Nipah Deli

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The best dining experience in the Teluk Nipah area, this beachfront restaurant combines generous portions of mostly Malaysian home cooking with views out to sea. It's consistently very good: prawn noodles, DIY steamboat (where seafood and/or veggies are simmered in a tureen at your table) and a respectable number of vegetarian dishes.


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