Malaysia has the largest variety of Asian cuisines with different cultures and cooking methods. Choose from spicy Malay cuisine, steaming China cuisine and spicy Indian cuisine. In addition, the unique native Chinese or Nyangka cuisine is the essence of China and Malay cooking styles. Malay food generally uses self-produced materials. Coconut, pepper, citronella, grapefruit, spices and curry powder are the basic materials for cooking fish, meat and vegetables. Don't miss the famous Malaysian food-Satay; Its production method is to put thick meat slices marinated with special ingredients on bamboo sticks and barbecue them with charcoal fire, and then add peanut butter to eat. China people's staple food is rice and meat or vegetables, as well as all kinds of delicious pasta. Indian cuisine, which combines southern and northern cooking methods, is unique. Nasi Kandar is a popular Indian Muslim food, which is chicken, cattle, sheep or fish cooked with rice and rich curry sauce. Malaysia is rich in different kinds of tropical fruits, which can be divided into seasonal and non-seasonal. Mangosteen meat is juicy and sweet. Those who love adventure may wish to try durian; The strong smell is the reason why it is called "the king of fruits".