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10 Street Food Spots in Johor That Locals Actually Line Up For
Johor is a haven for street food enthusiasts, offering a delightful mix of traditional flavors and modern twists. So, in today’s entry, we are so hyped to share 10 must-try street food in Johor. Keep scrolling as we’re about to introduce to you guys this really hot-spot!
1. Masam Manis Colek Buah
If you’re passing by Tebing Bandar Dato Onn then you’re one step away from trying Thai’s Namplawan Fruit Rojak. Sweet, salty, spicy, and umami all at once—Namplawan is a sauce made from fish sauce, palm sugar, chili, and shrimp paste. Locals pair it with sour fruits like green mango or guava for a snack that’s anything but ordinary.
Address: Car Boot @ Tebing Bandar Dato Onn, Johor Bahru
Operation Hour: 5pm – 11pm (Thursday – Sunday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Link: Instagram
2. Loco Boys
Next, immerse yourself in a delightful Birria Tacos at Nasa City, Johor Bahru. Filled with juicy and savoury beef and dipped in rich consommé—these viral Mexican tacos have finally landed in Johor, and they’re turning a humble roadside stall into a taco hotspot.
Address: 42, Jalan Palma Puteri 2, Nasa City, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor
Operation Hour: 1pm – 6pm (Closed on Monday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Link: Instagram
3. Satay Padang Ajo Gindo
The fun doesn’t stop there street food lovers! Like its name suggests, Satay Padang Ajo Gindo is a viral one for some seriously incredible Satay Padang. The thick super aromatic gravy is the star of this popular sate that originated in Padang. From only RM1 per stick, we highly recommend coming here on an empty stomach so that you can order it up to the max without any limits.
Address: Jalan Permas 1/1, Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, 81750 Masai, Johor
Operation Hour: 6pm – 10pm (Closed on Monday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Link: Facebook
4. Myrae.co Rainbow Donut Susu
This roadside stall in Johor Bahru serves freshly made fluffy rainbow donut coated with milk powder. Just a heads-up: No walk-ins! Make sure to book your order at least a day in advance—they don’t take same-day or walk-in orders. Plan ahead so you don’t miss out!
Address: Jalan Bukit Kempas, Kempas, 81200 Johor Bahru, Johor
Operation Hour: 2pm – 6:30pm (Closed on Monday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Link: Facebook | Instagram
5. Slushie Oh Gabak
If you haven’t enjoyed the unique slushie here, you’ve clearly been missing out. With a refreshing and genuine sweetness—perfect for the heat! From classic chocolate, Mocha, Strawberry, Matcha to tropical Mango flavours, it’s the ultimate roadside refreshment you didn’t know you needed.
Address: Jalan Rahmat 83000 Batu Pahat, Johor (opposite Batu Pahat Post Office)Operation Hour: 12pm – 10pm (Daily)
Status: Muslim-owned
Link: Facebook
6. Cara Berlauk Daging Selambak
As a family-owned business run by a husband and wife duo, Kuih Cara Berlauk Daging Selambak is another must-visit street food spot whenever you’re in Johor! Fluffy, golden, and packed with spiced meat filling—these bite-sized gems are the ultimate local comfort snack straight off the griddle.
Image: @johorfoodie (Instagram)
Address: Jalan Kebudayaan, Taman Universiti @ Skudai, Johor (Near Masjid Tan Sri Ainuddin Wahid)
Operation Hour: 3pm – 6pm (Closed on Thu & Fri)
Status: Muslim-owned
7. Mr Lekor
Keropok Lekor fans, Mr Lekor made fresh Keropok Lekor from the hands to the kuali! Located at Pasir Gudang, they makes their keropok lekor fresh on the spot—uli, potong, terus goreng panas-panas. Their Keropok also huge size and super crispy. Confirm sedap with that spicy sauce!
Address: Jalan Mangga 8, Taman Kota Masai, Pasir Gudang, Johor
Operation Hour: 12pm – 6pm (Closed on Friday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Link: Facebook
8. Karipap Telur Giant
Karipap saiz tapak tangan? Johor got one! This roadside stall is serving giant freshly made karipap stuffed choices of filling sardine, egg, chicken, and curry potato. Crispy outside, penuh inti inside—memang puas hati!
Address: Jalan Niaga 18, Pusat Perdagangan Kota Tinggi, 81900 Kota Tinggi, Johor
Operation Hour: 12pm – 7pm (Closed on Monday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Link: Facebook
9. Mork Apam Balik
Mork Apam Balik is indeed famous for their mini apam balik with over 10 types of fillings- from creamy corn and kacang to Oreo, Red Velvet, Nutella and more. Confirm susah nak pilih, so just try all! This will be a snap-worthy Apam Balik experience for sure.
Address: 42B, Lorong Ismail, Taman Kulai, 81000 Kulai, Johor
Operation Hour: 12pm – 12am (Closed on Sunday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Link: Instagram
10. Ayam Goreng OK
No gimmicks, just straight-up crispy, juicy fried chicken that keeps people lining up daily. One bite and you’ll get why it flies off the rack. This roadside fried chicken stall has been around for 25 years and sells 1,000 pieces a day—no joke. Each serving comes with piping hot, big size and surely crispy fried chicken.
Address: Jln Masjid, Kampung Melayu Majidee, 81100 Johor Bahru
Operation Hour: 3pm – 10pm (Daily)
Status: Muslim-owned
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