Sambal has always held a special place in Malaysian food culture. From breakfast favourites such as nasi lemak to family meals and festive gatherings, the rich and spicy flavour is something familiar and meaningful to many Malaysians.

This fiery sambal pizza is loaded with gooey mozzarella and topped with crispy anchovies and juicy cherry tomatoes. It is finished with an addictive creamy sambal drizzle that delivers an exciting kick in every bite.

For those who enjoy a smoky and savoury flavour, the Pizza Sambal Ayam Bakar combines melty mozzarella with roast chicken, green peppers, pickled chillies, onions and sweet pineapple. The creamy sambal kick adds another exciting layer of flavour to the pizza.

Seafood lovers can enjoy the Pizza Sambal Udang Nanas, featuring fresh plump prawns, crispy ikan bilis, pickled chillies, onions and sweet pineapple. The pizza is completed with a rich and creamy sambal drizzle for a bold Malaysian-inspired taste.

The range is best enjoyed with Domino’s Crunchy Thin Crust, where the crisp and light base complements the rich sambal flavours and delicious toppings.

With Merdeka just around the corner, the New & Improved Sambal Pizza range is a fitting celebration of Malaysia’s diverse food culture, shared memories and flavours that continue to bring Malaysians together.

The Geng Piza Rakyat is available for a limited time only at Domino’s stores nationwide for takeaway, delivery and dine-in.

TANJUNG BALAU, JOHOR — For travellers looking to discover a different side of Johor, beyond shopping malls, popular attractions and bustling city centres, a visit to Muzium Nelayan Tanjung Balau offers a fascinating journey into the state's coastal heritage.

Located in Tanjung Balau, the museum provides visitors with an opportunity to learn about the traditional way of life of fishing communities and the important role fishermen have played in shaping the heritage and culture of Johor's coastal areas.

During a recent day trip to Tanjung Balau, Jomtaralets explored the museum and was impressed by the range of exhibitions presented. The displays offer an interesting glimpse into the lives of fishermen, their traditions, equipment and the challenges of making a living from the sea.

Walking through the museum feels like taking a step back in time. The exhibitions showcase elements connected to the fishing industry and traditional fishing communities, allowing visitors to better understand how generations of fishermen depended on the sea for their livelihoods.

Beyond simply displaying historical items, the museum helps tell the stories behind them  providing an educational experience for visitors who want to understand more about Johor's maritime heritage.

For families, the museum can also be an interesting educational stop, particularly for children who may not have had the opportunity to experience or learn about traditional fishing communities firsthand.

Tanjung Balau is perhaps better known as a coastal destination, but the area has more to offer than just its seaside scenery.

For visitors travelling from the Johor Bahru town area, the journey takes approximately 1.5 hours, depending on traffic conditions, via the Senai–Desaru Expressway.

One of the attractions of Muzium Nelayan Tanjung Balau is its relatively affordable entrance fee.

It offers a simple but meaningful experience, one that connects visitors with the history, culture and traditions of Johor's fishing communities.

LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort has unveiled its brand-new MINILAND Sultan Ibrahim Stadium, celebrating one of Johor’s most iconic sporting landmarks and the home of Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) Football Club.

Constructed using more than 400,000 LEGO bricks, the impressive model showcases the creativity, precision and attention to detail that have become synonymous with LEGOLAND’s MINILAND attractions. The recreation features intricate LEGO craftsmanship complemented by animated crowd moments, immersive soundscapes and dynamic lighting effects, creating a lively stadium atmosphere for visitors to experience.

The construction of the MINILAND Sultan Ibrahim Stadium took approximately 5,000 hours to complete, equivalent to around 870 days of school, demonstrating the remarkable level of craftsmanship and dedication behind this ambitious LEGO build.

As one of Johor’s most recognisable sporting landmarks, Sultan Ibrahim Stadium holds a special place in the hearts of football fans, particularly supporters of JDT. The stadium serves as the home ground of the Southern Tigers and has witnessed some of the most exciting moments in Malaysian football.

By recreating the stadium in LEGO, LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort is not only showcasing an iconic Johor landmark in a unique and imaginative way, but also giving visitors an opportunity to experience a familiar piece of Johor’s sporting culture through the creativity of LEGO.

The launch event was attended by Mr Darhim Dali Hashim, Group Chief Executive Officer, Destination Resorts and Hotels (DRH); Yang Berhormat Tuan P. Pannir Selvam, Chairman of the State Committee for National Unity, Heritage and Culture; Mr CS Lim, Vice President of LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort; and Mr Alistair Edwards, Chief Operating Officer of Johor Darul Ta’zim Football Club (JDT).

The unveiling further strengthens LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort’s commitment to creating attractions that combine local identity, storytelling, technology and LEGO creativity, while offering both domestic and international visitors new reasons to explore Johor.

With its impressive scale, interactive elements and celebration of one of Johor’s most beloved sporting icons, the MINILAND Sultan Ibrahim Stadium is set to become another must-see attraction for families, LEGO fans, football enthusiasts and visitors exploring LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort.

LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort is Asia’s first LEGOLAND Resort and features a theme park, water park, SEA LIFE Malaysia and LEGOLAND Hotel. Located in Iskandar Puteri, Johor, the resort offers a variety of LEGO-themed attractions, rides, shows and experiences for families and visitors of all ages.