Downing a piping hot bowl of asam pedas when the weather is perfectly cold outside is one of the life’s greatest pleasure. The alluring chunks of fish and crimson-red gravy certainly reel you in and the symphony of spicy and sour notes perks up your taste buds at dot. At times, a handful of vegetables jostle for space in the brimming pot too, offering a spectrum of texture and taste. In summary, a good serving of asam pedas could put up with any sort of fish curry out there. Priding as the food hub of Malaysia, there are numerous asam pedas restaurants that draw over devotees from all corners of the island.
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Asam Pedas Premier
Planted in One Precinct Bayan Baru, Assam Pedas Premier is the place to be if you’re looking to charm your taste buds with authentic bowls of assam pedas. Sidestepping from usual humble-looking joints, one can expect a warm and cosy atmosphere. Prices do vary according to the selection of fish – stingray, mackerel and kembong line up as contenders, and it would be wise to opt for set meals which include salted egg, spicy sambal belacan and ulam. The combination of flavours downright delivers in each spoonful, thus you’ll be surprised, in a blink of an eye the bowl is polished clean. If you need another reason to visit, their nasi lemak ayam berempah is another showstopper.
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Menara KOMTAR, 10450 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia, 11950, Georgetown, Penang
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Asam Pedas Hirup
Asam Pedas Hirup has been a household name among the locals for an impeccable assam pedas fix. Justifying their reputation, its habitually teeming with crowd, which is always a good sign. The best seller here is their stingray assam pedas, that looks good and tastes even better. The moreish gravy packs a punch of flavours, while the accompanying mound of white rice, fried egg and vegetable complete a balanced diet. Also, the fish is freshly sourced daily, thus it just flakes off the bone with minimal effort.
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Plaza Ivory, Sunway Bukit Gambier, 11700 Gelugor, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia, 11700 , Georgetown, Penang
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De Pauh Garden Restaurant & CafeCertified
halalHopping over to mainland, to a restaurant that presents an exhibition of mouth-watering delights each and every day. De Pauh Garden Restaurant is easily identified with huge red awnings and white-washed alfresco dining space. Once you've stepped in, pan your sight from left to right, scanning all the mind-boggling array of food that amps up your hunger, and if assam pedas is your jam, you’re in for a treat too. Served steaming in a claypot, a hotchpotch of fish fillets, tomatoes and okras tie together to deliver mouth-watering flavours. It’s good to go with a mound of white rice but other sides like fried chicken, mixed vegetables and salted eggs vie for equal attention.
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Jalan Permatang Pauh, 13500 Permatang Pauh, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia, 13500, Butterworth, Penang
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