Langkawi may be known for its beaches and sunsets, but its culinary offerings are equally memorable. From traditional Malay dishes and fresh seafood to Indian favourites and street-style snacks, this island is a treat for food-loving travelers — especially Indian visitors seeking a mix of spice, comfort, and coastal charm.
1. Wonderland Food Store
Why visit: A budget-friendly seafood spot popular with locals and tourists alike.
Highlights: – Butter prawns, chili crab, and garlic squid. – Fast service and generous portions. – Great for casual dinners near Kuah Town.
Timing: 6 PM – 11 PM (Closed Wednesdays)
Location: Kuah Town
2. Orkid Ria Seafood Restaurant
Why visit: One of the most well-known seafood restaurants in Langkawi.
Highlights: – Lobster, tiger prawns, and steamed fish. – Open-air setting with family-style tables. – Halal-certified and vegetarian options available.
Timing: 11 AM – 3 PM, 6 PM – 11 PM
Location: Pantai Cenang
3. The Fat Cupid
Why visit: A cozy and romantic bistro offering a mix of Malaysian and Western dishes.
Highlights: – Beef rendang, nasi lemak, and pasta. – Stylish interior with warm lighting. – Perfect for couples and groups.
Timing: 12 PM – 10 PM
Location: Pantai Tengah
4. Nasi Dagang Pak Malau
Why visit: A hidden gem with scenic paddy field views and traditional Malay cuisine.
Highlights: – Nasi dagang with tuna curry. – Rustic setting ideal for morning breakfast. – Local vibes and Instagram-worthy backdrops.
Timing: 8 AM – 12 PM
Location: Near Makam Mahsuri
5. Restoran Almaz
Why visit: A reliable Indian Muslim restaurant offering both North and South Indian dishes.
Highlights: – Roti canai, biryani, and chicken curry. – Family-friendly and open late. – Close to beach resorts.
Timing: 7 AM – 11 PM
Location: Pantai Cenang
6. Mumbai Palace Restaurant
Why visit: One of Langkawi’s most popular Indian restaurants with vegetarian and Jain meals.
Highlights: – Paneer tikka, naan, and thali sets. – Indian sweets like gulab jamun and lassi. – Air-conditioned with comfortable seating.
Timing: 11 AM – 11 PM
Location: Pantai Tengah
7. Yellow Beach Café
Why visit: Beachfront café known for laid-back vibes and sunset views.
Highlights: – Seafood platters, burgers, and mocktails. – Vegetarian pastas and fruit smoothies. – Great photo ops on the sand.
Timing: 12 PM – 12 AM
Location: Pantai Cenang
8. My French Factory
Why visit: A charming dessert café with French-Malay fusion.
Highlights: – Crepes, waffles, and handmade gelato. – Vegetarian-friendly and Instagram-worthy. – Fun for kids and families.
Timing: 11 AM – 11 PM
Location: Pantai Cenang
9. Seashell Restaurant
Why visit: Set in a rustic wooden house, this spot is known for authentic local fare.
Highlights: – Laksa Kedah, grilled fish, and nasi campur. – Surrounded by rice paddies. – Affordable and culturally rich.
Timing: 10 AM – 3 PM, 6 PM – 10 PM
Location: Near Kuah Town
10. Tomato Nasi Kandar
Why visit: A favorite for Indian-Muslim cuisine with a Malaysian twist.
Highlights: – Nasi kandar buffet-style setup. – Tandoori chicken and mutton curry. – Open till late, good for night cravings.
Timing: 8 AM – 12 AM
Location: Pantai Cenang
