Starchild: Malaysian children think the world of their personal chefs


Chloe Leong Xizhen, 8



As a multi-cultural society, Malaysians are spoilt for choice when it comes to food. As a result, we have so many different types of food to choose from, ranging from Malay, Indian, Chinese, Eurasian, Baba Nyonya and also Western cuisine. We bet your parents can cook up a storm at home, right? What's your favourite food? Is it nasi lemak or roti canai or curry mee? Or maybe you prefer sweet treats like cakes, pastries and traditional kueh?

Starchild asked readers about what they liked to eat, and it's evident by the letters that food is a subject very close to everyone's heart. Here's what our readers had to say on the topic, My Chef.

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