(85 Sloane Avenue in London, United Kingdom)

Awana, in Sloane Avenue, is one of the most stylish places you’ll ever sample Malaysian street food.... Holding the title for London's finest Malaysian experience, the bar, satay bar and restaurant is a welcoming blend of lush silk panels, glass screens and dark wood interiors. Fine Malaysian eateries are a rarity in London, which makes this even more appealing – no wonder a young, well-heeled Chelsea crowd flock here to sample the imaginative and extensive dishes. Try Kari ayam (corn fed chicken curry with coconut, potato and snake beans) or a spicy Sambal. Never had Malaysian food before? The Malaysian Journey tasting menu is a great place to start. Please note - at lunchtimes last orders for food is 2pm. A credit card is required to reserve a table for 6 diners and above, if there is availability - this is simply to secure your booking, absolutely no money will be charged to the card except in the case of late cancellations. A fee of £15 per person will be charged for a cancellation within 48 hours or a no show - the restaurant will call you direct to retrieve these details.Please note this restaurant operates a 2-hour turn around on all tables. Opening hours: Mon - Wed 12pm - 3pm & 6pm - 11pmThurs - Sat 12pm - 3pm & 6pm - 11:30pmSun 12pm - 3pm & 6pm - 10:30pm Awana recently won the AA Rosette 1 Star. [moreless]

(5 Wartherstraße , Ecke Denningenstraße in Munich, Germany)

Champor Restaurant is reputed to be one of the best Asians dining experience in Munich (sometimes it...s wise to believe what you read in the papers). What’s certain is that it’s the Bavarian capital’s very first Malaysian restaurant. This colourful, sitting-room style restaurant is hot news, and pretty much always full at weekend. The food is excellent – fresh and spicy but not over powering, and definitely not Germanised. No doubt, the curry powders’ providence is of significance – they’re imported from Penang. From rendang curry to spicy chilli prawns, each dish is unique and no two sauces taste the same. And no MSG is used (the owner’s allergic). In summer, the crowd spills outside onto Champor’s cosy courtyard. If you’re in town as a visitor, you might like to know that Champor Restaurant is a short cab ride away from the Englischer Garten or English Garden, a glorious 18thcentury park bigger than New York’s Central Park, stretching verdantly from the city centre to its northeastern limits. br>Please note that this restaurant requires credit card details for bookings.Cancellations within 24hrs of the date of your booking will incur a charge of €30 per person. Opening hours: Mon - Fri 11:30am - 2:30pm & 6pm - 11pmSat 6pm - MidnightClosed Sun Run by Kiren Alt, a Malaysian from Penang [moreless]

(10 London Bridge Street in London, United Kingdom)

Georgetown brings together food from Malaysia, China and the Tamil Indians. The menu is varied and ...imaginative with unusual combinations of oriental flavours and textures from all around the Far East. Fish meat and poultry are mixed with firey and aromatic spices. By contrast the London Bridge restaurant with its parlour palms, cut crystal and rattan chairs, has a distinctly refined, colonial feel. The room itself is light and spacious and, as you sip your Singapore Sling you could almost feel like a character from a Somerset Maugham novel. A credit card is required to secure a reservation for groups of 6 - 14 persons, if there is availability - this is simply to secure your booking, absolutely no money will be charged to the card except in the case of late cancellations. Late cancellations (within 24 hours of the reservation) and no-shows will incur a charge of £10 per person CC req for groups of 15+ for a £10.00 non refundable deposit if more than 10% of the group size cancel outside of 72hrs Opening hours: Mon - Sun 12pm - 2:30pm & 5:30pm - 11pm [moreless]

(Colwick Hall Hotel, Colwick Park, Racecourse Road in Nottingham, United Kingdom)

Set in beautiful Grade-II listed Colwick Hall just by the Nottingham racecourse, Georgetown offers s...uperb choices among Malaysian, Chinese and Indian cuisine in a setting reminiscent of the colonial years of what is now Penang. Pillars, potted palms. rattan seating, painted ceiling depicting Venus and cherubs, tinkling grand piano- all these blend to create a stylish dining experience. The menu includes dishes like dim sum appetiser, main course of nasi goreng or lamb biryani, and dessert of fresh pineapple with dark rum, maple syrup and vanilla ice cream. Opening hours: Mon - Sun: 12pm - 2.30pm & 6pm - 11pm [moreless]

(23 Sheep Street in Stratford upon Avon, United Kingdom)

Georgetown sounds as if it should feature a carvery and Yorkshire puds, but this terrific eatery is ...named for the East India Company's trading port in Malaysia, so that gives you an idea of the cuisine. Top-flight menu features Tamil Indian Malaysian, Chinese Malaysian, as well as more purely Malay dishes, so you can roam amongst cuisines. Start off with a Singapore Sling and you may never look back. Move on to a course of Udang Bakar Kering, which is pan-fried spicy jumbo prawns in their shells in a red onion sauce with soft roasted parotta, main course of claypot, which is chicken, pork, Chinese spinach, prawns, tomato, dried mushrooms and beansprouts, simmered in a claypot, flavoured with chicken stock and soya, and served with rice, and a pud of fresh pineapple with dark rum, maple syrup, and creamy vanilla ice cream. The surroundings recall a colonial ballroom, with wicker and plants, a soaring staircase and classical music tinkling gently in the background. Opening hours: Mon & Tue: 5pm - 11pmWed - Sun: 12pm - 2:30pm & 5pm - 11pm [moreless]

(5 - 7 Pall Mall East in London, United Kingdom)

For fun and reasonably priced Malaysian meals in the heart of London's West End, you can't go past J...om Makan which is nestled next to the National Portrait Gallery in Pall Mall East. The buzzy venue has a cafeteria-style atmosphere with an open plan kitchen, red lamps and informal furniture, and the restaurant is always filled with a pre-theatre, post-sightseeing crowd of tourists and locals. We love the colourful vibe and the authentic food, and signature dishes include the Nasi Goreng – spicy pan-fried rice with prawns, squid, chicken and mixed vegetables, and the Rendang Tok – lemongrass and galangal infused beef served with rice cakes. Opening hours: Mon - Sat 12pm - 11pmSun 12pm - 10pm Jom Makan has been backed by the Malay government to promote Malaysian cuisine in the capital. [moreless]

(57 Warwick Road, Kenilworth in Kenilworth, United Kingdom)

Raffles, named for the best hotel in the world, is a regal, elegant restaurant that features a marve...llous selection of Malaysian cuisine, including Indian, Chinese and more purely Malay dishes. The ambience is that of a colonial ballroom, with fretwork screens, light, bright decor, wicker chairs, and crisp white tablecloths and gleaming silver and china. Classical music tinkles gently in the background. You have the choice of cuisines, we like starter of curry chicken and potato puff with Caesar salad, main course of lamb biryani, which is spiced lamb cooked with cashew nuts and screwpine leaves served with basmati rice, and a really nice pud of Nanas JB, which is fresh pineapple with dark rum, maple syrup, and vanilla ice cream. Do not neglect the amazing Singapore Slings. Opening hours: Mon - Sun 12pm - 2.30pm & 6pm - 11pm [moreless]

(17 Chipstead Valley Road in Surrey, United Kingdom)

Welcome to the Singapore Orchid. We take pride in the authenticity of our Singaporean food and we wo...uld like to invite you to experience the look, smell and taste of our dishes. Ananda Chua (a Singaporean), an experienced and successful restaurateur with over 30 years experience in owning and running restaurants in both London and Singapore, is proud to present this restaurant serving authentic Singaporean food, including some of the famed "Street Food of Singapore" available in the Hawker Centres of that country as well as the renowned and loved dishes from Chinese cuisine. Come and enjoy not only the richly varied food of the region but also come and enjoy the legendary Singaporean hospitality. [moreless]

(The Sanderson Hotel, 50 Berners Street in London, United Kingdom)

Suka restaurant in London is a see-and-be-seen locale in the Sanderson hotel, that Philippe Starck-d...esigned urban spa in the heart of W1. Suka is the fiefdom of superhot NY chef Zak Pelaccio, the man behind scenester restaurants the Fatty Crab and 5 Ninth. Seems Zak fell in love with authentic Malaysian cuisine and has brought his own version to London using British produce and French techniques, with intense flavours intact. Signature dish is suckling pig Penang with shredded cabbage, cucumber, steamed buns and spring onions. Suka’s dramatic ground-floor setting encompasses a hidden space along the Long Bar and the beautiful Garden Terrace. The witty interior is lovely with a relaxed elegance and great buzz. Opening hours: Mon - Sat: 6:30am - 11:30am, 12pm - 2:30pm & 5pm - 12amSun: 6:30am - 11:30am, 12pm - 2:30pm & 5pm - 10:30pm Madonna gave her Oprah interview here after adopting baby David. [moreless]