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The rich flavours, vibrant colours and lively rhythms of Malaysia came alive in Leuven as the Malaysian Association of Belgium and Luxembourg (MABL) hosted its ‘Jom Lepak 2026’ festival on May 16 at HAL 5, attracting more than 300 visitors.

Behind these appetising dishes is the effort of former national footballer Hairuddin Omar, who has ventured into the food business in Makkah to bring Malaysian flavours closer to pilgrims. - Photo by Bernama

Teh tarik at the mamak, nasi lemak from the packet stall downstairs, maybe a second glass of something sweet on the way to the office.

World Cup winner Mesut Özil, a man who once owned a car collection including a Ferrari 458 Italia and a Mercedes G63 AMG, was spotted riding in a humble Perodua Myvi during his visit to Pangkor Island this week. Photo: Screenshot of viral video

Malaysians look for authentic flavours, meaningful stories and a connection to Malaysia’s culinary heritage during Ramadan hotel buffet. Photo illustrated via Canva.

In a lighthearted video shared by Malaysian-Japanese couple Joshua Lim and Arisa Yamanaka on their Instagram channel @malaypantv_official, Sean is seen eagerly enjoying a Bak Kut Teh feast, complete with youtiao and tofu.

Posting multiple videos of his visit to Kuala Lumpur including a visit to a local night market to sample Malaysian cuisine and durian as well as visiting other attractions, Ryan Chen said he was in town with his parents.

Mohamad Firdaus said his menu is priced between RM10 and RM18 and includes modern twists on traditional martabak, such as mac and cheese, spicy crispy chicken, grilled lamb with cheese, and grilled mozzarella smoked beef. - Bernama photo