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For those seeking an authentic Malaysian food buffet in Singapore, Flavours of Malaysia – 10 Hands, Five Regions, One Table at Food Capital, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel brings together the diverse culinary traditions of Johor, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Sabah, and Sarawak in one immersive dining experience.
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Available from 1 June to 12 July 2026, the showcase is presented in collaboration with Tourism Malaysia, Sarawak Trade and Tourism Office and Sabah Trade and Tourism Office in Singapore, supported by the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore.
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Led by Johor-born Executive Sous Chef Peter Pang alongside four guest chefs from across Malaysia.
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Guests can look forward to regional favourites alongside a variety of other Malaysian specialities. Complemented by live cooking stations, the experience offers a vibrant journey through Malaysia’s rich culinary landscape, where every dish reflects the culture and traditions of its place of origin.
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The buffet is also halal-certified by the Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS), making it suitable for Muslim diners.
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Address:
📍 392 Havelock Rd, Singapore 169663
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If you're someone who loves exploring diverse cuisines, attending the Flavours of Malaysia buffet at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel is an unmissable experience. What makes this buffet truly special is how it brings together the culinary treasures from five distinct Malaysian regions—Johor, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Sabah, and Sarawak—each known for their unique flavors and cooking styles. As someone who has enjoyed many Malaysian dishes, I appreciated the authenticity and depth of flavors presented here. The use of fresh spices, herbs, and traditional cooking techniques really elevates the dining experience. One of the highlights is the presence of live cooking stations staffed by Executive Sous Chef Peter Pang from Johor and four guest chefs representing other parts of Malaysia. Watching dishes prepared live adds an engaging and educational dimension to the meal. It also ensures the food is served fresh and hot, enhancing its taste. Another important factor is that this buffet is halal-certified by MUIS, making it accessible and welcoming to Muslim diners. This inclusivity is vital in a diverse dining landscape like Singapore. From the bold and spicy flavors of Penang’s laksa to the aromatic and savory dishes from Sarawak, each bite tells a story of Malaysia’s cultural heritage. As someone who has traveled in Malaysia, I can attest that the buffet does a great job capturing the essence of these regional cuisines. Moreover, the location at Food Capital in the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel, situated at 392 Havelock Rd, is convenient and set in a welcoming ambiance. This buffet also serves as more than just a meal; it’s a cultural celebration showcasing Malaysia’s culinary diversity, tradition, and history through food. If you’re looking to indulge in Malaysian food that goes beyond the usual fare, or want to experience the exotic flavors of traditions seldom seen outside Malaysia, this event is perfect. Whether you’re a local Singaporean, a tourist, or a food enthusiast, attending Flavours of Malaysia offers an enriching and delicious journey through Malaysia’s vibrant gastronomy scene.