Location: Kuala Kangsar
Top Restaurants in Kuala Kangsar
Where to eat Italian food in Kuala Kangsar: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Kuala Kangsar, Perak, Malaysia. The Kuala Kangsar is the royal town of Perak, Malaysia. It is located at the downstream of Kangsar River where it joins the Perak River, approximately 25 km northwest of Ipoh, Perak's capital, and 98 km southeast of George Town, Penang.
Things to do in Kuala Kangsar
1. Michelangelo's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
Ipoh's first and only True Authentic AMERICAN Rock 'n' Roll Wood Fire Pizzeria. Every item here is made exactly how we would do it back in Chicago / New York. Everything is made fresh in the pizzeria, we believe in commitment and keep all our recipes exac
Reviewed By NorthStar742949
This is the only Pizza in town which allows a combi of different types of pizza on one pizza....great isn't it. You get to taste 2 different pizzas instead of ordering 2 pizzas. wonderful ambience and the staff are very friendly. For Pizza lovers....a must visit place .Thank you very much for your kind words and review.
2. Citrus Wine & Dine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By RutiAmal
Run by a lovely couple, good European cuisine (with an Asian twist in some dishes). I am usually not a big fan eating European food in Malaysia, where I indulge on local food, but this was a very good experience. I went twice for dinners - once with a small family (a dozen people) and another time for 70 people birthday party. On both occasions - great atmosphere, very good service and good food. Pandan creme brulee is not to miss!
3. D'Auni Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Mini Cafe . Western and Malaysian Food. Popular with Special Cream Puff , Brownies and Roti Kacang Pool ( Roti Benggali / Roti Arab ). Special Nasi Arab ( Every Friday )
Reviewed By kittylitter88
Don't be deceived by its small cafe appearance from the outside! I expected very few menu items as I craved only for Laksa Johor; they serve so many items which are reasonably priced. Kacang Pool with roti arab is a must try! The fresh fruit juices were delicious & not that sweet. Creme caramel could use darker color for appearance but tasted still good. Brownies were fudgy & the choc chip cookies were crunchy & addictive. It's perfect for those who want to eat Johor foods plus Italian foods. Definitely recommended especially for those who are on budgets. This cafe got hipster ambience a little.Service was quick & all our foods arrived at the same time.I thought nobody really came to this cafe until when it's tea time, it really was crowded!Please use Google Map instead of Waze if you're using GPS to drive here.Thank You ! . We are very happy you enjoyed your visit . I will pass on your comments to the team . May it encourage for us to continue doing best for the customer . Thanks again for your positive feedback.
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4. Mat Periuk Cafe
Reviewed By nurultajudin
Food sampled: Nasi Goreng Atuk (pictured), Lemon Chicken & rice, Grilled Salmon, Penne Carbonara, Mixed Grill Platter, Grilled Chicken Chop, Pavlova, Daim CakeDrinks: Longan, Longan Cincau, Yellow Cincau LemonadeThe food overall tasted good, the nasi goreng Atuk which is one of the specials was very spicy and I would suggest it to only the most ardent fans of hot and spicy food. My fav of today would be the Lemon Chicken. Crispy chicken drenched in lemony creamy sauce yummm We ordered the Daim cake twice. I prefer the one here than the IKEA version. Yes, granted they're both different but since they bear the same name and appearance I am going to compare anyway haha. Mat Periuk does it well with that moist choc. I am not a pasta fan being most of my experience with pasta in Malaysia thus far have such a let down - but the penne here was well cooked, teamed with a creamy carbonara sauce - it surely hits the spot nicely. I'm curious to try the spaghetti bolognaise next.We changed seats a few times because we prefer good stable seating when we eat and while the decor is very rustic, bits and bobs saved, a rather eclectic mix and match of bar chairs, big oil drums and huge wooden wire reels - some seats aren't very comfy.Overall I would come back here again, maybe for that spaghetti. They open at 4.30pm - 12am
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