The paradise of food in Kelantan while wedding day

📍JELI KELANTAN Kelantan is known for its rich and flavorful food, and at a traditional wedding, you can expect a feast with a variety of delicious dishes. Here are some of the most popular foods you might find at a Kelantanese wedding: 1. Nasi Kerabu – A fragrant blue rice dish typically served with a variety of fresh herbs, vegetables, salted eggs, and grilled fish or fried chicken. It’s both flavorful and vibrant, often served with sambal and a side of pickled vegetables. 2. Nasi Dagang – A dish of steamed rice cooked with coconut milk, often served with a flavorful tuna curry, and accompanied by pickles. It’s a Kelantanese specialty that’s rich in taste. 3. Ayam Percik – Grilled chicken coated in a rich, creamy coconut milk-based marinade, which adds a smoky and sweet flavor. It’s a popular dish at weddings and festive occasions. 4. Laksam – A Kelantanese take on laksa, this dish features thick rice noodles in a creamy fish-based gravy with a garnish of fresh herbs and vegetables. It’s both comforting and satisfying. 5. Satar – A traditional Kelantanese snack made from fish paste, wrapped in banana leaves, and grilled over an open flame. It’s aromatic, flavorful, and often served as a side dish or appetizer. 6. Pulut Lepa – Sticky rice wrapped in banana leaves and grilled, sometimes filled with fish or served as a sweet snack with coconut milk. 7. Keropok Lekor – A crispy, fried fish snack that’s often served at weddings as a light snack. It’s especially popular in the eastern states of Malaysia, including Kelantan. 8. Kuih-Muih – A variety of traditional Malay sweets like Kuih Seri Muka (a layered dessert with glutinous rice and custard), Kuih Ketayap (pandan-flavored crepes with coconut filling), and Kuih Talam (layered sweet cakes). The food is usually served in abundance, often with a buffet-style arrangement. The wedding guests get to experience a true taste of Kelantan’s culinary heritage, making it a highlight of the celebration. Have you attended a Kelantanese wedding before, or are you planning one? #newyearnewtrip