In order to cater to the taste buds of Malaysian Hajj pilgrims, a wide range of delectable options including nasi lemak, nasi kerabu, roti canai, laksam, an array of mouth-watering desserts, and even teh tarik are readily available for purchase in Makkah.
According to a report from Bernama, Tabung Haji not only provides food options, but TH Travel Services also operates cafeterias in nine accommodations, ensuring a diverse selection of Malaysian cuisine.
These cafeterias are open daily from 4.30am until 11.30pm, allowing pilgrims ample opportunity to satisfy their cravings.
Moreover, Malaysian Hajj pilgrims in the vicinity of Masjidil Haram can also savor authentic Malaysian dishes at the D’Saji restaurant located in Safwa Tower.
This establishment offers delectable choices such as nasi lemak, ayam masak merah, and mi goreng, providing a taste of home even during their journey.
