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- Madam Tang Muah Chee. First on our list is undeniably our all-time favourite snack - muah chee made by Muah Chee Queen herself, Madam Tang. These glutinous rice balls coated with peanuts are a fun treat to chew on as you walk around Petaling Street.
- Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Mee & Chee Cheong Fun. Fill up your tummies with a plate of the staple KL Hokkien mee. Established in the 1920s, Kim Lian Kee has been referred to as the birthplace of the Hokkien mee in KL and locals claim it remains till today as one of the best joints in town.
- Lai Foong Lala Noodles. Located an easy 5-minute walk from Petaling Street, Lai Foong Coffee Shop is a decades-old kopitiam where you can get a variety of delicious local eats, including a bowl of nourishing (and super addictive) lala soup noodles.
- Sin Kiew Yee Shin Kee Beef Noodles. If you're a fan of beef noodles, you'll love the ones you can get at Shin Kee Beef Noodles! Located just across the street from Lai Foong Coffee Shop, Shin Kee Beef Noodles always has a long queue during lunch time.
- Kim Soya Bean
- Lai Foong Lala Noodles
- Madam Tang Muah Chee Queen
- Uncle Loh’s Apam Balik
- Kim Lian Kee
- Koon Kee Wantan Mee
- Hon Kee Porridge
- Sweet Potato Balls
- Madras Lane Yong Tau Foo
- Hong Kee Claypot Chicken Rice
You can’t possibly miss Kim Soya Bean as there’s always a crowd hovering about. Flocked by tourists and locals alike, it’s not hard to see why. The soft and velvety smooth Tau fu fa (RM2.40) in little plastic bowls practically melts in your mouth. You can also choose between the two syrups, white or brown, and with a hint of ginger. It’s a treat ju...
I have to admit that as soon as the famed bowl of Lala Noodles (RM13) at Lai Foong Lala Noodleshit the table, I was completely blown away just by the smell. And I swooned quietly with my first bite. With the sweetness of the fresh clams, the heady fragrance of the Chinese wine, along with the addition of ginger, I quickly understood why this broth ...
Can’t find Madam Tang Muah Chee Queen’s pushcart? Just wait for speakers blaring “Yat lau yat lau, wat luet luet,” the Cantonese phrase which translates to “Top quality, silky smooth muah chee” and you’ve got the right one. The 73-year-old’s presence in Petaling Street is a comforting one, having been here for more than 50 years. Order the Muah Che...
If you’re looking for a sweet and light snack to eat, you can try Uncle Ah Loh’s Apam Balik (RM1.20). The 69-year-old uncle has been selling apam balikfor almost 30 years, and has a loyal following. So you know you’ll get good stuff here. To make things more efficient, Ah Loh makes his apam balikin a large pan before swiftly slicing everything into...
Founded in 1927 by an enterprising Hokkien/Fujianese immigrant, Ong Kim Lian, is one of KL’s oldest and most recognisable food brand-name. In fact, Mr Ong himself was credited with the invention of Kim Lian Kee’s legendary Kuala Lumpur-style fried Hokkien noodles. The secret to a perfect plate of Kim Lian Kee’s legendary hokkien mee? Wok hei, which...
This hawker dish has always been a breakfast staple to many locals. Tucked in the corner of Petaling Street, Koon Kee Wantan Meeserves up perfectly cooked noodles that have such a delightful spring and bite to it. It has been operating since 1942 and the restaurant is run by third generation now. Order a medium sized plate of Wantan Mee (RM8), and ...
Hon Kee Porridgeestablished their name for three generations starting from their late grandfather Wong Yu Wah started this stall in 1949. You can easily spot their bright red banner outside the stall. Hon Kee Porridge is still as busy as ever so do come early if you want to have a nice seat. You can opt for their Raw Snakehead Fish Porridge (RM6.50...
Walk past by this Sweet Potato Ballscart in Petaling Street and you’ll be treated to the decadent sight of sweet potato balls fried in a huge black pot. This has been an ongoing sight for the past 40 years. Made fresh on a daily basis, the sweet potatoes are first steamed and mashed, and then mixed with sugar and flour to form the marble-sized ball...
One of Malaysia’s most famous street foods, where better to dig into a plate than at Madras Lane Yong Tau Foo? Having operated for more than 60 years, each piece of yong tau foo is priced at RM1.60, be it lady’s finger, fried dumpling, foo-chok, red chilli, brinjal, or others. So how do you place an order? First, you wait in line to get a bowl. The...
One cannot skip out a visit to Petaling Street without going to Hong Kee Claypot Chicken Rice for a satisfying dinner. Each of the Claypot Chicken Rice (RM15)is prepared and cooked individually using charcoal stoves, giving it that extra oomph in flavour. Make sure to stir your rice and chicken so that you can get those yummy rice crusts at the bot...
- Song Kee’s Beef Ball Noodles. Still running its business after a good old 70 years, you know Song Kee is a must-visit places to eat in Petaling Street KL.
- Merchant’s Lane. Considered a hidden cafe in Chinatown, Merchant’s Lane is one of the prettiest places to eat in Petaling Street KL. We’ve put them first in our 20 Instagrammable Cafes in KL, check out why.
- China Town Seng Kee. Seng Kee is yet another Cantonese restaurant nestled in Chinatown. Serving Cantonese fares, their claypot lou shu fan (rat-tail noodle) is extremely popular.
- Old China Cafe. Walk down the memory lane with Old China Cafe. Set in a pre-war shophouse, Old China remains its charm, with an added touch of modernism.
Jun 16, 2021 · Discover the best local delicacies in Petaling Street, a popular spot for tourists and locals. From lala noodle to egg tart, from claypot chicken rice to Portuguese grilled fish, here are the 10 street food to try in KL.
- Merchant’s Lane. This cafe’s cosy and welcoming atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for you to gather with your loved ones. We believe that their Butter Chicken Pasta is the best Petaling Street food, as it is just delicious.
- Sweet Potato Ball Petaling Street. These potato balls are a must-try on your Jalan Petaling food adventure! Every bite of their potato balls, known as one of the legends, will satisfy you.
- Sin Kiew Yee Shin Kee Beef Noodles. This famous restaurant serves some of the most authentic beef noodles! The soup is fairly light, yet the rich flavours will leave you wanting more.
- Small Shifting Space (SSS) You know where to go if you want to eat Petaling Street food after a long day at work. This spot is precisely what the name implies: a small shifting space with a really nice environment that appears intimate for a good catch up with some close friends.
Feb 15, 2023 · Petaling Street is now home to temples, shopping, and hawker stalls serving up the top street foods in Kuala Lumpur. A number of these street food stalls have been around for over 50 years and are onto not the first or second, but third generation of family looking after the business.
Mar 28, 2023 · Even though Petaling Streets boasts vendors selling street foods, you can also find a significant number of good restaurants offerings an array of culturally diverse cuisines. Here are the top 16 restaurants in Petaling Street with brief descriptions to help narrow your options.
