal Roast Ducks. Restoran Ya Wang is always the local top choice whenever craving for roast goodies and duck delights. More surprisingly, the restaurant owner even serves as the advisor of Singapore Dian Xiao Er for more than 20 years! 

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In addition, Ya Wang’s Roasted Duck with Angelica Herb is the best seller among all the duck dishes! Offering a unique bitter sweet after taste under the soft and tender duck meat. Many pair the restaurant’s roasted ducks with fragrance rice or Wan Tan Mee for a perfect meal in JB! Moreover, the menu also includes a vast selection of common Chinese stir-fries that taste equally delicious too! 

13. Kway Teow Soup @ restoran sekee

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Just a few steps away from the Restoran Ya Wang. Restoran Sekee is another old name eatery in JB that serves the most authentic Teochew Kway Teow Soup. When walking into this Kopitiam, the interior sure brings back loads of childhood memories. Its rundown look on the wall, tiles, clocks, and the calendar remind visitors of the yesteryears. Especially with the charcoal aroma that lingers in the air. 

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Additionally, the one special to note is that the owner cooks the noodles and soup over charcoal stoves. Moreover, there is no large batch cooking or pre-cooking for every bowl of Kway Teow Soup. Hence, it preserves the Kuey Teow, a thin silky texture that slips down the throat. In addition, splash on some homemade chili sauce to elevate the dish with a unique vinegar and spicy tang too!

14. Banana Cakes @ Hiap Joo Bakery & Biscuit Factory

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Hiap Joo Bakery & Biscuit Factory is an over 100 year old traditional bakery since 1919. Sits along Tan Hiok Nee Heritage Walk, it normally has foodies flocking in for the Banana Cakes. In addition to preserving the vintage wood-fire oven baking method in preparing all the Banana Cakes. Lucky foodies might get their cakes piping hot, and fresh out from the furnace!

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Additionally, the earliest batch of cakes leaving the oven is about 12:30pm, while the last at 4:30pm. Moreover to maintain the quality, the owner only uses dry starchy Pisang Berangan as the cakes main ingredient. Plus, there is no addition of preservatives or artificial coloring in the batter too. Thus, every slab of Banana Cakes has soft, feathery, and melts in the mouth texture beneath the golden brown appearance. 

15. Claypot Bak Kut Teh @ Kedai Makanan Ah Soon

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Enjoying a nice herbal Bak Kut Teh is a must for almost all Singaporeans whenever in JB. Moreover, as one of the oldest Bak Kut Teh restaurants in Johor Bahru that is still standing. It caters to mostly hardcore Klang Bak Kut Teh fans around the neighborhood. Kedai Makanan Ah Soon never dissapoint its fans with its flavorful Claypot Bak Kut Teh. 

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Overloading with pork innards and pork belly in a glorious slow boil herbal Bak Kut Teh Soup. Every claypot of Bak Kut Teh of Ah Soon’s Bak Kut Teh is indeed an epitome for the phrase ‘Soup For The Soul’! Besides, its Dry Bak Kut Teh with juicy pork ribs slathering in rich, spicy sauce is also a must try. 

For sure, both Bak Kut Teh versions are trustfully addictive and satisfying. Plus, foodies totally can’t get enough of it with just one bowl of garlic rice. 

16. Seafood Noodle @ 海脚人 Hai Kah Lang JB Sentosa

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To every seafood lover’s surprise, the famous Hai Kah Lang is now expanding their branch in Sentosa. Meaning that they can now enjoy scrumptious Chinese-style seafood delights without traveling far to Kuala Lumpur. Moreover, it is just 15 minutes away from the Johor Bahru Checkpoint. This undoubtedly is one of the nearest seafood restaurants in CIQ!

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Stunning for its Fish Soup and Noodles that brim with some of the most pristine seafood options. In addition, Hai Kah Lang emphasizes their commitment to seafood freshness. Visitors can notice the water tanks that showcase live seafood upon stepping into the restaurant. 

Plus taking pride in offering ample portions of tasty seafood. Ranging from hefty fish slices to plump prawns to large cockles. All these never break the foodies’ bank too!

17. Teochew Porridge & Kuih @ Ah Ma TeoChew Kuih – Jalan Trus

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Requires just a 8 minutes drive from the CIQ Checkpoint. Plus a few steps away from the famous Hiap Joo Bakery. This Teochew restaurant in JB has a mix of industrial chic and modern Kopitiam vibe. Thus, traveling back visitors back to the 1960s along with its rustic touches that expands to its upstairs. 

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Additionally, maintaining the same ‘canteen’ menu as its first Teochew Kopitiam in Fishing Village decades ago. Ah Ma TeoChew Kuih serves warm Teochew porridge with three kinds of sides to soothe the empty stomach. Moreover, out of the six different sides options, many choose the Preserved Veggies, Spicy & Sour Dried Shrimps, and Salted Egg.  

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Whenever speaking of Teochew food, it is a must to try the vast collections of the traditional Teochew Kuehs! In addition with great rendition where Ah Ma’s fourth generation is still having all their Kuihs handmade. It undoubtedly gives the Kuih a consistent flavor and nice shape. Amongst all, do not miss out the Chive Kuih, Yam Kueh, Png Kuih, and Mang Kuang Kuih!

18. Hainanese Chicken Chop With Fried Egg @ IT Roo Café 

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Address along Jalan Dhoby, IT Roo Café is a hippy cafe which reminisces a 70s nostalgic vibe. In addition to catering with the strict food regulations of Malay foodies. This popular cafe in JB is 100% Halal, without pork and no lard throughout its menu. Moreover, serving both local and western fusion delights, it is common for a beeline upon peak hours.

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Plus, winning the title of ‘The Best Chicken Chop in Malaysia’ from The Star newspaper in 2003. IT Roo Café’s chicken chop menu is undoubtedly the must order to satisfy the hungry belly! Additionally, ordering for the Signature Hainanese Chicken Chop with Fried Egg is surely never fail. So enjoyable with runny egg yolks on a slab of crispy fried chicken chop and old-school mushroom sauce!

19. Nasi Ambeng @ Mat Corner Nasi Ambang

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Since first establishment in 2000, Mat Corner Nasi Ambang is famous for its Nasi Ambeng in JB. Conveniently sits in a food court in Bandar Baru Uda. This Halal food spot is often full with locals and uni students flocking in, especially during lunch peak hours. 

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In addition, this classic Malay-Javanese delights has a steamed rice base pairing with a variety of proteins. For instance, Rendang Daging, Ayam Goreng Berempah, Ikan Bakar, Sambal Udang, and Kari Ayam. Besides, to complete the meal, the eatery serves Nasi Ambeng along with stir-fry veggies and fresh cucumber slices too. Furthermore, foodies can request for additional Serunding (Fried Coconut Shers) and Fried Tempeh for extra crunchiness! 

20. Laksa Johor @ Restoran Yew Swee

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Unlike the common laksa nationwide, Laksa Johor is using spaghetti instead of Meehoon or noodles. In addition with a slightly thicker curry-like gravy that almost resembles a paste. This noodle dish has a distinct umami flavor stock made with generous amounts of ground Ikan Parang. Plus a very ‘Lemak’ taste from the overloading fresh coconut milk. 

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Luckily, Restoran Yew Swee is one of the Kopitiam in JB that serves a wonderful bowl of Johor Laksa. Garnishing with lots of toppings such as onion slices, beansprouts, mint leaves, pineapple cubes, and Daun Kesum.. This hearty noodle dish is best eaten hot, while pairing with lime juice and sambal belacan for extra kick.

21. Sambal Stingray @ Ikan Bakar Tampin

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Ikan Bakar Tampin is a famous BBQ Seafood eatery with a short 5 minute drive from the KSL City Mall. Open late to the 12 midnight, this Ikan Bakar place is undoubtedly one of the must go supper spots in JB. But since it hides humbly in a housing area, parking could be a problem. So it is advisable to avoid the peak dinner hour in order to have a bite of their Ikan Bakar. 

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Serving grilled goodies with wide selections of fishes and seafood options in an al fresco area. Ikan Bakar Tampin’s Sambal Stingray is a never miss! Besides the nice chewy and moist stingray flesh, its sambal is extremely spicy but addictive too. Moreover the fragrance of the fresh banana leaves stacks even elevates the dish’s fragrance upon the grilling process!

22. Otak-Otak @ Otak Shiduoli 

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Although Otak-Otak can easily be found in almost every part of Malaysia. But the Muar’s version is highly sought after by the foodies! Moreover, typically wrapped in banana leaves for an extra fragrance upon the grilling process. This solidly-packed snack with fresh mackerel pieces is addictive, spicy and creamy in each bite!

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However, there are rumors that Otak Shiduoli serves a better Otak-Otak than Muar! Formerly opening their business at Storia Cafe. This popular Otak-Otak stall is moving to a Kopitiam near Plaza Pelangi currently. Plus throughout the 30 years, the family business’ Fish Head Otah and Fish Meat Otah are super popular among the locals! Thus, it is no strange to hear people ordering at least 30, 50, or even 100 sticks at one shot.

23. Fried Banana Fritters @ Pisang Goreng Mawar

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Pisang Goreng Mawar is another popular street hawker in JB that the locals love to go to. For over 20 years, this humble Warong has been around Dataran Bandaraya Clock Tower. Here, visitors can relish in a wide selection of fried goodies and local snacks. But still, the Pisang Goreng (Fried Banana Fritters) is still the star!

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Moreover, by dipping the over-ripen Pisang Tanduk in a specialty batter mix before frying them in hot oil. It provides the Pisang Goreng a super crunchy coating that covers the sweet creamy slightly melting banana. Besides, there are also options of other interesting snacks that make a great tea-time snack. Example Fried Curry Puffs, Nasi Lemak, Fried Cempedak, Roti Jala, Tauhu Sumbat, and Kuihs.

24. Air Nira @ Air Nira Toddy Shop Public

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Refreshing ice cold drink to cool off from the heat wave in Malaysia, anyone?

Air Nira, or translates literally as Coconut Palm Water Wine is a Singapore ban drink. But luckily at Air Nira Toddy Shop Public, visitors can still get a taste of this refreshing drink. Plus through a full fermentation process of coconut palm flower and wine yeast. Air Nira actually contains 5% to 10% of alcoholic content despites its barely white color looking!

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Moreover, costing just RM3 per mug, there is no reason to reject this unexpectedly good drink! Air Nira Toddy Shop Public is just across the Jalan Wong Ah Fook, a 7 minutes drive from the CIQ Checkpoint. Additionally, this old Kampung-style house has an eye-dropping international signboard with around 14 languages! Including Tamil Malay, Chinese, Hndi, Vetnamese, Korean, Italian, Portuguese, and French. 

25. Beef Noodle @ 鼎记牛腩粉 Din Kee Beef Noodle (Bukit Indah Branch)

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Beef Noodle in Din Kee Beef Noodle is a top local food choice of tourists in JB since 2007. Here in Bukit Indah’s Din Kee branch, this eatery is simple and without frills for a comfortable dining.  But, it doesn’t affect serving bowls of delicious Beef Noodles to pamper the growling tummy. 

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As its name mentions, their Beef Noodle is surely their highlight menu! Each Dry Beef Noodle has either an option of yellow noodle or lai fun in a signature beefy brown sauce. Plus generous topping of chunks of beef, tripe, tendon, fried peanuts, and preserved veggies. It surely is a hearty meal where the beefiness and natural sweetness flavor will amaze the taste bud. 

26. Italian Pizza @ Gianni’s Trattoria

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Gianni’s Trattoria is a century-old Italian restaurant in Johor Bahru that is run by a German owner. In addition with numerous Italy scene photos hung on walls and wooden furnishing. It even provides diners with a strong European ambiance for a relaxing yet romantic dining experience.

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Besides specialty Italian food like Flame-Grilled Flank Steak, White Cream Bowtie Pasta, and Egg Crusted Chicken Cutlet. Gianni’s Trattoria’s best highlight is absolutely the variety selections of wood-fired oven pizzas. Plus, boasting a backbone of authentic Italian ingredients rather than commercial cheese and bottled sauce. Each Pizza menu of Gianni’s Trattoria is authentically approved with a totally differentiable flavor from the common ones.