The 3 Best Online Dating Sites in Malaysia

Malaysia, like Singapore, has a relatively small but functioning online dating scene and a couple of good sites from which to choose. The best online dating sites in Malaysia have a user-friendly interface and a large enough membership base to make it worthwhile to sign up for a paid membership.

Having traveled to this part of the world, I can tell you that Malaysian women are beautiful. They don’t top Filipinos in terms of beauty, but you will still find some jaw-dropping stunners. Rest assured, when you sign up for one of these dating sites that I mention below, you will get a glimpse of what I am talking about (i.e. Malaysian women look even better in person). For best results, try to get your online dating game going in a city with a decent-sized population like Kuala Lumpur.

 

As I mention in my online dating e-book, should you decide to sign up for the online dating sites I recommend below, be sure to read member profiles carefully as you might come across a lot of fake profiles. Usually, I can spot these profiles pretty easily. A woman who has only one picture posted, is wearing a tight bikini and making an overly suggestive pose are usually clear signals to steer clear. Another clue of a pretender is a woman who has a poorly written profile. As a general rule of thumb, the more boring the profile, the more boring the person.

 

Without further ado, below are my thoughts and reviews on the best online dating sites in Malaysia so that you can get started on searching for a potential significant other in this fine country.

1. AsianDating.com: 

AsianDating.com doesn’t come up often when people talk about online dating sites in Malaysia, but I really like it. It is run by Cupid Media and has a lot of members in Malaysia. It also has a good following in Thailand and Indonesia.

 

To sign up for AsianDating.com, click on THIS LINK:

2. DateInAsia.com:  

I know a lot of friends who love this site because it is free, has a lot of members, and they’ve had success with it. I find the quality on DateInAsia pretty poor though, and the number of women looking for “clients” seems high. However, if you prefer a free dating site, this is an ideal place for you. The benefit of this site is that it has a lot of members, and, if you work hard enough, you are virtually guaranteed to come away with some contacts. However, at the end of the day, you get what you pay for. You will have to spend a lot of time weeding through low quality profiles.

3. Badoo.com:  

A massive worldwide online dating site launched in 2006, Badoo is a third option if you are looking to date someone in Malaysia. You will have to weed through a lot of frogs on this site though before you find your prince or princess. Because of my issues with the quality of profiles on Badoo, I would not focus on it as a starting point for my dating search.

Badoo works on the “freemium” model, which means that it is free to sign up, but you have to pay for upgraded features. The site operates in over 180 countries.