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Where to Eat in Arau: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Arau, Malaysia including Kuala Perlis Seafood Restaurant, Mai Cafe Herbal Kopitiam, Pizza Hut, Mr Bing Snow Ice & Bubble Tea, Damai Corner, Little Green Corner, Hannah's Cookies, Restoran Singgah Rasa Utara, Fatinnaz Corner Cendol Pulut, Restoran Anjung Keli
Restaurants in Arau
1. Kuala Perlis Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Located Near The Jetty Of Kuala Perlis, A Line Of Seafood Eateries That Serves Seafood Platters, Malaysia Styles. Spicy Prawns And Squids Fritters A Must Try.
Reviewed By drnb - Malaysia
Spoilt for the choices of sea food. Well aware of my cholesterol levels, therefore I was looking for something different...Look out for green colour, long to medium sized brinjals. It has a distinctive taste to it. Best served poached, with a bit of sambal belacan.
2. Mai Cafe Herbal Kopitiam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By iamsyamim - Ames, Iowa
The service is fast, price is reasonable, and the taste is superb! I really love omelette, fried rice, mushroom soup, and oblong. The big-size drink is also the best. Go there when you are really hungry, worth every penny.
3. Pizza Hut
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By 833ali - Penang Island, Malaysia
OK but staff could have been friendlier. Dining area on 2nd floor may not be accessible to those in wheel chairs or with week knees. Takeaway is downstairs. Parking is a problem, so got to look around for empty parking spaces.
4. Mr Bing Snow Ice & Bubble Tea
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Henry O
get a cup of good bubble tea is only from rm3.90! and the taste and quality benchmarking others branded bubble tea shop! atmosphere is average as surrounding of the shop is kopitiam...plus sweet plum potato is special and ho chiak! all worth of value!
5. Damai Corner
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By MyTravel599 - Arau, Malaysia
Food here served in Malay cuisine style. The service was average. The location and physical are traditional.
6. Little Green Corner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Sandy L - Kangar, Malaysia
营业时间：7am ~ 12pm
Business hour: 7am ~ 12pm
每逢星期一休息
Close every Monday
主要餐点：
自制全蛋面 ～ 叉烧面 / 卤汁肉碎面
水蒸面包夹 ～ 肉干、肉松、香肠、金枪鱼、鸡肉火腿、鸡肉培根、黑胡椒猪肉扒、咖喱鸡丁
糖水 ～ 腐竹白果薏米汤水
Main menu:
Homemade noodle serve with "Char Shao" / Minced pork
Steam bread serve with Dried meat sliced, hotdog, tuna fish, ham, bacon, black pepper pork chop, curry chicken....
7. Hannah's Cookies
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By jeremy0 - ipoh
This is a small family run cafe serving mainly light bites and finger food. Prices are ridiculously cheap with good portions. Do try their Mac N Cheese, Keropok Lekor, Pepperoni Sandwich, Kedah Cola and definitely their homemade cakes and cookies. Its location is somewhere within a house next to a bundle shop.
8. Restoran Singgah Rasa Utara
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Annettep38 - Tilaran, Costa Rica
We have had breakfasts and dinners in this restaurant, two years ago and again during our next visit.
There is a lot of choice and they help you with translation if you are stuck. We had various chicken , tomyam and soup dishes as well as traditional breakfast, it was all good. My partner does like his food less spicy than me and we were both happy.The only thing we missed a bit was a choice of fruit juice but you can't have it all. Prices are very reasonable.
Most nights there is football on the big screen.
If you like cats there is free entertainment :)
9. Fatinnaz Corner Cendol Pulut
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By SheaSonia - Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
Also known as Fatin Corner. You can use Waze to find the restaurant. I came from the "wrong" side and didn't see the restaurant as I was looking to my left. The restaurant is opposite the road and you should see the signboard if you come from the other way (from town).
What's famous here?
The cendol pulut of course. There are a few choices for how you can have your cendol. I took mine with laici. The friendly staff was helpful and patience while I ponder on what to eat.
Most people come here for the cendol pulut (sticky rice). I arrived just in time for lunch and so I ordered chicken rice, noodle soup and cucur udang (prawn fritters). Cucur udang is different than my favourite batter fried prawn although I've used the same translation before. Think of it as fried cakes flavoured with shrimps.
Taste - Average. The chicken rice and soup were good. Cendol was okay but I prefer Banting style :) Nothing bad but nothing memorable either
Price - At total of RM20.50, I'd say value for money. Remember to memorise what you ate when you go pay at the cashier :)
Ambiance - Family-friendly, spacious and shaded. Table cloth could use a change tho.
Is it worth a visit?
Yes. If you love cendol pulut.
10. Restoran Anjung Keli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By MarinaMY - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Love the food.. lota and lota of choices. Plenty of seats but come early as food may finish early so many people came in bus loads. Plenty of car parks.
