Savouring varieties of gulai kawah, laksa


(Clockwise from left) Asam laksa, laksa Johor and curry laksa.

CURRIES are popular with locals, eaten either with rice or the numerous types of bread.

After a long day of fasting, a good plate of rice with any gulai kawah (curry cooked in a cauldron) is bound to satisfy.

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