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Popiah
(Malaysian-style spring rolls)
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INDIAN
KL's two Little Indias - the official one in Brickfields and the other around Masjid India -
are the places to sample Indian cooking, although you'll find the cuisine of the subcontin-
ent served right across the city. Further afield, Klang's Little India also has an excellent
array of Indian eateries.
A very KL experience is taking supper late at night at an Indian Muslim eatery known
as a
mamak;
these typically run 24 hours, serve comfort food dishes such as
roti canai,
mee goreng
(fried noodles) and
murtabak
(pancakes stuffed with meat).
