Langkawi Restaurants

Where and What to Eat in Langkawi

Langkawi food is fantastic - Warm beaches, gentle breeze, clear waters and magnificent seafood. As an island surround by azure blue seas that hold a rich variety of marine life, it’s no wonder that Langkawi has a buffet spread of culinary delights from the sea. The popular eating destinations are Kuah Town,Pantai Cenang, Pantai Tengah and Pantai Kok(the last three are beaches) but you can find eateries all over the island that will satisfy your palette. And just as Langkawi’s visitors are diverse in cultures, you’ll find the food on the island carry influences from around the world; there’s shrimp on the barbie to burgers and bratwurst to seafood platters. Plenty of upmarket hotels stock contemporary international cuisine and you’ll find the resorts to be excellent dining places for local food as well. But for that rustic feeling, it can’t get better than eating out among the natives at their regular hide-outs.

Pantai Cenang Restaurants

There are so many places to eat at Pantai Cenang and the Hot Wok Cafe is just one of the local favourites. Located opposite the Semarak Beach Resort, it serves delicious Chinese and Western food. Read more...

Pantai Tengah Restaurants

Pantai Tengah can be regarded as the more popular destinations in Langkawi. As such, there is no lack of eateries there from the backpacker to the food connoisseur. Simple local places or more sophisticated restaurants. Everything for every pocket and taste Read more...

Kuah Town Restaurants

Kuah town offers everything from fast food to fine dining. You can decide if you'd like to eat in a restaurant, coffee shop, fast food or hotel outlet, indoors or out. Read more...

Padang Matsirat Restaurants

Padang Matsirat does not have any proper nightlife as it’s located at a relatively-undeveloped beachside within the vicinity of the airport. Read more...

Pantai Kok Restaurants

Many of the eating places here cater mostly to the upmarket crowd, placing a lot of emphasis on elegance and atmosphere as well as fine dining. Pantai Kok does not have as many simple restaurants as Pantai Cenang and Kuah town but then again, you might be able to come across a gem or two... Read more...