Have you punched in all the 10 dishes that Malaysian immigrants like?

# 京京京京京 # Introduction Before I had time to feel it well, the National Day holiday passed in a hurry. I don't know. Did you have a good time? Have you punched in the following favorite foods of Malaysian immigrants? If you haven't tried more than three, you are definitely a fake foodie! The following is compiled and published!

1. 10 favorite dish of Malaysian immigrants.

1. Double fried Tenshindon is a complete set of Indian dishes. Yellow face. Beef or chicken. Shrimp. Soy sauce, vegetables and eggs. A little pepper was thrown into an irresistible shock.

Sounds simple, right? Sadly, you can try to copy this at home, but when you eat it at that tenacious vendor stall in Malaysia, it tastes different.

2. Apham Balick

You haven't really experienced Malaysian cuisine before using this dessert to stimulate your taste buds. Omelet-style snacks are packed in a compact omelet, filled with enough sugar, peanuts and occasionally sprinkled with corn-a dish that is constantly being recreated.

3。 Naxi crabbe

If blue rice doesn't arouse your curiosity, people all over the country will wait to order this favorite Kelantan dish. Naxi Crabbe, from Kelantan, Malaysia's northern peninsula, got a striking color from the crushed Telang flower mixed with flour. Blue-green dishes include bean sprouts and fried coconut, then soaked in hot sauce and fermented fish sauce. In the real Kelantan style, you dig this with your hands.

4. Dan sauce chicken

The popularity of KFC in other fast food chains in the region (and throughout Asia) will not surprise those who are familiar with Dan-style roast chicken. Basically, its roast chicken is mixed with coconut milk with pepper, garlic and ginger juice. Use a moderate amount of Perchik sauce, which is the staple food in Malaysian stalls, more than anything the colonel can provide.

5. Coconut milk rice

coconut rice

coconut rice

Some people call Naxi, Lemarcq and Malaysian unofficial ethnic cuisine. Everyone else says it's delicious.

Coconut milk rice is basically cooked with coconut milk. This is an important aspect. Depending on your location in Malaysia, it provides various accompaniment, such as boiled eggs, peanuts, vegetables, mutton/chicken and/or beef curry, seafood and samba (Chili sauce). Coconut rice is a traditional breakfast, but now Malaysian immigrants can order it at any time of day.

6. Rorty John

No matter who John is, it is obvious that he prefers a sandwich made of minced barbecue and eggs made of thin bread and then immersed in mixed spices. Mayonnaise, ketchup, barbecue and Chili sauce-choose one or all.

7. Beef, chicken or mutton

Although it is sometimes called curry by mistake, Malaysian food lovers point out that this cauldron of rich coconut milk and spices is not the case. The difference lies in the way it is made: stew slowly (let the meat absorb the spices) until the rose liquid completely evaporates. The most popular ones, especially during festivals, are all over Malaysia.

8. Last name

Malay flavor cake

There are many varieties, many varieties-this is the way to explore Kui or Malay cakes. Small enough to swallow a big mouthful and sweet enough to make you shake moderately, Kui supplier is the most brilliant booth. This soft and sugary kaleidoscope will soon disappear-when the sun begins to fade, there is almost nothing.

9. Naxi Kanda

Naxi Kangda is basically rice, and the topping is your choice, which usually includes curry, fish, eggs and okra.

Everything is self-help, but you can also order. Naxi Kanda Restaurant is very popular all over Malaysia, open 24 hours at most and run by Indian Muslims.

10，laxa

As the staple food of Malaysian cuisine, laxa restaurant has been migrating overseas in recent years, appearing in Bangkok, Shanghai and beyond. There are many changes. For those who like volcanic flavor, this spicy noodle soup can make you appear in the form of curry.

Some people like fish, others like shrimp. Our favorite is Assam laxa in Penang, among which tamarind is especially important ("Assam" is the Malay name for tamarind) for making hot and sour fish soup.

2. Why is Malaysia the most suitable country for immigration and retirement?

1. Livable holy places for the aged are seriously affected by domestic environmental pollution, and are suitable for all ages. Malaysia is recognized as a livable area in the world, with beautiful scenery, blue sky and white clouds, pure sea breeze and no smog all year round!

In addition, Malaysia has unique and diverse natural resources. You can experience the mysterious charm of this tropical country on the spot: explore the world's oldest tropical rain forest, watch marine life in the world diving paradise, taste all kinds of world food, enjoy the most leisurely and pure beach, explore the most quiet and natural island ... You can often take your wife to the seaside to see and walk.

2. Low consumption level

Malaysian consumption level is much lower than that of China. More importantly, Malaysian food is healthier and more natural than China's. Some beneficial fruits are very cheap, such as succulent mangosteen and sweet durian. For the elderly who are interested in bargaining, shopping in Malaysia can be casual without bargaining.

3. International medical level

Malaysia has complete medical and health facilities, and there are government hospitals and government clinics in towns and cities all over the country. Every community has private hospitals and clinics. The huge network of state-owned and private health care service institutions has greatly facilitated the health care needs of the Malaysian people.

The government is committed to developing medical services, strengthening the basic medical care system, improving medical procedures, and realizing the blueprint for human resources development and equipment development. At present, the medical care service in Malaysia has reached the international level, and the medical expenses are far lower than those in developed countries such as Europe and America.

Malaysia has a semi-public medical system and a sound medical insurance system. A family buys a medical insurance package to ensure the health of the whole family. In China, a country with extremely high medical expenses, the medical expenses of the elderly are not small. Moving to Malaysia, a "medical resort", can enjoy meticulous care.

4. Slow pace of life

In Malaysia, locals like to sun their own food every day. No matter where you are, no matter what you are eating, you can share your food. Eating after sharing is really a blessing for middle-aged and elderly people who learn to use mobile phones and talk about the whole circle of friends from time to time.

Besides, in this magical country of Malaysia, you can make friends with others at any time. A considerable number of groups in Malaysia are Chinese and most of them can understand Chinese. Of course, I still have to remind middle-aged and elderly people that eating and playing with Malaysians is ok without looking at the time. Because for Europeans and Americans who pay attention to time, it is nothing for Malaysians to meet their friends more than 30 minutes late.

By the way, just ask the Malaysians where they have gone, and they will say to you, "Ontheway!" "Well, congratulations, this person must have never been to the door.

The "second home" immigration project is favored by the elderly;

According to statistics, among the groups applying to immigrate to Malaysia, the vast majority of elderly people came to Malaysia through MM2H ("Second Home Project"). During the period from 2002 to 20 13, the total number of people who immigrated to Malaysia through this program was 23,870, and 9 188 people were over 50, accounting for about 38%. Among them, China, Japanese, Bangladeshi and British immigrated to Malaysia.

According to the plan of the Malaysian government, Malaysia's second hometown immigration policy requires providing overseas families or individuals with a plan that can last for ten years and can be extended. And a special visa that allows overseas people to enter and leave Malaysia multiple times. Successful applicants can live in Malaysia for a long time with their spouses and children and a servant.

Life in Malaysia is similar to that in China, but the conditions are better than those in China. Since its implementation, Malaysia's second home project has been welcomed by many people because of its low threshold, simple procedures and special concessions. Moreover, this policy regards 50 years old as a threshold for immigration conditions. There is a big difference in the deposit cost between the two, and there is also a significant difference in the age of the children.