9 places curated from 10 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown, mentioned as a place to taste hawker food and explore temples.
A recently renovated Hindu temple right next to Chinatown.
A restored Chinatown lane recreating the 1960s, with stunning murals and street art. The hosts compare it to a miniature Georgetown in Penang.
A Hainanese chicken rice restaurant founded in 1938 by three immigrants from Hainan. It is known for tender steamed village chicken and crispy roast pork.
Chinatown institution serving traditional bitter herbal jelly (guilinggao), eaten for its cooling properties. It comes with sugar syrup on the side for beginners.
Creative community space inside the 1940s Rex Cinema, with cafes, bars and vintage memorabilia shops. A huge maze-like library spans the old theatre levels.
Cafe inside REXKL serving pour-overs made from Malaysian liberica beans. The coffee has a funky tropical fruitiness reminiscent of jackfruit and durian.
A cafe tucked away on Petaling Street serving modern Malaysian dishes with a global twist. It is reachable via the free GO KL Purple Line bus or the LRT to Pasar Seni.
A Taoist temple in Chinatown recommended as a sight worth seeing.