Food in Brunei is very similar to that of its neighbors, Malaysia and Singapore. They are rich and spicy with rice and noodles being the staple food. Brunei is famous for its diverse and great food. Being a melting pot, you can have a great range of food throughout the day. You could wake up to Chinese food, followed by a scrumptious Malay food for lunch and feasting on Indian food for dinner.

In Brunei, you can find a range of ethnic restaurants that primarily serves Chinese and Indian food. Strange, but Malay restaurants are quite hard to come by. Of course, the ever-present fast food joints are available in Brunei. Western food is available at major hotels.

In 1990, a law prohibiting the sale of alcohol was passed. You'll therefore notice the lack of alcoholic beverages on restaurants' menu.