3 places curated from 10 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
KL's famous food street, crowded at night and especially on weekends. It serves Malaysian, Chinese, Malay, Indian and international food, including barbecue, durian, jackfruit and shawarma.
Chinatown institution serving traditional bitter herbal jelly (guilinggao), eaten for its cooling properties. It comes with sugar syrup on the side for beginners.
A hawker food court in a market building that is popular for breakfast. It gets very busy and only stays open until around 1โ2 p.m.