Grandmama's KLIA Satellite

grandmama's restaurant is located in the main terminal of Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA). It has a nice environment and warm service. It mainly serves fried rice and noodles.

This restaurant called Grandmother is located in the dining area of ​​the Kuala Lumpur International Airport terminal. The menu mainly consists of local Chinese delicacies, such as Ipoh Hor Fun, fish ball noodle soup, etc. The price is a little expensive but acceptable.

In the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, you can taste Malay specialties at Grandmama's restaurant. Since it is halal food, travelers from all over the world can enjoy it. I ordered Malay hometown fried rice, which was delicious with Cendol dessert. I spent lunch in a very comfortable environment here.

I didn't know what to eat for my last meal in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I walked around for a while and chose this restaurant, which is on the second floor of T1. There are many choices of food, which feels a bit like a tea restaurant. There are also many people eating there, mainly Asians. The menu is in Chinese, which is quite friendly. I ordered the special nasi lemak, and I can eat three kinds of meat at once. I also ordered curry laksa noodles, which is quite spicy for Cantonese people. Drinks are special teh tarik (adjustable sweetness) and rambutan jelly. I can also taste the taste of rambutan, which I personally think is a bit sweet. The service charge is 10%, which is directly covered when paying. After checking in and checking in luggage at Kuala Lumpur Airport, there will be a simple baggage check before entering the airport. You can bring lighters and water at this time. Take the shuttle bus to the corresponding terminal according to the instructions. Enter the consumption area (souvenirs, souvenir shops, and food and drinks). The real terminal must be entered about 30 minutes before the flight. You are not allowed to bring lighters at this time. #Malaysia Tourism #Malaysia Travel #Kuala Lumpur #Kuala Lumpur Twin Towers #Food and Beverage Club

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