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Rice smothered in several curries and side dishes — Penang's hearty mixed rice.
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Nasi kandar is a food culture born in Penang. 'Kandar' refers to the shoulder pole that Indian-Muslim hawkers once used to carry rice and dishes to sell. Diners choose several dishes — chicken curry, beef curry, fried fish, stir-fried vegetables — to be piled on white rice, and the different curry sauces are mixed together lavishly as you eat. Many shops stay open late into the night, and it's one of Malaysia's iconic foods.
Cook the rice as usual.
Prepare the chicken curry by slowly simmering chicken with spices and coconut milk.
Prepare the eggplant curry and shrimp sambal.
Put rice on a plate and arrange the dishes around it.
Pour several curry sauces over the rice and mix as you eat.