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Pahang, Malaysia Food Guide: 8 Indian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Genting Highlands
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indian food in Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia. Resorts World Genting (Abbreviation: RWG), originally known as Genting Highlands Resort is an integrated hill resort development comprising hotels, shopping malls, theme parks and casinos, perched on the peak of Gunung Ulu Kali at 1,800 meters high and nestled near the border between the states of Pahang and Selangor, Malaysia.
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8. Curry in a Hurry
Overall Ratings
3 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Deepa H
If you are looking for some veg indian food in Genting, then this is the place. This is next to the scary house. Economically priced and filling meal. We tried the parathas, chapati & dosa, All of them came with dal. Food was served hot.
7. Jr Curry
Reviewed By Anumen74
JR Curry is one of the many food outlets in Genting Sky Avenue. They serve rice and curries and fish and meat in different styles with selections of drinks. Good in taste and reasonable in price.
6. Banana Leaf Curry House
Reviewed By vijaia
Had a Briyani with Ikan 3 rasa here. It was decent. The waiters were nice and attentive. Masala tea needs improvement, milk too diluted...
5. Restoran Pelangi
Reviewed By 9dr7
The restaurant is near to Gohtong Jaya roundabout; within a long row of 4-storey shops that also include Seri Malaysia hotel. It was one of 3 halal restaurants in the area. Serves Malay and Thai foods according to signage but also has a "roti canai/pratha" station opened for dinner.It was a busy evening with many tables occupied. We were lucky to have found one when there was a large group of customers that came in just behind us. Apparently (we overheard) they had booked their seats earlier. The table that we sat at was not clean e.g. with food stains and drink spills but the owner/cashier quickly cleaned it before giving us the menu card.There were not many choices in the menu. We ordered "kampong" fried rice, bird-eye chilli fried rice, "tom yam" seafood soup and "telur bistik" (vegetables wrapped in fried eggs); besides drinks.The restaurant seemed to lack staff for the crowd level but we were pleasantly surprised with the quick service. We've got our drinks within 5 minutes and foods served hot around 10 minutes later. All of us thought the food was quite tasty and chickenmeat/prawns/vegetables fresh. The soup was the "santan"/coconut-milk type and quite nice. The chilli rice was very hot though and my son had to remove the chilli bits (besides the vegetables as always) but he finished most of the plate. Later we ordered "roti telur"/egg (flour-based) pancake as a take-away for him.No great hospitality you can expect here. The boss and staff didn't readily smile or welcome us but not in an unfriendly way. They were attentive and efficient though, and served those who came first. There were many regulars that night and they are (sort of) accustomed to the service.The food was reasonably priced considering the highland location. All of the above and 2 canned drinks costed us MYR32 (USD10).
4. Rockafellers Genting
Reviewed By Anmol4u
Pleasant surprise as we were not expecting such good Indian food in Genting Highlands. It was accidentally discovered and we ordered Cheese naan, Paneer Makhni, Dal makhni, Veg Biryani and Butter/Garlic naans.The food was freshly prepared and tasty.
3. First World Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Jacky84
We chance upon this food factory that are accessible from all the lift lobbies in Genting. It is located at level 3 and we must buy the ticket through the ticketing kiosk. The price is $32RM, it is cheap and have wide varieties of food selection of Chinese, Malay and Indian cuisine to choose from. There is also beverages, fruits and ice cream available. Quite worth the money for a breakfast buffet, highly recommended, seatings are plenty too.
2. Spice Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Reviewed By ElanDavin
Beautiful restaurant, attentive servants, fast service (it was off peak). They customise the cooking according to the need, and it all come with price ! Overall,
1. Coffee Terrace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 262 reviews
Step into Hainan Express and reminisce the simplicity of the good old days. We bring back the basics such as all-time favourite toasted breads with kaya, aromatic coffee and authentic Nasi Lemak.
Reviewed By RafiqueMultan
While visiting Genting Highlands, we had family lunch at this nice restaurant. A variety of food (Indian,Japanese) was at the buffet. Food was delicious and enjoyed every item we had. On the side of dinning hall, there was lobby overlooking lush green mountains, residential buildings and cable cars. Nice view to take photographs.
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