Article: Mamak restaurants add to pop culture

Syed Nadzri
New Straits Times
06-23-2005
Mamak restaurants add to pop culture
Byline: Syed Nadzri
Edition: Main/Lifestyle
Column: Hard copy

A NEW wave of Malaysian restaurants in the form of chic unconventional

mamak cafes are mushrooming all over the place - in most cases occupying
strategic corner shoplots in housing estates, heritage bungalows near

popular nightspots or even disused cinemas.

And instead of the usual names that were so characteristic of the

eateries, like Bismillah Restaurant or Restoran Rahman, we now have Canai

n Such, Mamak Bistro, Pelita, Ayza, Original Nasi Kandar and many more

fancy names, each offering the same kind of Malaysian favourites, but in

a "cool" and ...

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