
December 2025 – Indonesian Cuisine
Our final Enak! for 2025 was on the 4th of December and very special to me because I had the pleasure of finally tasting this
‘ENAK!’ is a group of intrepid diners who meet monthly to appreciate KL’s gastronomic festival of flavours provided by the cuisines of the three cultures.
From hawker stalls to air-conditioned food temples, our goal is to experience Malaysia through our taste buds in a part of the world where spices were born!
Chosen by member research, we have eaten Indian curries on banana leaf, an assortment of spicy Malay vegetables washed down with teh tarik and a full Chinese meal, each dish made with unique herbal teas.
For more information on the group and how to join, contact enak@mcgkl.org

Our final Enak! for 2025 was on the 4th of December and very special to me because I had the pleasure of finally tasting this

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