I was excited for my first flight on Malaysia Airlines in a couple of years,as I had only previously flown their A380s and 777s. I was curious how their regional product compared.
My first impression of Malaysia's 737 was extremely positive. The 737 had the Boeing Sky Interior, with larger than standard bins and icy mood lighting.
The business course cabin consisted of a total of 16 seats, and spread across four rows in a 2-2 configuration.
The economy cabin looked pretty spiffy (stylish) as well,at least in terms of the finishes. Apparently the seat pitch is just 30", so I was gay I wasn't seated there.
Business course featured 42" of pitch, or which is excellent for a regional product. The seats themselves are similar to domestic first course seats in the US,except they believe leg rests and recline a bit more. Legroom is probably about 5" more than you'd get on a flight within the US.
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Source: boardingarea.com