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Anyone familiar with Malaysia’s lively and extravagant food fairs in general will know that the Food Kulture Festival is not something new among locals. This is Malaysia’s famous food festival and it’s hitting Subang Parade Mall for their 4th run this year from 5 to 8 Sep in celebration of the country’s Independence Day, with the theme “Jiwa Merdeka”.
Hosting a massive selection of 53 muslim-friendly food and dessert stalls, Food Kulture does not disappoint in providing a variety of options for visitors. Ranging from local to foreign cuisines such as Arab and Western, you can easily satisfy your cravings or try something new!
Expect to find famous local brands like Spudman Malaya and Beard Brothers filling up the booths. Sink your teeth in widely-loved Malaysian delicacies like tauhu gemok and ubi lambung, or a creative fusion of both local and Japanese cuisine like oden asam pedas. Don’t forget to check out the viral dessert menu as well, featuring soft cookies, pisang cheese, and baby pancakes.
If you’re worried of getting bored, the festival has got you covered with their lineup of artist performances and influencer booths. Wind down from a stressful week by enjoying your delicious food while listening to local busking talents.
Keep your children entertained with kids’ activities available at the festival like visiting the haunted house, petting zoo, and fish scooping. In addition to trendy thrift stores, be on the lookout for free food vouchers and prizes given out daily.
It has everything you can ask for in a food fair — tasty treats, free stuff, and a lot of fun. What are you waiting for? Celebrate Merdeka with your loved ones at the Food Kulture Festival.
The admission fee is free-of-charge and you won’t be in a time crunch as it runs from 1pm–12am. Mark the dates in your calendar to not miss the biggest Independence Day food festival of the year.
This annual charity festival in Klang is back for its 4th edition
