Must Try Food In Kaohsiung You Can't Miss Out On. Gao Xiong Po Po Shaved Ice. A bowl of ice shaved to resemble something akin to snowflakes topped with mango syrup, mango slices and finally, a generous serving of – you guessed it – mango ice cream.

This is one of the best-selling items on their menu and had gained itself a loyal fan base. Of course, this delicious snack comes in all kinds of flavours including strawberry, red bean with milk shaved ice and even mixed fruit shaved ice to leave you spoilt for choice. The service is also especially quick.

ABC STALL @ TAMAN BUKIT MALURI. Fresh toppings aside, gula melaka is the most crucial ingredient in making any ABC / cendol. In fact, it's usually defining factor that separates the good from the great. The quality of gula melaka used here is a class better than other places.

It's visibly thicker and instead of melting into the shaved ice, it forms a luscious syrupy glaze. What you get for RM3 is a bowl of ABC with more intense taste and heightened fragrance of gula melaka. It's really quite awesome. The shaved ice has a soft and silky smooth texture too which melts in your mouth.

Cheap Ipoh food for my next Ipoh trip. Upon arriving at Tong Sui Kai, walk past the less crowded areas and head toward Stall 41 for their to-die-for Mixed Fruit Shaved Ice with Ice Cream. The shaved ice is covered with fruits such as dragon fruit, longan, mango watermelon, honeydew; and also nuts, sago and ice-cream.

An ideal frozen treat to beat the sweltering Malaysian heat. Price: RM6/bowl. Address: Jalan Sultan Ekram Taman Jubilee, 30300 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. Opening Hours: Daily from 6pm to 2am.

Located near the T-junction at Jalan Kepong Baru, Fei Zai Long (literally means “Fat Boy Long”) or Fatty Loong is popularly known by the locals for his signature ice kacang dessert. What makes Fatty Loong's ice kacang such a sought-after dessert is its soft-shaven ice.

Unlike the coarse and flaky shaved ice often found in most ice kacang stalls, the ice here is so smooth that goes easy into your mouth. Also check out its thick and sweet Gula Melaka syrup and the generous amount of sweet ingredients blanketed at the bottom of the shaved ice. You name it – red bean, cendol, grass jelly, roasted

Many fried chicken lovers in KL are willing to travel all the way to Klang just to savor the mouth-watering fried chicken at Yao Yao Ping. The shop was originally a stall selling Yao Yao Ping, a shaved ice dessert originated from Taiwan.

To attract more customers, they started selling fried chicken, which turned out to a big success. Klang people love their fried chickens that are slightly salty but rich in taste. All chicken parts are freshly deep-fried on the spot to ensure the meat is fresh and piping hot.