2025 Simpang Kanan Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Batu Pahat is located in the western part of Johor, Malaysia. It borders Pontian District to the southeast, the Strait of Malacca to the southwest, Segamat District to the north, and Muar District to the northwest. It covers an area of 1,872.58 square kilometers and had a population of 417,458 in 2010. The county seat is Batu Pahat. - Economy: The textile industry is well-developed, and the city was once known as the "Little Paris" of Malaysia. In addition, the furniture and food processing industries are also important industries. Tourist attractions - Batu Pahat Museum: The museum showcases the rich history and culture of the area, allowing visitors to learn about the development of Batu Pahat through various artifacts, pictures, and other materials. - Pantai Minyak Beku Beach: The beach offers a tranquil environment, making it a great place to enjoy the seaside scenery and relax. - Soga Perdana Recreational Forest: The forest is rich in vegetation and has fresh air, making it suitable for picnics and hiking, allowing visitors to get close to nature. - De Jiao Hui Zi Ying Ge: The building has a unique architectural style that combines traditional and modern design, with a strong Chinese style. The interior carvings and decorations are exquisite. Food recommendations - Batu Pahat Fish Soup: A local specialty fish soup with a delicious taste and rich broth, it is one of the must-try delicacies. - Chwee Kueh (Steamed Rice Cake): Soft and glutinous in texture, it is served with a special sauce, offering a unique flavor. - Assam Fish: Made with fresh fish as the main ingredient, it is cooked with Assam sauce and other ingredients, offering a sour and spicy taste.

#deliciousfood #couplestrip #awesomepic #cuticutimalaysia This place is located at Batu pahat and this place is suitable for family bringing kids because they provide a playground and activity area such as a driving road for kids cars and parents can play together. This place has 3 places for dining once is a Yi xian Qian hot pot (steamboat or grilled thing), Another place is full 9 is look like a drink and has beer or a cocktail place. Another third place MiEr Cafe ,this place can enjoy tea time, western food or local food. (variety of foodie. ) Yi xian Qian hot pot 📌JK/B, 111, 58/1, Jln Kluang, 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor MiEr Cafe & Full9 Cafe 💰Average Price per Person:RM 20-RM 40

#myhiddengems A nice forest reserve with paved walkways and staircases that leads up to a lookout which reportedly allows you to catch a glimpse of the state of Malacca from across the sea. However the long staircases which lead ever upwards means you better have some stamina to get to the top. It’s very popular with hikers looking for some daily exercise.

Understand Crystal Inn in Batu Pahat has went through major renovation, which the hotel has garnered positive reviews for its excellent location, cleanliness, and value for money. We really appreciate the comfortable beds, friendly staff, and overall cleanliness of the rooms. The hotel provide some free drinks and biscuits for each room and also have free welcome drinks at the lobby. The amenities include free WiFi, parking, non-smoking rooms, and family rooms. The hotel offers a variety of room types, including deluxe and executive suites, all equipped with modern conveniences like smart flat-screen TVs and air conditioning. The hotel is well-located, being close to local attractions and amenities. Overall, Crystal Inn is really a solid choice for those visiting Batu Pahat, which I will confirm considering staying here again.

#mymymemories#hiddengem Dato' Onn bin Jaafar was a famous Malayan politician who served as the 7th Menteri Besar of Johor, the founder of UMNO and also father of our 3rd Prime Minister Tun Hussein bin Dato' Onn. The Galeri Dato' Onn is a little musuem located in Batu Pahat, Johor. It's truly a hidden gem within the Batu Pahat Golf Club. This gallery used to be the official residence of the late Dato' Onn Jaafar when he held the Batu Pahat District Officer position from 1945 to 1946. The gallery showcases the precious historical archive photos, political histories and the family tree related to Dato' Onn. I really love its nostalgic and tranquil atmosphere. Operating hours: Saturday to Thursday from 9.30am - 4.30pm, closed on every Friday and FREE admission. #awesomepic#tripblazers#mytripvlog#timetotravel

Room V Boutique Hotel has 3 branches in Batu Pahat, I stayed the one located at 22, Jalan Jenang, Kampung Pegawai, Batu Pahat, Johor. This hotel is right in the town center, just beside my favourite Pakistani restaurant(Nasi Pakistan No 1). The room has both air condition unit and fan, comfortable bed and excellent cleanliness, the toilet was clean too! I love the hotel decor, simply minimalist and with the classy colour. I booked through Trip.com for a Standard Queen Room on weekend for just RM 50 per-night, such a very good price and pleasant stay, highly recommended!

#johorbahrutrip Stepping into **Si Hai Long Wang Temple** feels like walking onto the deck of a mythical pirate ship—if that ship was crewed by dragon deities and smelled like coconut incense. Perched right by the water in Johor, this temple worships the **Dragon King of the Four Seas**, and let me tell you, the vibes are *intensely* aquatic. Salt spray in the air, fishermen burning rainbow-colored paper boats as offerings, and the *squeak* of seagulls arguing over temple snacks. **Most Surreal Moment**: Watching a monk **bless a bucket of live fish** before release. (I may have accidentally cheered when they splashed into the water. The monk laughed. The fish did not.) **Secret Level**: Behind the main altar, there’s a **hidden tide chart carved in stone**—locals use it to predict fishing luck. I pretended to understand it. (I did not.) **Food You’ll Sell Your Soul For**: The **grilled satay** from the stall by the parking lot. Skewered *so* perfectly, with peanut sauce so thick you could stand a chopstick in it. Eat it seaside and let the sauce drip recklessly—the seagulls will respect your chaos. **Lightning Itinerary**: ⏰ **3:00 PM**: Arrive with the fishing boats. Chase the shade under the dragon-carved eaves. ⏰ **3:30 PM**: Find the "lucky wave" mural (it looks 3D when you squint). ⏰ **4:30 PM**: Stuff face with satay while judging seagull life choices. **Pro Tips**: - **Wear waterproof sandals** (those waves *will* sneak up on you). - **RM1 coins** for offering boxes (and extra for satay bribes). - **Full moon nights** = next-level lantern glow. This temple? A **salty, spiritual, slightly messy** love letter to the sea. And yes, I *did* whisper a prayer for better Wi-Fi. The Dragon King hasn’t delivered... yet. 📶🙏

Such a positive place with happy messages on serving plates and cutleries. It's got a nice vibe. Seats outside and inside. Lots of various options of food. I enjoyed the acai smoothie bowl and the mulberry & mango smoothie. The ingredients tasted so fresh. The food looks great and there is cool interior design and welcoming staff. Sommany things work in its favour. We had breakfast here, my friend had a pesto chicken sandwich which was devoured. I had bacon, egg, avo and toast with fresh orange juice. Super filling meal. They have a bakery with pastries and bread. #johorbahrutrip#thingstodo

#johorbahrutrip Fuel your creativity at Pettern Caffeine, where bold brews and inspiring vibes come together in perfect harmony. This inviting cafe offers a menu of expertly crafted coffee and delectable bites, designed to spark imagination and rejuvenate your day. Imagine enjoying a smooth flat white or a refreshing cold brew in a space that blends contemporary design with cozy charm. Pettern Caffeine is your go-to spot for finding inspiration in every sip. At Pettern Caffeine, every detail reflects a passion for artistry and community. From the meticulously selected beans to the welcoming, vibrant ambiance, this cafe creates a space where ideas and connections flourish. Whether you're brainstorming your next big project, catching up with friends, or simply soaking up the creative energy, Pettern Caffeine promises an experience that energizes both mind and spirit. Come for the flavorful coffee, stay for the inspired atmosphere—this is where caffeine meets creativity.

#johorbahrutrip Have you ever wonder there is a day tour offer in the market where the trip is meant to visit multiple temples in a day? Participated in the tour and came to Johor Bahru for the normal Chinese culture where praying as the major part of the activities. This temple is relatively huge that you may easily spend a 2-3hours walking around for photo and pray.

#johorbahrutrip If you're heading to Johor Bahru and looking for a fun group activity, I Am A Singer Family Karaoke at KSL City Mall is where the party’s at. Perfect for a night out or even an afternoon singalong, this KTV joint offers a cosy, wallet-friendly experience for all ages. What makes it a hit? Affordable fun: Rooms start at just RM40 (~S$11.50) for two people. Got a bigger crew? No worries—larger rooms are available at great rates. Comfort & quality: Expect comfy seating, solid sound systems, and easy-to-use song menus with a wide range of Chinese, English, and international hits. Prime location: Located on Level 2 of KSL City Mall (Lot L2-089), it’s super convenient to add to your JB shopping or makan day. Snack-friendly: Outside food’s not allowed, but they’ve got a mini mart inside so you won’t go hungry while belting your heart out. Open daily from 10:30 AM to 3:00 AM, it’s ideal whether you’re in the mood for a casual singalong or a full-on vocal showdown. #IAmASingerKTV #KSLMallJB #JohorBahruKaraoke #SingItOut #JBFunVibes #KTVNight #TravelAndSing

Location 📍: 4.5/5 The hotel's location is ideal for both business and leisure travelers. It’s conveniently situated in the heart of Batu Pahat, making it easy to explore the local attractions and amenities. Whether you're in town for a shopping spree or attending business meetings, Hotel Katerina is a great base for your activities. Room Quality🛏️: 4/5 My room was clean, spacious, and well-maintained. The bed was comfortable, and the air conditioning worked perfectly to keep the room cool during the hot Malaysian weather. While the room decor is a bit dated, everything was in good condition and well-kept. The free Wi-Fi was a great bonus for staying connected. Amenities♨️: 4/5 The hotel offers a variety of amenities, including a nice pool, a gym, and a range of dining options. I had the opportunity to try the buffet breakfast, and I was impressed with the spread, which included both local and international options. There’s also a café and a bar, which provide great spots to unwind after a busy day. Service🧑💼: 5/5 The service at Hotel Katerina was outstanding. The staff were attentive and accommodating, ensuring that I had everything I needed during my stay. They were always available to offer recommendations and answer any questions I had, which added a personal touch to the experience. Value for Money💵: 4.5/5 Considering the level of comfort, service, and amenities, the pricing at Hotel Katerina is quite reasonable. It provides good value for money, especially for those visiting Batu Pahat for business or leisure. Overall Experience: 4.5/5 I would definitely recommend Hotel Katerina to anyone visiting Batu Pahat. It's a reliable choice for a comfortable and hassle-free stay with excellent service, great amenities, and a convenient location. Whether you're in town for work or relaxation, it provides a solid base for your trip. #travel #staycation

#favouriteitinerary Basically this place is using the camping 🏕️ style sitting table and chair, this place is quiet relax and chill. They had selling Grandma Noodle suck as Wan tan Mee, and also you can choose your own Stick food Lok Lok, then paid at cashier they will help you fried it. They have a lot choices of chili sauce so you can take by your own. The Campfire | Grandma Cafe | Da Cheng Lok Lok 📍Address:13h2, Jalan Mustaffa, Kampung Pegawai, Batu Pahat, Johor 🕰️Business Hours:6pm - 1 am 💰Average Price per Person: RM20-RM40

#favouriteitinerary Batu Kawan Hill, also known as Bukit Batu Kawan, is a notable hill located in the Batu Kawan area of Penang, Malaysia. This hill offers hiking opportunities with scenic views of the surrounding landscape, including vistas of Pulau Aman and the Second Penang Bridge. The hill is part of the rapidly developing Batu Kawan region, which has transformed from a quiet agricultural area into a bustling suburb. The development was significantly boosted by the completion of the Second Penang Bridge in 2014, connecting Batu Kawan to Batu Maung on Penang Island. Today, Batu Kawan hosts various attractions, including the Batu Kawan Industrial Park, which houses multinational firms, and Design Village, Malaysia's largest outlet mall.

#favouriteitinerary Embark on a Batu Pahat day trip, here's the itinerary breakdown, including 18 Luohan Temple and Yong’s Steamboat Restaurant, along with other local highlights. --- Morning: Cultural & Scenic Exploration 1. Breakfast at Glutton Street (Jalan Penggaram) Try local specialties like: Wantan Mee – Springy noodles with BBQ pork. Nasi Lemak – Fragrant coconut rice with spicy sambal. Tau Fu Fa (豆腐花) – Silky soybean pudding. 2. Visit 18 Luohan Temple (十八罗汉庙) A hidden gem with over 500 Buddha statues, each with unique expressions. Explore the peaceful temple grounds, koi ponds, and beautiful carvings. Take photos with the giant Maitreya Buddha at the entrance. --- Afternoon: Relax & Local Eats 3. Batu Pahat Square & Old Town Murals (Optional stop for photos) Visit the Batu Pahat town landmark for a quick picture. Walk around the old town to see street art and heritage buildings. 4. Lunch at Yong’s Steamboat Restaurant (永佳美食火锅) Enjoy fresh seafood & premium meats in a flavorful steamboat. Popular choices: Pork bone or herbal soup base. Fresh prawns, fish, and homemade meatballs. Vegetables and tofu for a well-balanced meal. --- Evening: Optional Stops Before Returning 5. Sunset at Tanjung Laboh or Pantai Minyak Beku (If time allows) Enjoy a peaceful sunset by the sea at one of these spots. Pantai Minyak Beku has a small lighthouse & historical rock well. --- Travel Tips: Best Time to Visit: Morning for the temple (before it gets too hot). Transport: GrabCar or self-drive for easy access. Extra Stops: If you have time, check out Chong Long Gong Temple for the lucky fish-touching ritual. #itinerary #malaysia

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere During our Chinese New Year trip to Malaysia, my family had the opportunity to visit the stunning Si Hai Long Wang Temple in Batu Pahat. This temple, nestled by the peaceful Batu Pahat River, truly captivated us with its beauty. Its tranquil atmosphere was enhanced by the serene coastline, creating a perfect sanctuary of peace and hope. The temple’s unique architecture blends harmoniously with its natural surroundings, providing a calming ambiance that invites reflection and spiritual connection. One fascinating aspect of this temple is its proximity to the river – during high tide, the water gently covers the floors, but the raised floorboards ensure that visitors can still navigate the temple comfortably. Si Hai Long Wang Temple is one of Batu Pahat’s most beautiful landmarks, located just 2 km from the city center. As you walk around its grounds, you’ll be greeted by picturesque views of the river, adding to the overall serenity of the experience. What sets this temple apart is its diversity of deities. Unlike most traditional Chinese temples, Si Hai Long Wang Temple houses a variety of colorful deities, including the White Crocodile, Laughing Buddha, and the Toad King. Each figure adds its own touch of character to the temple, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. The temple's main highlight is the God of Love & Marriage. Many come here to seek blessings for love, hoping to find a partner and eventually marry, in addition to prayers for health and wealth. For those who need a break, there’s a convenience store and restrooms inside, making it a perfect spot to relax during your visit. The combination of spirituality, natural beauty, and practicality makes Si Hai Long Wang Temple a truly special place to visit in Batu Pahat. #malaysia #myitinerary #travel #familytravel

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere On the second evening of our Chinese New Year trip, we had our reunion steamboat dinner at Yong’s Steam Boat Garden in Batu Pahat. It was a gathering with the extended family, and this place turned out to be a great choice for a large group meal. One of the most unique things about the restaurant is the indoor swimming pool right in the middle of the space. It’s fenced off for safety, so diners can enjoy the view without any concerns. While we didn’t go for a swim—it was nighttime, and not quite the occasion—the pool added a nice touch to the atmosphere and kept the place cool and breezy. The restaurant offers both hotpot and local Malaysian-style zichar dishes, so there’s plenty of variety. You can order a hotpot set or pick individual ingredients depending on your preference. The hotpot here follows the traditional style, starting with a light and naturally sweet chicken broth. As the meal goes on and more ingredients are added, the soup gradually becomes richer and more flavorful, turning into a hearty broth by the end of the meal. Despite being in a more secluded area away from town, the restaurant was lively and packed with diners, many of whom seemed like regulars. The portions were generous, and the prices were reasonable for big groups, making it an ideal place for a reunion dinner where everyone could eat and enjoy the warm, festive atmosphere. #familytravel #travel #myitinerary #malaysia

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere A Lunar New Year Feast by the Sea at Ship Village Seafood Restaurant, Batu Pahat On the first day of the Lunar New Year, we gathered for a reunion dinner at Ship Village Seafood Restaurant in Batu Pahat, a place known for its fresh seafood and tranquil seaside dining. The restaurant's spacious and comfortable setting made it an ideal spot for a family celebration, offering a sense of warmth and togetherness that perfectly complemented the festive occasion. Although we arrived too late to catch the sunset, the night views made up for it, with the sea stretching endlessly into the darkness, illuminated by distant lights reflecting on the water. The cool sea breeze carried the lively chatter and laughter of families enjoying their own celebrations, adding to the vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere of the night. Our feast was a spread of classic zichar delights, starting with a golden clams omelette, rich and slightly crisp at the edges. The Cantonese-style steamed grouper arrived next, its delicate flesh infused with the light, fragrant soy-based sauce. The highlight of the meal was undoubtedly the salted egg crab, generously coated in a creamy, savory sauce that made every bite indulgent. To balance it all, a simple yet flavorful stir-fried cauliflower medley completed the meal, bringing a refreshing contrast to the richness of the seafood. Just a short walk away from the restaurant, a long boardwalk stretched out towards the sea, offering a quiet escape from the festive buzz. After dinner, we wandered down the path, taking in the salty breeze and the soothing sound of waves gently lapping against the shore. The peaceful, open expanse of the sea under the night sky made for a perfect way to unwind, a moment of reflection and serenity amid the joy of the new year celebrations. It was more than just a meal—it was an experience of togetherness, good food, and the quiet beauty of the sea, marking the beginning of the new year in the most memorable way. #travel #familytravel #myitinerary

📍 Itinerary Overview - went to katerina hotel - went to sup utara power - went to sup kambing seberang 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions - pantai minyak beku - BP Mall 🚇 Transportation - car - grab 📷 Photo Spots - in the hotel. very nice 🍜 Local Cuisine - sup kambing seberang recommended 🏠 Accommodation 1.The Katerina Hotel 💡 Tips

#newyearnewtrip Biru Biru Indoor Playground Batu Pahat is an exciting indoor play center located in Batu Pahat, Johor, Malaysia. It offers a unique and fun experience for kids and adults alike. Here's a description of their indoor playground and swimming pool facilities: Indoor Playground: The indoor playground at Biru Biru is designed to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for kids to play, learn, and explore. The play area features a range of attractions and activities, including: 1. Play structures:Colorful playhouses, tunnels, and climbing frames that encourage kids to use their imagination and develop their physical skills. 2. Ball pits:A fun ball pit area where kids can jump, play, and swim in a sea of colorful balls. 3. Slides: Exciting slides of varying heights and lengths that allow kids to experience the thrill of sliding and landing safely. 4. Interactive games: A range of interactive games and activities, such as arcade games, air hockey, and foosball, that promote social interaction and friendly competition. 5. Dedicated toddler area: A separate play area designed for younger children, featuring soft play equipment, sensory toys, and gentle activities. Indoor Swimming Pool: The indoor swimming pool at Biru Biru is a great place to relax and enjoy some aquatic fun, regardless of the weather outside. The pool area features: 1. Swimming pool:A spacious and clean swimming pool with a depth range suitable for both kids and adults. 2. Water play equipment: Fun water play equipment, such as water slides, splash pads, and spray features, that add an extra layer of excitement to the swimming experience. 3. Poolside amenities: Comfortable seating areas, changing rooms, and shower facilities that cater to the needs of pool-goers. 4. Safety features:Trained lifeguards and safety equipment are always available to ensure a safe and enjoyable swimming experience. Overall, Biru Biru Indoor Playground Batu Pahat is an excellent destination for families, groups, and individuals seeking a fun and relaxing experience in a safe and well-maintained environment.

#newyearnewtrip Soon Ji Restaurant in Batu Pahat is known for its delicious Pork Soup rice, a popular dish that attracts both locals and visitors. The restaurant offers a cozy atmosphere and specializes in a variety of pork dishes, with the Pork Soup being a standout favorite, often appreciated for its rich flavors and comforting broth. Be sure to check the restaurant's hours and menu offerings before your visit, as they can vary. Enjoy your meal Soon Ji Restaurant 📍Address: 33, Jalan Mohd. Akil, Kampung Pegawai, 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor Darul Ta'zim 🕰️Business Hours: 8:00 am -3:00 pm 5:00 - 8:30 pm Thursday Closed 🔒 💰Average Price per Person: RM 1 - RM20 #travel #couplestrip #naturalwonders #batupahat

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere #staycation After a day spent uncovering the cultural charm of Batu Pahat’s temples and indulging in its vibrant local food scene, Pelican Hotel was the perfect retreat. This cozy spot combines modern comfort with an unbeatable location, putting me just steps away from the city’s must-visit attractions. The rooms were clean and inviting, offering a much-needed respite after hours of exploration. From here, I could easily wander to nearby eateries and temples, making it a convenient choice for travelers who love to balance sightseeing with culinary adventures. Tip: Start your day with breakfast at a local kopitiam nearby for an authentic taste of Batu Pahat. Whether you’re visiting for culture or cuisine, Pelican Hotel is an ideal base for a memorable stay.

#newyearnewtrip Pantai Minyak Beku also known as the 'frozen oil village' is a beach situated in the Batu Pahat region of Johor, Malaysia. Pantai Minyak Beku is a peaceful beach area with street vendors, public restrooms and shaded pavilions over the water. You able to see people fishing beside the beach. Is a nice place to chill and picnic but not suitable for swimming because of the rocks. There are other attractions around that area to explore such as Chong Long Gong Temple, Si Hai Long Wang Temple and others. Address: 83000, Jalan Minyak Beku, 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor

#newyearnewtrip DIY Playground Batu Pahat is a playground created by an elderly man using recycled materials for children to play and have fun. If you are in Batu Pahat, just visit to this place to witness how the elderly man created this playground with the recycled materials. The playgrounds have different kind of games such as private ships, swings, slides, flying fox and more. The entrance to this playground is free of charge, so please keep it clean. Address: Jalan Syed Abdullah, Kampung Pegawai, 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor Opening Hours: 7.30am - 11pm

#newyearnewtrip Mi Er Cafe is located at Batu Pahat and this nearby new shop there. This place can have tea time or lunch or dinner. This place is suitable for bringing kids to enjoy here because they provide a small playground and electric car. Mier Cafe 📍Address:83000 Batu pahat 🕰️Business Hours: 8:00 am - 22:00 pm 💰Average Price per Person:RM 20 -RM40 💞Reasons to Recommend: playground and electric car. Try their cake is so delicious 😋#travel #couplestrip #staycation #thingstodo #johor

The atmosphere exuded a laid-back charm, fostering a relaxed environment to enjoy a meal. The décor, adorned with plenty of plants, added a refreshing touch to the ambiance, enhancing the overall aesthetic. However, the pricing seemed a bit on the higher side for the offerings presented. While the food was decent, it didn't quite reach the level of being exceptional. Although it satisfied the appetite, it didn't leave a lasting impression. #johorjaya #couplestrip #thingstodo

Pool Seafood Hotpot Garden is a restaurant featuring seafood hotpot, located in Batupahat, providing diners with a casual and relaxed dining atmosphere. The restaurant is affordable and focuses on a variety of fresh seafood and hotpot ingredients to meet the needs of all types of diners. The set menu is rich in choice and cost-effective, suitable for friends and family gatherings. Enjoying delicious seafood hotpot is an economical and special dining option.

#eatlikealocal #100waysoftravel #johor #LocalfoodistheBest #malaysia Sightseeing: Batu Pahat is not only rich in cultural heritage but also a hidden gem for authentic local food experiences. Start by visiting Chong Long Gong Temple, where you can immerse yourself in local traditions before heading out to explore Batu Pahat’s vibrant food scene. Next, stop by Tian Bao Gong in Yong Peng and take a stroll through the famous Fortune Dragon, the longest dragon sculpture in Johor—an iconic symbol that blends local culture with the culinary journey that follows. 🚇 Transportation: We opted for self-driving, which gave us the freedom to navigate between local temples and eateries at our own pace. Driving around Batu Pahat is straightforward, and the scenic roads made the journey enjoyable. 📷 Photo Spots: Before diving into the local food scene, don’t forget to capture some stunning shots at the Fortune Dragon in Yong Peng. Its intricate details and massive size provide the perfect backdrop for your photo album. 🍜 Cuisine: After exploring the temples, it’s time to eat like a local. Head straight to Yuan Yean Fishball Eating House, where the fishballs are freshly made and renowned for their springy texture and rich flavor. This humble eatery has been serving locals for generations and is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience true Batu Pahat cuisine. For breakfast or an afternoon snack, indulge in Johor’s famous street food offerings, which reflect the area’s unique fusion of flavors—perfect for those who want a deeper connection to local tastes. 🏨 Accommodation: We stayed at the Pelican Hotel, a cozy spot that’s close to all the major temples and local food joints. After a day of exploring both the cultural and culinary sides of Batu Pahat, the hotel offered a restful retreat. 💡 Tips: • If you’re visiting the temples, be sure to ask the locals where to find the best street food stalls nearby. Batu Pahat is full of hidden gems that serve delicious local treats.