Nasi Kandar Saddam ’s Instagram bio says “ Cuba sekali pasti nak lagi ”, which can be translated to “Once you get a taste, you’ll want more”. This tagline deems to be true, as the restaurant is able ...

There is a story about how the proprietor of “Saddam Nasi Kandar” (spelt Sadam on some signboards) in Segambut, Kuala Lumpur, ended up naming his business after the fifth president of Iraq.

Nasi Kandar Sulaiman visitor piles on the prawns for epic meal (VIDEO) Story by Malay Mail • 1w. K UALA LUMPUR, Aug 20 — After the viral video of a Singaporean eating RM300 worth of nasi ...

Nasi Kandar is well-loved by Malaysians. With so many options of lauk to enjoy your rice with, the different combinations are endless. At Pumbaa’s in Damansara Jaya, you can now enjoy nasi kandar with ...

Nasi kandar is said to have origins in India and was brought to Malaysian shores by Tamil-Muslim immigrants some 70 years ago, according to an official tourism site by Penang’s state government.