What to eat in Jeli, Kelantan, Malaysia - FoodSpy https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/category/place/malaysia/kelantan/jeli/ Honest Food Reviews Sat, 23 Mar 2024 06:56:48 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/FoodSpy-Logo-Resized-180px-120x120.png What to eat in Jeli, Kelantan, Malaysia - FoodSpy https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/category/place/malaysia/kelantan/jeli/ 32 32 Restoran Kak Nie https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/restoran-kak-nie/ https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/restoran-kak-nie/#respond Sat, 23 Mar 2024 06:47:18 +0000 https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/?p=2584 Restoran Kak Nie is a local favorite in Jeli, Kelantan. The shop sells decent nasi dagang with a variety of delicious Kelate dishes. I had the basic Nasi Dagang with some Beef Rendang and sweet grated coconut (RM5). The glutinous rice had good texture and fragrance. Moreover, the beef rendang was rich and tender. Restoran […]

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Restoran Kak Nie Jeli Kelantan Nasi Dagang

Restoran Kak Nie is a local favorite in Jeli, Kelantan. The shop sells decent nasi dagang with a variety of delicious Kelate dishes.

I had the basic Nasi Dagang with some Beef Rendang and sweet grated coconut (RM5). The glutinous rice had good texture and fragrance. Moreover, the beef rendang was rich and tender.

Restoran Kak Nie operating hours:

Daily: 6.30am – 6pm

Nasi Dagang Rendang Daging – $5

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Lekor Losong Keping Aneka Keropok https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/lekor-losong-keping-aneka-keropok/ https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/lekor-losong-keping-aneka-keropok/#respond Sat, 23 Mar 2024 06:31:49 +0000 https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/?p=2576 Lekor Losong Keping Aneka Keropok is a store supplying freshly made losong and ready packed keropok lekor (they are a kind of snack made of grinded fish and sago flour). It is a popular stop among local drivers and also nearby university students to grab their supply of fish snacks while passing by. I arrived […]

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Lekor Losong Keping Aneka Keropok

Lekor Losong Keping Aneka Keropok is a store supplying freshly made losong and ready packed keropok lekor (they are a kind of snack made of grinded fish and sago flour). It is a popular stop among local drivers and also nearby university students to grab their supply of fish snacks while passing by.

I arrived near closing time so I did not see the process of making these losong, and the ones available were already packed in bags and no longer warm. Anyway, I got one bag (somewhere RM4-6, can’t remember) of soft type lekor losong for takeaway back to hotel. It was already cold when I eat it (you can reheat them but I couldn’t do it in the hotel) but the taste was still okay. The fish taste wasn’t that strong but considered alright, not too floury. The bite felt soft and less chewy. The chili sauce, as expected in Kelantan, is sweet (not spicy).

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Laksa Sarang @ Kedai Makan Gunung Reng https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/kedai-makan-gunung-reng-laksa-sarang/ https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/kedai-makan-gunung-reng-laksa-sarang/#respond Sat, 23 Mar 2024 04:54:46 +0000 https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/?p=2570 You’ve probably heard all kinds of laksa in Malaysia, but have you heard of Laksa Sarang (nested laksa)? You’ll find one at Kedai Makan Gunung Reng (RM7.50). They may not be the first one to invent this dish, but I think theirs would be the most presentable one! Laksa Sarang is basically Asam Laksa with […]

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Laksa Sarang Kedai Makan Gunung Reng Jeli Kelantan

You’ve probably heard all kinds of laksa in Malaysia, but have you heard of Laksa Sarang (nested laksa)? You’ll find one at Kedai Makan Gunung Reng (RM7.50). They may not be the first one to invent this dish, but I think theirs would be the most presentable one!

Laksa Sarang is basically Asam Laksa with a twist: Adding loads of fried egg floss to make a ‘nest’. I find the laksa broth here very sweet (typical Kelantan style) but still very enjoyable with the tangy, sour mix. The vegetables and pineapple were fresh. The egg floss was probably made beforehand but it didn’t feel too oily or satiating.

When at the area, do take a walk around Gunung Reng and explore the interesting caves (you’ll spot it from the shop).

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Akok Belahat | Traditional Akok Maker, Best In Jeli https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/akok-belahat/ https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/akok-belahat/#respond Sat, 23 Mar 2024 04:31:10 +0000 https://foodspy.meowtainpeople.com/?p=2564 Enjoy this soft, custardy and sweet egg desert at Akok Belahat. Akok is a traditional desert/snack in Kelantan and Terengganu. It is made with flour, sugar, eggs, and coconut milk. This shop at the side of the road in Kampung Belahat is probably the best and most famous akok shop in Jeli, Kelantan. I like […]

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Akok Belahat Jeli Kelantan
Akok Belahat Jeli

Enjoy this soft, custardy and sweet egg desert at Akok Belahat. Akok is a traditional desert/snack in Kelantan and Terengganu. It is made with flour, sugar, eggs, and coconut milk.

This shop at the side of the road in Kampung Belahat is probably the best and most famous akok shop in Jeli, Kelantan. I like the strong eggy taste of these akok (3 pieces for RM2; 8 pieces for RM5). I’m guessing that brown sugar or palm sugar is used as their akok have a darker color and deeper flavors of dark sugar. They were pretty sweet though (typical Kelate sweetness).

Akok Belahat Kelantan

Looking behind the ordering counter, you can see how these delicious akok are made traditionally: baked in a brass mold covered with smoldering charcoal.

Waiting time may be long when there is a queue, as the akok are slowy baked rounds by rounds. I received them fresh out of the charcoal are they were hot!

If you are planning order a large amount, or don’t want to wait in queue for a long time, you may call them at +6019 980 8457 / +6011 1080 8831 to preorder.

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