SEDAP MALAY KITCHEN || A TASTE OF MALAYSIA



Having been able to travel to Malaysia, I am amazed by how flavorful dishes are in this country. No wonder Malaysian cuisine are embraced and loved by Filipinos and other individuals in the world. Lucky for you, SEDAP MALAY KITCHEN brought malaysian flavors in the Philippines so you would not need to travel just to have a taste of Malaysia.

One Sunday in August we decided to go to Taytay Tiangge early in the morning and for lunch we decided to drop by SEDAP MALAY KITCHEN right across PUREGOLD TAYTAY, walking distance from TAYTAY TIANGGE and right beside TAYTAY COCKPIT.



ADDRESS: 2nd Floor JDL BLDG Manila East Road Brgy San Juan Taytay RIZAL
CONTACT DETAILS: 7828862
HOURS: 12PM-9PM

SEDAP as a word may sound familiar to you. SEDAP means "delicious" in Malaysia and indeed this kitchen stayed true to their name. Visit them and try their delicious viands that will give you a taste of Malaysia. Here are a few photos to get you drooling:












It was the perfect weather for their LAKSA - a spicy soup famous in Malaysia. It is my favorite amongst the food that we tried.

Check their MENU and try out as many dishes as you can.








Indeed the experience is like no other. The SEDAP MALAY KITCHEN is the 1st to serve authentic Malaysian food in RIZAL. The owner is a musician who worked in Malaysia and after tasting Malaysian cuisine he envisioned and is now making it a reality to bring Malaysian flavors in the Philippines.



Kudos and Thank you Sir.


           
Xoxo, 
APRYL PINAYAVENTURES OF HUNGRY BYAHEROS
       

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