This restaurant is now located almost opposite the Casa del Mar Resort. Previously it was situated near the Pantai Tengah/Pantai Chenang junction. A favourite among local tourists, the food is good. You can select your choice of fresh seafood and have it cook to your liking. Prices reasonable.  Specialises in southern Thai Malay cuisine as well as Malaysian favourites -- so Thai that most of the staff communicate in Thai. They still get by with English, though. Try the succulent deep-fried fish in Thai sauce or ask for their recommendations.  Beers and spirits not allowed to be consumed on the premises.
 

Gulai House @ The Andaman

Up-market Malay restaurant at The Andaman Resort, Teluk Datai. Located 300 meters away from the hotel building into the heart of the rainforest. Walk across an old Kampung "Titi" (Bridge) and lit pathway with the sounds of the jungle and the sea in the background to this very unique Malay traditional "Kampung Style" restaurant. Open-air Malay House style with Malay and Indian cuisine. Two styles of seating, either Nobat- where you can experience dining by sitting on the floor and normal dining table.Specialities include the Daging Sekunyit (braised venison with coconut milk) and the Kari Ayam Bunga Kantan, which is chicken curry cooked with wild ginger flower. Traditional 'live' music and dance performances on Sunday nights (8.00 pm - 10 pm).  

Opening hours : 6.00 pm to 10.30 pm	Tel:  04-959 1088 Fax: 04-959 1168
Address : The Andaman Langkawi Jalan Teluk Datai, P. O. Box 94, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah Darul Aman	Email: reservations@theandaman.com

Restoran Siti Fatimah



Located at Jalan Mata Air in the direction of Kota Mahsuri and near the Kampung Tok Senik Resort. This traditional Malay restaurant is well known in Langkawi and has lived up to its name through the years. Popular with locals. A wide spread of over 70 dishes representing almost every facet of northern Malay cuisine. Reasonable price. Best time to go is around 11 am when food is freshly served and not over-crowded. Try the assortment of grilled or fried fish with various sambals, condiments or ayaq asam (tamarind juice in shrimp paste). The gulai ikan talang masin (salted fish curry) is out of this world. Very accommodating and friendly staff.

Cendol Pulut Kak Bedah

Moved from its original site near the Mata Air junction to Kg Bayas, this restaurant now sits right besides the 'Langkawi Highway' towards Kuah.' Still the basic, spartan rural Malay warung-style restaurant, Kak Bedah's popular cendol pulut keeps pulling in the crowd. Once featured in a local English magazine, which wrote about the cordiality of the owner and her Malay cooking skills. Don't expect any embellishments here. Its all about partaking of a slice of rural Langkawi life and its down-to-earth style. No pretensions.  The new restaurant overlooks an abandoned padi land at the back. 
 

Restoran Kak Yah Kondo

A favourite among those who know. Restoran Kak Yah Kondo is located right opposite Kondo Istana at the back of Kuah town. Comes to live late evenings and nights till 12 a.m. Kak Yah Kondo serves a good range of Malay dishes, including roti canai, roti arab, char kwei teow and almost all Malay-style fried dishes. A variety of (lauk) for its nasi campur. The nasi bungkus seringgit comes in several flavours - ayam merah, daging merah, sambal sotong, etc.  Always freshly-cooked. Alfresco eating. The restaurant has since taken over the adjoining lot previously occupied by Dibuk Nasi Kandar.