Langkawi is, undoubtedly, a beautiful place to see and admire the nature's best. Besides its natural beauty, one more thing that makes this island popular is its amazing seafood. Seeing that the archipelago is surrounded by brilliant sea having a magnificent variety of marine life, it serves a delectable platter of culinary delights. The sea-food buffet usually comprises fresh delicacies from the sea like giant prawns, soft shell crabs and mussels.
Since the region is influenced by various other cultures, its food too, carries influences from various other gastronomies around the world. This gourmet's paradise offers a wide range of local and international cuisines, such as, traditional Malay, Indonesian, Italian, Continental, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Middle Eastern, American, etc. That means you have got a vast variety to choose from. Moreover, according to your budget, you can settle upon high-end restaurants, Spartan stalls or road-side food stalls in night markets.
You can find eateries and restaurants throughout the island to please almost every type of taste. However, as expected, the areas thronged by the tourists, including Kuah Town, Pantai Cenang, Pantai Tengah and Pantai Kok, are the most popular eating venues on the island. The tropical ambiance enhanced by sun-kissed beaches, gentle breeze and glistening waters of the island will moreover give a boost to your appetite. Make sure to try the juicy deep-fried fish dipped in Thai sauce and other condiments.
Owing to the island's tax free status, booze is actually cheap here. For instance, you can easily get a beer can for RM1.50. Most of the resorts and hotels have their own restaurants and bars, where food and drinks can be enjoyed in a luxurious setting. Otherwise, you can opt for other bars at the island and take pleasure in the exotic drinks. Scroll down to get the list of restaurants and bars in Langkawi.
Restaurants and Bars in Langkawi
- Aquarium Seafood, Kuah
- Barn Thai Langkawi, Kampung Belanga Pecah
- Cactus Restaurant and Cafe, Pantai Tengah
- Champor Champor, Pantai Cenang
- Unkaizan Japanese Restaurant, Pantai Tengah
- Restoran Kelong Seri Melayu, Teluk Burau
- Pavilion, The Datai Langkawi, Jalan Teluk Datai
- Restoran Kelong Seri Melayu, Teluk Burau
- Wonderland Food, Langkawi
- Mimi, Pantai Cenang
- Breakfast Station, Pantai Cenang
- Fat Mum Restaurant, Pantai Tengah
- Fook Look Chinese Restaurant, Oriental Village
- Hole in the Wall Fishfarm & Restaurant, Kilim River
- Restoran Haji Ramli, Pantai Cenang
- Matahari/Sun Village, Pantai Tengah
- Red Tomato Splash, Pantai Cenang
- Tulsi Garden, Pantai Tengah
- SunBa, Pantai Tengah
Nightlife
Langkawi is beautiful during the day, and appears absolutely scintillating during the night. Indeed this picturesque island observes active nightlife at bistros, pubs, bars, cafes, restaurants and nightclubs. Thus, all the nocturnal buddies can be assured of complete fun and excitement at the island. Since Langkawi is sprawled in a vast area, there are several happening places, including Pantai Cenang, Pantai Tengah and Pantai Kok, which virtually rock at the night.
Be it boozing, dancing, partying or dining, there are ample of options at Pulau Langkawi to stay tuned even in the dark hours. Undoubtedly, bars and cafes along the coastline make the best bet when you're in this strikingly beautiful island. The thought of having beer along with friends and hearing those crashing waves is simply fascinating. Besides boozing in such calm surroundings, you can also enjoy sipping beer in the pubs and nightclubs while tapping your feet to the beats of the Djs.
During peak season, even the streets along the beach turn into al-fresco dining outlets and get filled with noisy cheer. Some restaurants also arrange for the live bands, which play melodious tunes while you take pleasure in the lip-smacking culinary delights. Pantai Kok, along with a backdrop of Mat Cincang Mountain, makes a perfect place to spend a quiet night while dining and drinking. The Oriental Village and Telaga Harbour Park are two most popular night spots at Kok Beach.
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[Source from malaysiatravel.org.uk]