20 Malaysian Bloggers to Follow in 2026: Food, Family, Travel, Money
Malaysia’s blogging scene is vibrant and practical: food hunters map their next meal, families plan weekend outings, students learn money and career skills, and tech fans decode the latest telco plans. The creators below deliver reliable recommendations, local insight, and a strong reader-first ethos—so you spend less time guessing and more time enjoying.
One of KL’s most recognizable food voices, Bangsar Babe (Sue Lynn) blends polished reviews with practical tips, covering everything from hawker gems to special-occasion dining. Expect clear opinions, strong visuals, and a keen sense for value and consistency.
Tip: Search her site by neighborhood to uncover dependable options near you.
Run by Sean Yoong, Eat Drink KL is a comprehensive chronicle of the Klang Valley dining scene. Posts are frequent and wide-ranging, making it a go-to when you need somewhere new—fast.
Tip: Use the blog’s search by area or cuisine to plan efficient food crawls.
KY cuts through the hype with short, no-nonsense posts about hawker stalls, coffee shops, and honest eats. If you love local flavors without the fuss, this is your lane.
Tip: Check older posts for long-standing stalls that still deliver.
Helmed by Summerkid & Summergirl, Malaysian Flavours specializes in cafes, desserts, and photogenic bites around KL. Their reviews highlight ambiance and presentation alongside taste.
Tip: Use their seasonal lists (e.g., CNY treats, Christmas menus) for festive planning.
One of Malaysia’s longest-running duos, KBCG blends travel itineraries with food guides. Great photography and detailed posts make planning a breeze—from Klang Valley eats to overseas trips.
Tip: Start with their neighborhood roundups to cover more in a single outing.
Wilson and Rachel explore Malaysia and beyond with a family lens. Expect trip ideas, airline updates, hotel reviews, and comfort food recommendations—useful for practical travelers.
Tip: Check their airport and airline posts for money-saving tips.
Perfect for parents and educators planning day trips, Malaysia Traveller catalogs attractions, hikes, caves, museums, and more with practical access info.
Tip: Use the site’s regional navigation to build efficient, low-cost itineraries.
A team-powered blog dedicated to Penang’s dynamic food scene, from hawker legends to trendy cafes. Indispensable if you live in or visit the island.
Tip: Save their neighborhood guides before your trip for easy, on-the-go reference.
Sonia’s long-running recipe blog celebrates Malaysian home cooking—clear steps, approachable ingredients, and bakes that actually work in local kitchens.
Tip: Look for step-by-step photos and festive series (e.g., kuih, cookies) to master techniques.
Ringo Tan’s blog blends style, motherhood, and frequent Japan travel. Personal, witty, and photogenic, her content resonates with fashion-forward parents.
Tip: Use her keyword tags to filter by travel destinations or parenting topics.
Audrey Ooi writes candidly about family life and parenting. Posts feel like advice from a trusted friend, especially for new parents navigating school and routines.
Tip: Browse older entries for timeless parenting reflections and tips.
Entrepreneur and writer, Vivy shares insights on business, personal growth, and family life. Expect polished reflections and practical wisdom for driven readers.
Tip: Pair her blog with Instagram Stories for current projects and Q&A.
A household Malaysian name, Hanis mixes parenting, beauty, and day-in-the-life content with a down-to-earth voice. Great for light, relatable reads.
Tip: Watch Highlights on Instagram for quick product or routine rundowns.
Suraya Zainudin demystifies Malaysian money with straightforward guides on budgeting, side hustles, credit, and insurance. Practical, local, and refreshingly transparent.
Tip: Start with her “Money Stories” for relatable, real-world lessons.
Aaron Tang’s long-form essays combine research with lived experience on careers, investing basics, and mindful productivity. Expect calm, thoughtful advice.
Tip: Subscribe to the newsletter for curated reads and less noise.
A Malaysia-focused dividend investor documenting portfolio decisions, strategies, and lessons learned. Transparent and educational for long-term builders.
Tip: Read older case studies to see compounding and strategy tweaks over time.
One of Malaysia’s most trusted tech sites, SoyaCincau covers smartphones, gadgets, and especially telco plans with clear comparisons and how-tos.
Tip: Use their plan breakdowns to match data, speed, and price to your usage.
A leading BM-language tech portal, Amanz reports on local and global tech news, gadgets, and apps—perfect for BM-first readers and students.
Tip: Follow Instagram Stories for quick news hits between classes or commutes.
Founded by Dr. Adrian Wong, Tech ARP is known for myth-busting, deep-dive guides, and practical troubleshooting. Great when you need clarity, not hype.
Tip: Search their myth-busting articles before sharing viral tech claims.
Model-turned-environmental educator Melissa Tan shares practical low-waste living tips tailored to Malaysian realities—from grocery swaps to mindful fashion.
Tip: Start with kitchen and bathroom swaps—they deliver the biggest wins with minimal effort.
Follow a few creators in each niche—food, travel, family, money, tech—and you’ll always have a trusted short-list to suit your mood, budget, and plans. Save this guide, sample a couple of posts from each blogger, and build a feed that genuinely makes life in Malaysia easier and more enjoyable.
Blogging since 2007, HFM is a parenting and lifestyle blog that shares her healthy food experiences, as well as updates on her family!
Happy Go KL is a website run by a group of parents in Malaysia and is the go-to site to find all the best family-friendly spots in Kuala Lumpur and getaways for the entire family.
Azlinda is a fulltime working mom, blogging about the many adventures she has with her family around Malaysia.
Jia Shin’s lifestyle blog first started off as her personal space to write down her thoughts on motherhood, as she wanted to document and remember those special moments. Now, she writes about life with her daughters and her love for food and traveling and shares her experiences and knowledge with her readers.
Wui Kathy’s blog is packed full of new ideas and places to explore around Malaysia and she goes on to document parenting tips with the Malaysian community.
theQuahs.com was started to help parents around Malaysia find new tips and tricks to make parenting easier. The couple shares tips and tricks, as well as recipes and travel recommendations to their readers.
This mommy of two created her blog for the love of her own mother and shares all the things she loves, as well as the many adventures she shares with her two sons.
Carol’s shares her experiences with other mothers and women around Malaysia and provides helpful tips on parenting, travel, food, as well as fashion and beauty products!
Founder of Summer & Peach, Wendy Foo is a mother of three who loves to support women, do yoga with her children and share her daily life with her followers.
This supermum and founder of Yulaeka, Yuyu is a lifestyle, beauty and parenting blogger who documents her journey raising her two kids and shares photos of her children growing up and experiencing new things.
Michelle shares photos and videos of her kids and family, sharing her daily life with her followers and blog readers.
Merryn, or Submerryn, is a mother of two who writes about her love for her family, as well as her love for cooking. Her blog and Instagram page show how her two sons are the center of her world.
Dr. Jezamine is a supermom as well as a DJ in Malaysia who pursued a Ph.D. in stem cells all while juggling motherhood. She is a proud mom of three and also prioritizes fitness.
Jenny is a fulltime mom who blogs about her role as a mother and shares book and product reviews, as well as matters relating to birth, pregnancy, baby food and gives advice to new moms.
Eevon describes herself as a clueless first-time Malaysian mom, but her blog shares insightful stories on her journey to motherhood and the first experiences that every new mother goes through.
Liyana’s blog revolves around lifestyle, parenting and women’s empowerment. She’s passionate about body positivity and her two sons, and shares helpful tips and stories to her community.
Cathy Khu is a ‘Mompreneur’ who shares daily updates on the new travel adventures that her and her family go on!
A working mother to 3 kids, Nadia Ghazi shares her journey into motherhood with her followers and how she tackles raising 3 children while working fulltime.
Formerly a civil engineer, Lew is a mother of two who provides parenting resources for her readers in an attempt to make parenting and motherhood easier.
Shen-Le Lee was formally trained in dentistry but found her calling in raising a “wholesome child” in Malaysia. Her website details her experiences raising children in this day and age and provides helpful tips to new mothers.
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