
Visites gastronomiques · KL · Ipoh · Penang
Visites gastronomiques en Malaisie à KL, Ipoh & Penang
Comme seuls les locaux la connaissent
Visites gastronomiques à pied en petit groupe dans les quartiers où nous vivons et mangeons. Nous vous emmenons dans des échoppes familiales, partageons les histoires derrière chaque plat et vous montrons pourquoi cette cuisine compte tant.
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Promenez-vous avec nous à KL, Penang et Ipoh. Nos guides ont grandi ici. Les stands que nous visitons sont des endroits familiaux. Les propriétaires les connaissent par leur prénom. Nous partageons les histoires derrière chaque plat et les quartiers qui les ont façonnés. Depuis 2011, nous avons accueilli plus de 5 000 invités lors de nos visites gastronomiques de rue à KL, nos visites de la capitale de la gastronomie à Penang et nos visites privées. Végétarien ? Sans gluten ? Halal ? Dites-le nous simplement. Vous voulez un rythme plus doux ou prendre votre temps ? Votre guide adapte l'itinéraire à vos envies. Chaque visite passe par de vrais marchés où mangent les locaux. C'est votre temps en Malaisie. Et quand nous avons terminé, vous repartez le ventre plein et avec de nouveaux amis.
The People
The stalls we visit are run by people we've known for over a decade. Aunty Fatimah has been making roti jala in the same spot for 40 years. Uncle Kim's char kway teow recipe came from his father. These aren't hired vendors — they're the reason we started the tours.
The Stories
Why is Penang laksa sour and KL's sweet? What's the story behind the Hainanese coffee shops on every corner? And how did a family dispute over a noodle recipe become a national dish? We grew up with these stories — and we share them over the table, not from a script.
The Location
We don't go to the restaurants with air conditioning and picture menus. We take you to the stall down a staircase in Chow Kit market, the noodle shop that doesn't have a sign, and the curry house where the menu is written on a whiteboard in Malay. This is where we eat on our days off.
The People
The stalls we visit are run by people we've known for over a decade. Aunty Fatimah has been making roti jala in the same spot for 40 years. Uncle Kim's char kway teow recipe came from his father. These aren't hired vendors — they're the reason we started the tours.
The Stories
Why is Penang laksa sour and KL's sweet? What's the story behind the Hainanese coffee shops on every corner? And how did a family dispute over a noodle recipe become a national dish? We grew up with these stories — and we share them over the table, not from a script.
The Location
We don't go to the restaurants with air conditioning and picture menus. We take you to the stall down a staircase in Chow Kit market, the noodle shop that doesn't have a sign, and the curry house where the menu is written on a whiteboard in Malay. This is where we eat on our days off.
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Three ways to explore Malaysia's flavours - pick what suits you best
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Fully accommodated
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Families & small groups
Tailored Experience
Fully custom itinerary
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Just you & your party
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You decide everything
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Fully custom itinerary
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Designed around you
- Best for
Special occasions & corporates
Join-In Tour
Small group, fixed schedule
- Group
Join other travellers (max 8)
- Schedule
Fixed daily schedule
- Route
Curated route
- Dietary
Accommodated
- Best for
Solo travellers & couples
Private Tour
Your group, your schedule
- Group
Just you & your party
- Schedule
Pick your date & time
- Route
Choose from our routes
- Dietary
Fully accommodated
- Best for
Families & small groups
Tailored Experience
Fully custom itinerary
- Group
Just you & your party
- Schedule
You decide everything
- Route
Fully custom itinerary
- Dietary
Designed around you
- Best for
Special occasions & corporates
Not sure which suits you? We'll help you decide.
Chat with UsPlus de 15 ans à partager les meilleures saveurs de la Malaisie
Approuvé par des milliers d'amoureux de la gastronomie
"This has got to be the best way to experience dining in Penang. Small groups, passionate guides, incredible food."
Kristof Kazmer
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"Great tour and a fun way to be introduced to Georgetown and Penang. Best food we had on our trip and our guide, Wei Shen, was fantastic and knowledgeable."
Holden Ross
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"We enjoyed this fantastic tour last evening. Mark is an energetic, entertaining and passionate tour guide."
Jon Flint
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"After five years in KL, I thought I knew Chinatown - until I joined Simply Enak's food tour. Pauline navigated the maze of street stalls with ease, pointing out local favourites and hidden gems I'd ne…"
Kathryn Stucky
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"This tour was amazing. First and foremost was the guide, Gary - knowledgeable, engaging, and clearly passionate about Penang. He took us to family-run spots we never would have found on our own."
Matthew Granger
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"Jackie was our guide around KL's off-the-tourist-track street food and cocktail places. She was the best guide. She showed us how to navigate the local transport and told us all about the local cultur…"
Sheila Fahy
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