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The Kitchen Secrets Of Expat Women

Melinda Roos has been an expat for a while now and has worked across various sectors of the F&B industry. She recently published a cookbook featuring delicious recipes of people who have all lived in KL at one time.

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Take It From Me: Fujiwara Masaki

Fujiwara finds Malaysia's multiculturalism intriguing, enjoys trail hiking and has a soft spot for bak kut teh.

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Take It From Me: Walter Yurt

Vibrant Malaysia has been a 'writing muse' for banker-turned-author Walter for almost a decade.

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Say hello to: Angela Fisher

Arriving from the Middle East, Angela is in love with the fresh, sand-free Malaysian air and learnt her first Malay word while trying to exit a carpark.

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Say hello to: Kelsie Clayton

For someone used to a 'go, go, go' lifestyle, the more relaxed pace of life in Malaysia is a refreshing change for Kelsie.

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Take It From Me: Steve Crouch

Steve felt an 'instant connection' with Malaysia and quickly fell in love with the food, the relaxed lifestyle and the 'interesting' driving styles here.

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Say hello to: Fiska Ananda

Coming from Melbourne, Fiska wants to learn how to make nyonya kuih and would like to find homemade sausages in a parcel for her!

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Take It From Me: Kieran McCarry

Kieran thinks the healthcare available to expats here is great, likes eating nasi lemak for breakfast and says his favourite resort is in Terengganu.

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Say hello to: Vittorio Furlan

This affable expat is learning how to eat with his right hand, looking for trail running buddies and discovering the magic of the words 'go makan'.

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Take It From Me: Paul Marie Blanchard

This globetrotting educator enjoys talking to taxi drivers, going jungle trekking and working for French schools all over the world.