Best street food stalls in Kuala Lumpur: find options near you

Πολύ μεγάλη αγορά με πολύ μεγάλη ποικιλία φαγητού. Ιδιαίτερα ψαρικά. Μπορείς να κάτσεις και να απολαύσεις το φαγητό.

Πολύ καλό κ οικονομικό!!! Αξίζει αν βρίσκεσαι στη περιοχή!

Exactly the type of Asian night food market one could crave for. I believe that anyone can find what they like – fruits, drinks, nibbles, seafood, sweet staff. For those who don’t want to queue at stalls and eat standing up, there are restaurants with standard seats. All the food seemed fresh to me. We visited on Thursday night and it was still pretty crowded, yet manageable. I was there with my 8yo son and he enjoyed it a lot. The only thing that bothered me a little, was the „touristic” food. I could do more authentic selection, since Malaysia has really a lot to offer, so Thai and Japanese food could be skipped easily.

The lively atmosphere and delicious aroma make Jalan Alor Food Street a must-visit spot in Kuala Lumpur. At night, the entire street lights up, creating a festive vibe that feels like a local night market.

You can find a wide variety of food here—Chinese, Malay, Thai, and especially fresh seafood and skewers that are absolutely delicious. The prices are reasonable, and it’s popular with both locals and tourists, which makes it even more trustworthy.

It’s the perfect place to come with friends or family, share different dishes, and enjoy the vibrant street vibe. Also, it’s very photogenic—great for capturing travel memories. Definitely a place I would love to come back to whenever I’m in Kuala Lumpur.

去了2天
先逛百貨、商店街～接著到亞羅街開吃
貴～超貴～那榴槤是怎麼回事～比台灣貴～
但～開心啊
路邊的椰子 6-9元
當然選6元的～嗯⋯
果汁好喝～
串烤，買了2家，都好吃～但要熱熱吃～冷了超硬
肉干！爆貴！回台灣吃～哼
榴槤，到處都有分裝的，不用比價！吉隆坡都非常貴！！！～朋友吃了，超軟爛～怕的要考慮考慮（不能帶回飯店，因此要量力而為）
黃亞華的椰子 9元～但好甜好好喝～還有湯匙可以吃椰肉～必點～飲料也都是新鮮果汁哦
對了！濕紙巾要錢～f^_^;儘管網友有提醒，但很難記得～結帳才發現
基本上，在亞羅街吃到的、喝到的（除了6元的椰子），味道都挺好的
熱炒也不是非要黃亞華，因為都好吃，中文都通，但黃亞華素食處理的很好～朋友吃的很開心^o^老闆兇嗎～老實說～現場人滿為患，還人人都要插隊～老闆很棒了～^o^

사람들이 아주 많이 모여 복작복작하고 활기찹니다. 야시장이지만, 기념품이나 기타 제품보다는 먹을거리 위주로 되어 있어요. 각종 과일, 구운 해산물, 음료 등이 주로 노점에서 팔고 있어요. 식당도 많고 호객행위도 좀 있어요. 구경 삼아 가셔도 좋고 친구, 가족들과 함께 가도 재미있는 곳일 것 같아요. 센트럴역에서 모노레일로 약 15분이내에 도착합니다.

Very special ambience, vibrant and charming. Plenty of different types of food from different origins: Malaysia, China, India, Thailand or Vietnam. If you want to taste a piece of South Asia, have a go! However, be careful with what you eat, as some of the street stalls can end up in a stomach ache.

Nice china riwn in Malaysia

Πολύχρωμη αγορά λουλουδιών και καλές τιμές.

Πολύβουη, πώληση κυρίως απομιμήσεων.

Πολύβουη τουριστική αγορά

Samara simo

Petaling Street Market is one of the busiest and most iconic shopping streets in Kuala Lumpur, located right in the heart of Chinatown. It’s a lively marketplace known for its endless rows of stalls selling clothes, bags, watches, accessories, souvenirs, and street food at bargain prices.

If you enjoy bargaining, this is the place for you! Prices are usually marked high, but with a little negotiation, you can get some really good deals. The market is especially popular for branded-look items, local crafts, and gift items.

What makes Petaling Street truly special is its vibrant atmosphere – colorful stalls, busy crowds, and the aroma of delicious street food everywhere. You can enjoy authentic Chinese and Malaysian delicacies, including noodles, dim sum, roasted duck, and refreshing local drinks.

The market is easy to reach, close to public transport, and usually crowded in the evenings, making it more lively. While the shopping and food are fantastic, it’s good to be cautious of pickpockets in the busy areas.

Overall, Petaling Street Market is a must-visit for tourists and locals alike if you want to experience the culture, flavors, and energy of Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown.

Rating: ★★★★☆ (4.5/5)

Chợ trong khu China town Kuala Lumpur, ban đêm sôi động nhộn nhịp du khách. Trái với chợ đêm Jalan Alor Food Street là khu ẩm thực, khu chợ Petaling này lại bán toàn quần áo, đồ thời trang, vali, túi xách, các mặt hàng lưu niệm … hàng hóa chợ này là hàng giá rẻ và mua hàng ở đây nhớ trả giá.

Vareiaty food

This place is located in the city center not far from the twin tower.

This is work like a food court you can buy food from any restaurant locate around the place and then you pick it up to your shared table.

Almost all restaurant are food trucks and overall atmosphere is very good. It is 100% outdoor place but weather is quite good when we came.

They also have a mini concert here.

Food price is reasonable and taste is ok.

The vibe here so good…the food quite expensive rm13 for kueyteow goreng and 20 for three drinks.I know it is common in Kuala Lumpur but the quality of the food and drink didn’t match with the price. Overall can enjoy for lepak but not if you are hungry

I always enjoy visiting Tapak Urban Street Dining whenever I’m around the KLCC area. It’s one of my favorite food truck spots in Kuala Lumpur, offering a wide variety of cuisines that suit almost every taste — from local Malaysian flavors to Thai, Western, Japanese, and fusion dishes. Whether you’re craving burgers, satay, sushi, or nasi lemak, you’re likely to find something that hits the spot.

One thing I always look forward to here is their refreshing fresh juices and the delicious pancakes — soft, fluffy, and topped generously. They’re definitely a must-try if you visit!

While I do wish there were some Middle Eastern food options (like shawarma, kebab, or falafel) to add more variety, that hasn’t stopped me from coming back regularly. The overall vibe, with the open-air seating and lively atmosphere, is perfect for a casual dinner with friends or even a solo outing.

It’s also located very close to KLCC, which makes it an ideal and budget-friendly spot for tourists who want to enjoy a fun, local food experience without spending too much. The place tends to get busy in the evenings, so I recommend coming a bit earlier to grab a good spot.

In short, Tapak is a great place to explore diverse street food, hang out, and enjoy the city lights with good vibes all around.

我是從DoubleTree hotel往吉隆坡雙峰塔的路上遇到，覺得很有氣氛，一台一台長條型箱子，都是不同的街頭美味，可惜手上沒有馬幣，想用grab pay QR code付款，可是沒有成功，後來上網查，grab pay綁台灣信用卡沒辦法使用吉隆坡當地的電子支付，這是比較可惜的地方。不然好幾攤看起來很好吃，價位也算公道，廣場有位置，中間還有街頭藝人演奏。

-great place for variety of food
-very nice singing from live music band
-nice and great experience and atmosphere
-have a lots of table for dining

kuey teow banyak minyak , nescafe rasa plastic .. mintak kaw lagi kaw rasa plastic dia . NOT RECOMMENDED and makanan pun semua boring nothing unique

My wife and I were here today for lunch at this (our favourite in KL) food court. We are from Johor Bahru and we were last here in 2017. It was good to see that this food court has been able to maintain its many “famous” stalls after these years. However, our go-to stalls here are: Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Mee and Lee Kee(‘s) Imbi Road Original Pork Noodle. And we were happy that these 2 noodle are still very well prepared and delicious as ever. We also like the dining ambience here – spacious, well-ventilated and in air-conditioned comfort. As for the service, it was good enough for us.

Lot 10 is a fantastic place to explore if you’re into food, flavour, and a bit of local buzz. Head down the escalators and you’re suddenly in a whole different world – a bustling underground food court packed with the sights, sounds, and smells of street-style cooking. From sizzling woks to steaming bowls of noodles, it’s a real sensory experience.

There’s a great variety of local and regional dishes to choose from, all in one place – perfect for trying a few different things. Upstairs, you’ll find more modern eateries and cafés, as well as a decent selection of grocery and specialty shops. Whether you’re after a quick bite, a sit-down meal, or some foodie souvenirs, Lot 10 delivers. A fun and flavoursome stop in the heart of KL!

​”Hutong Food Court Review: A Disappointing Culinary Experience”
​”Our recent visit to Hutong Food Court, inspired by a positive YouTube review, unfortunately proved to be a significant letdown. It became apparent that the venue’s primary target audience is tourists, as we noted that a majority of the stalls (approximately 90%) were operated by foreign workers. This observation prompted us to lower our expectations for an authentic local food experience.

​To provide a fair assessment, we ordered three different dishes from separate vendors. Our findings are as follows:
​1)Claypot Foochow Mee Sua (RM25+): This dish was the most disappointing of our selections. It lacked the characteristic and expected aroma of red wine, offering a one-dimensional and overwhelmingly salty flavor profile. The high sodium content made it difficult to consume more than a few bites.

​2)Wanton Mee Soup with Dumplings (RM17+): The dumplings were satisfactory; however, the wanton noodles had a powerful and unpleasant alkaline taste, which completely overpowered the broth and other components. This issue significantly impacted the overall enjoyment of the dish.

​3)Fried Oyster Omelette (RM19.90): This dish was a poor value for its price. The portion was remarkably small, containing only five tiny, pre-boiled oysters. The omelette itself was bland and lacked the rich, savory flavor one would expect from a proper fried oyster omelette.
​In summary, Hutong Food Court offers small portion sizes at a premium price. The quality of the dishes we sampled was subpar, lacking the authenticity and flavor that are hallmarks of true Malaysian street food.

フードコートにあるSoo Kee Mee というお店でエビ麺を食べました。ガイドブックやいろいろなブログで紹介されていて、ぜひ食べてみたいと思っていました。私が選んだのはSサイズ(75RM)ですが、満腹になりました。美味しかったです。
2025.8.17

#好吃的牛肉面在兩公婆
那日因着烈火特会我们在十号胡同午
膳，我吃了一碗正宗的红烧牛肉面。
牛肉面湯底浓郁酱香，牛腩肉軟烂入味，不禁說声：赞！
其实”兩公婆”档摊主打是石磨腸粉，我们尝了，也觉得不错

選擇很多 沒什麼人 自己找桌椅後去點餐
吃完餐具碗盤放桌上 不用自己拿去還給店家
金蓮記的老鼠粉$17.3（跟福建麵一樣 就是麵條比較Q 形狀有像老鼠尾巴尖尖的）看起來很黑 但是不會太鹹 是醬香，特別 可以吃看看
寶哥的豬扒乾撈麵套餐 含飲料 $19.9也不錯

我从lot10广场下楼路过十号胡同，好奇走进来了，我来过这里几次，吃过这里的肠粉，广东叉烧饭，凉爽的豆腐……味道还不错，里面各种小吃都可以品尝，可以点符合自己口味的美食品尝，地址很好找，就在武吉免登热闹繁华路上，隔壁lot10隔壁。可以来品尝一下。

2025/07/08

陸陸續續一直會來這邊吃一些餐點 。品質各家都維持得不錯。

這邊有馬來西亞各式各樣的傳統小吃，價錢我覺得蠻合理的不會很貴。跟有些店家的價錢一樣。料理品質我覺得比路邊攤及一些小店家有品質多了。是個用餐的好地方。

The 三间庄 at RM12.80 is super delicious and generous portion, it is as good as my favourite stall outside my house. Highly recommend. The cendol is good too at RM4.80.

The review is solely for the Chilly Ban Mian stall within the food court. The portion of the chili pan mee is big and had quite good amount of heat. The noodles had a good al dente texture and taste with the smokiness of the sauce mixed with chilli crisp and oil. The over easy egg elevated the umami and the buttery mouthfeel of the dish. It could’ve been better with the addition of pork lard and woodear mushrooms for texture contrast while the soup could do with spinach or sweet leaf instead of a piece of tofu skin. The price charged was cheaper than its surrounding as it’s a stone’s throw away from KLCC.

Taste factor: 6.5/10
Cuisine: local, pan mee

it’s an old school hawker center, there are more than ten small Chinese hawkers, i tried the Wan Ton Soup(6 pcs.) for RM5, It’s taste simple and also quite delicious! Next time will try the Chili Pan Mee or something else.

After the payment, got a receipt and a bell, the bell will ring when the dish is ready.

It’s worth to visit here when you visit Suria KLCC or the KLCC Park, just under the Four Seasons KL.

フードコート。顧客は近隣のオフィス従業員中心。支払いは現金のみ。フォーシーズンズホテル地下だけあって清潔感は保持されています。カレーヌードルに甘味チェンドルがイチオシ。

My favourite cendol in KL! Good fluffy ice, dark and strong flavour gula melaka (not overly sweet), and topped with what seems to be coconut cream instead of milk. For RM4.80 it’s very good value.

Food court is busy at lunch but every other time it’s quiet. Nice atmosphere but the lighting is a bit dim!

I can think of another porky food court that serve such good hawker food in town.
Mostly run by store owner or local,if you prefer to serve by local. Reasonably priced. Very efficient although it’s packed during lunch time.
Cleanliness, air-cond temperature and service are one of better one.
Keep up the good work guys

The Sungei Wang Plaza Hawker centre has been renamed to Wang Food Court, with many more ceiling fans, standardised colourful tables and chairs, more greenery (albeit artificial green plants and shrubs). Most importantly the ventilation has been improved with better air flow (by adding more fans) and extraction fan, it much cooler so as to sit and eat.
It is still the cheapest place in Bukit Bintang area to eat the mix rice. Now more choices of food with many new food stores so as cater for halal and non halal food for our multi cultural society of malaysia.
TIP Sit in the centre where the bar tables and chairs, right underneath the ceiling fans

KL中心午餐很方便 Monorail走出去电梯上去就到
装修后比较凉快一点 不过还是很热

溏记食物也还好而已 虾面好一点 咖啡那些都不是很行 不够Kaw 也不便宜
杂饭越来越贵
板面猪肉粉要等蛮久
鸡饭普通
斋饭还行 食物没有保温
推荐艳姐面

Newly renovated. Added a lot of good stalls. I didnt take the latrst photos. Except for this food stall which i ordered. Located at the corner. The boss is very caring, neat, clean and most importantly – delicious and juicy. Perfect for my diet. I tried pandan pancakes. Something rare and traditional food. This is 1st time i could order from food court. Perfect dessert after meal. (June, 2025)

(Year 2023)
Located at level 4, very convenient. The place is clean and neat. Coffee from mixed rice store is really delicious.
The price is reasonable.

I tried dry pork noodle, the soup is tasty and flavourful. Kuey teow and mee hoon just nice, not soggy. The portion is big for me. The store is very generous, a lot of pork.

You can find halal food serving here too.

Working at Bukit Bintang but looking for cheaper options of foods? This place got you covered. Chinese food, mee, mamak, malay food are available. Their food is generally delicious. The place is located at the top of the building, 4th floor. Workers are very friendly. Beware, telco signalcis very weak in the hawker centre.

Yum rice by D.f..saw the staff tasted the soup with a spoon. Not sure he washed the spoon every time. Anyway, I am not feeling comfortable. The cooking area is congested. Suggest open kitchen concept for better hygiene.

The place got renovated. However, the food was still good.

口水鸡面 不是很好吃但算便宜

Do not waste your time. If you remember this place in its prime, prepare to be let down. It is now a ghost of its former glory, even at dinner time when it used to be packed, the crowd is gone. The food quality and taste have declined drastically. The once-famous and busy Curry Pork Skin Chee Cheong Fun is a prime example: they over-marinated the pork skin to the point where all you can taste is a thick, overpowering curry. The original pork skin flavor is completely lost. There are far better and tastier food options in the vicinity, but this establishment is no longer one of them.

【半山芭為食街生還記】
——坐下吃個糖水，我是做錯了什麼？

人生第一次踏入傳說中的為食街，結果一坐下就被警告⚠️：「喂～沒點飲料不能坐喔！」
我內心三條線：到底是來吃飯，還是來交保護費？
瞬間被趕去街尾的糖水店，感覺自己像街頭小卒，被打發去冷宮。

三送一糖水四選手登場：

芋泥甜湯
本來還以為是芋泥控的天堂，結果一喝：嗯，好喔，就這樣。
沒甜到心、也沒綿到魂，就是一碗努力在撐場面的普通朋友。

姜汁番薯湯
也是一樣中規中矩，沒有驚喜也沒有驚嚇，但要給老闆拍拍手
因為有幫我們加熱再上桌，這年頭熱心比糖還難找。

羅漢果蘆薈
羅漢果風味不錯，甜得清爽不膩，差點讓我以為遇見真愛。
可惜蘆薈部份太綿、沒口感，吃起來像喝到果凍失敗版。
再加點冰塊可能會升天，可惜我現在只能升溫。

燉蛋
最期待的一位，但翻車翻到對面街。
一入口直接魂飛魄散，有夠腥！完全無法下嚥……
建議店家：下一次拜託加一點薑糖，拜託 不然真的像是雞蛋本人在我嘴裡開會。

場地+服務小結：
環境老薯、桌椅油到會反光。重點是客人也不多，店員態度還一臉「你怎麼還不走」的既視感。
不過不得不說，整條街老建築真的滿有味道，拍照蠻有FU的。
吃是吃氣氛，不是吃美食。

總結一句話：
來這裡如果你沒有點飲料，你不是顧客，你是打擾人家生意的背景板。
糖水沒甜進心裡，服務態度也不怎麼甜……
不推！嘴巴不甜，心情也不會好！

藏在吉隆坡闹市里的街头小吃，每一口都是人间烟火的滋味
没有华丽装潢，没有浮夸菜单，却有最接地气的美味和熟悉的味道

The chee cheong fun is 4th generation now. It used to be very tasty. Big disappointment for this long overdue visit. The noodle is hard! The sweet sauce and curry no longer nice.

Char Kway Teow with duck egg has plenty of Wok hei and is most delicious. The curry chee cheong fun was good too. Fried chicken tastes better than Korean fried chicken. Marination was good and chicken meat was moist with a crispy skin.
We found the wonton mee a bit salty.
This place is unchanged after all these years.

Have a lot of hawker stall to choose for dinner, from noodles, fried chicken, soup and char keow teow. Walk way much better compare last time

Good taste for hawker food， must try the salted egg kwetiao and curry 肠粉。

Kasturi Walk Kuala Lumpur is a lively open-air market located right next to the famous Central Market. With its iconic star-shaped archway and vibrant stalls, this spot offers a fun and authentic Malaysian shopping experience. You’ll find everything from fresh tropical fruits and local snacks to souvenirs, handicrafts, clothing, and accessories. The atmosphere is colorful and bustling, perfect for both locals and tourists looking to explore KL’s street market culture. Since it’s connected to Central Market, it’s easy to enjoy both places in one trip. Whether you want to taste durian, grab a refreshing coconut drink, or shop for affordable gifts, Kasturi Walk is a must-visit. Friendly vendors, reasonable prices, and plenty of photo opportunities make this market one of the best places to experience the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

Kasturi Walk in Kuala Lumpur is a vibrant open-air flea market located beside Central Market on Jalan Hang Kasturi. It offers a colourful mix of local culture, handicrafts, souvenirs, and street food under a distinctive covered walkway that keeps it comfortable even during rain or heat. The market has a lively Malaysian atmosphere with occasional live performances and street musicians adding to the charm.

You’ll find stalls selling handicrafts, textiles, and souvenirs at reasonable prices along with street food like satay, rojak, and fresh juices. While some items are tourist-oriented, haggling can get you good deals. The evening is the best time to visit as the lights and cooler weather make it more enjoyable.

Cash is recommended as most vendors don’t accept cards. Pairing your visit with the adjacent Central Market makes the experience even better. Kasturi Walk is a fun stop for light shopping, snacks, and soaking in local vibes. Even though it can feel touristy at times, the energy and cultural touch make it worth a short visit.

A covered street that runs parallel to Pasar Seni/Central Market along its entire length. There are lots of small stalls selling food, clothes, sweets. A bit crowded but worth a visit! Beautiful!

Kasturi Walk is a lively, open-air street market located right next to Central Market in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. It’s a shorter stretch compared to places like Petaling Street, but still offers a fun and convenient spot to browse local street food, souvenirs, and affordable fashion.

The walk is covered by a high, modern canopy structure, providing some shade from the sun and occasional rain — a welcome feature in KL’s tropical weather. Stalls line both sides of the walkway, selling everything from bags, T-shirts, and sunglasses to snacks like roasted chestnuts, coconut shakes, grilled meats, and traditional Malaysian sweets.

One of the highlights of Kasturi Walk is its casual, laid-back vibe. You can stroll through without feeling too pressured to buy anything, and most vendors are friendly without being overly pushy. It’s a good spot for tourists to pick up inexpensive souvenirs like keychains, fridge magnets, or locally made trinkets.

While the offerings aren’t always unique — and some stalls do carry mass-produced or generic items — the location right next to Central Market makes it a convenient extension of your visit. If you’re already in the area, it’s worth spending an extra 20–30 minutes exploring the walk, grabbing a cold drink, or snacking on something local.

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⭐ Overall Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)

Pros:
• Conveniently located next to Central Market
• Covered walkway protects from sun/rain
• Good for cheap souvenirs and street snacks
• Relaxed, tourist-friendly vibe

Cons:
• Some stalls carry repetitive or generic items
• Smaller and less diverse than other KL markets
• Gets crowded during weekends and holidays

It is a smallish stretch of outdoor stalls with some shelter and near central market . Stalls are prettily set up but I did not find the offering of too much interest for myself but there are nibbles for those who are feeling peckish. I rate to recognise the pleasant set up and tastes of whether what is sold is attractive is subjective . To be done with a visit to the central market – an easy stroll around to while away an hour

2025.06.26 Day3
離開唐人街之後，來到了隔壁的中央市場旁的小攤街。有別於唐人街，中央市場外的攤販就比較偏向歐買的感覺，一攤一攤的攤販用的比較乾淨整潔，但是價格上當然也會比較高。

Located beside Central Market, Kasturi Walk offers a lively outdoor shopping experience with a mix of local street vendors and souvenir stalls. The covered walkway provides some shade, making it comfortable to explore even during the day.

While the variety of goods is interesting, ranging from handicrafts to snacks, pricing can be inconsistent, so it’s best to compare before purchasing. Overall, it’s a great spot to soak in the local atmosphere, though some stalls could improve their presentation.

每次来这里都吃猪肉粉，今天选了新档口叫鸡丝河粉，不错吃。这里还有很多东西吃，是一个不错的早餐，午餐的好去处。

The highlight at this food court is Peter’s Pork Noodles, an institution in Brickfields for decades. My favourite is the dry style kway teow with the pork soup served on the side.

But other stalls in this somewhat crowded food court are pretty good too. I would give a Recommended for the Hokkien Mee fried noodles stall; the Prawn Mee and Lam Mee stall (I like to mix the lam mee and prawn mee gravies); the Chinese Mix Rice Stall and Moorthi Mathai’s Indian Mix Rice stall.

Drinks are pretty decent though a tad expensive.

The place is quite hidden and not visible from the main road.

For first time visitor, one would likely be surprised by the food stalls and choices of food this place offers. I did and was glad someone introduced and brought me here.
You can dine on the ground floor, embracing the noise and food aroma, or go up to the 1st floor for a quieter atmosphere.

The price is very reasonable for the KL city area. It has sufficient varieties of food that can keep you come back regularly if you are having lunch in this Brickfield area.

Hidden gem known only by those working or having studied in Brickfields. This is a multi story food court famous for its pork noodle, chicken rice, Chee cheong fun, Vietnamese pho and banh mhi, Indian rice stall and many more. When it rains, the aircon flows and it’s free.

Curry Mee & Fish Ball noodles…
One of the most authentic taste ever. Friendly elderly lady who is very generous with the condiments of fish balls, meat balls, tofu pok. If you ask to drench abit with curry sauce, she gives you curry tofu pok too
But…go before noon or else difficult to find empty table.

这个鸡饭之前 是很好吃而且分量很多 现在越来越过分了 慢慢变难吃了 而且 这个鸡胸的分量少到离谱！！！！！

One of the biggest and most popular hawker centre in Brickfields. The place has good selection of hawker food to offer. The pork noodles here is famous and pretty good, the Sarawak kolo mee is also very good with excellent wantan side dish. The Western food and char koey teow here are also very popular. The place is very crowded during lunch time. Parking can be a big challenge here. Overall a good place for lunch. Recommended

Tempat nya tidak besar ,hanya 1 gang saja kurang lebih panjang gang 200 meter tapi banyak makanan, kebetulan saya datang di hari senin jadi banyak tenant tidak buka, dan saya mencoba 3 macam makanan dan menurut saya tidak fail, untuk rasa termasuk OK

The area is nt crowd.
The 1941 years char keow is really taste bad. It’s nt worth to the money. Vr bitter Mayb cz of the kicap. The small portion charkeow teow n bihun char cost me rm25 . Having very bad experience. I won’t recommend it .

The street was only filled with half with stalls. Food was great. I tried the char koaw teow and mutton soup. It’s really authentic. Cheng teng too the taste. Vy little ingredient though for rm7. Give it a try you will love it.hope there will be more stalls soon.

Outside without air-conditioning, many food ok, maybe better environment can be more appreciated but it is just experience of Malaysian hawker center and night market.

Char Kuay Teow is good, some of fried noodles, drinks are authentic, some of stalls are classic.

Still worth to visit once but dont know I will keep going.

Firstly, parking is hard to get, after that, the place is located behind some big rubbish bin, the places are dirty, the food is overpriced plus sucks. 2 cheecheong fun, 2 Yong Tau foo cost either Rm22 or 26. Fried Chempedak Rm2.50 each (S size), Fried radish cake Rm7 (S), Fried kuey teow Rm8, Glutinous rice (not cook, empty n tasteless). Advise those who haven’t been there, not to go

Should try this shop. 35 for a whole fish, cheap, fresh and delicious

It was a really quiet lane after a heavy rain on a weekday night. For such set up, the price is like average RM10 which is kinda expensive.

Char keow teow and prawn noodle are not too bad. The pork porridge closer to the char keow teow stall is alright