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Papua New Guinea Food Guide: 4 Malaysian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Papua New Guinea
Reviews on Malaysian food in Papua New Guinea, Papua New Guinea. Coordinates: 6°S 147°E / 6°S 147°E / -6; 147
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1. PNG Kopitiam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By CaptainJames00
Nice restaurant for a quick bite to eat. Has a lot of seating and secure car park. Food selection is extensive but mainly Asian/Malaysian fusion you can get all your Asian favourites laksa, mi goreng, curry etc. price is very affordable also
2. Savannah Heights Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By wencyn2017
One of the best kept secrets within the Savannah heights, a friendly restaurant and cafe, comprises mainly Chinese, Korean food and over looking the vision city and main waigani area especially the commercial areas. The prices are quite expensive for dining out, Better off going to other restaurants but if you want to enjoy the view, this is the right place. No free Wi-Fi, sorry.
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3. Ang's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Goloh
You really do need to know right where this is in order to find it, and security concerns mean running the usual POM gauntlet of barriers and security to get inside, but once there, it's an "unreconstructed" (here meaning: not very modern) Chinese restaurant with tasty dishes and regular clientele. It was my first visit, brought by a local expat. Hokkien Noodles were especially good. The atmosphere is a bit gloomy but I can easily see why people might want to be here, relax, and settle in. We couldn't quite do that because it seems the place closes for the afternoon, but we had other things to do anyway.Would I go back? Yes, not alone, but to try to share a variety of Ang's dishes. A shame about the need for such security but that's not Ang's fault at all.
4. Bunga Raya Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
BungaRaya Restaurant was established in 2007. It has been almost 10 years in operation. Bungaraya as the name means national flower that is hibiscus the national flower of malaysia. Our partners tried to bring authentic Malaysian chinese cuisine at that t
Reviewed By stzw77
Dining out in Lae has is limitations. Only a few restaurants are worth to go. Bunga Raya restaurant is one of these. Youâll find a good variety of Chinese/Malaysian style dishes. The guestroom is tiny, and the owners squeeze as much as possible chairs in. This leads to a noise atmosphere. However, the food is delicious, even if they have their price.If you plan to dine with some friends â make a reservation in advance.
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