Trip.Best Top 20 Light Bites in Kuala Lumpur [2024]

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"Kedai Kopi Lai Foong is located in Jalan Tun H.S.Lee, Kuala Lumpur city centre, just opposite Chinatown. This Chinese kopitiam is famous for its Beef noodles, Lala(Clam) Noodles, Roasted Pork & Char Siew, and also coffee.Business hours: open daily from 6.30am - 4.30pm."

"Axi Bak Kut Tea is a Malaysian chain of Bak Kut Tea shops, he has a history of nearly 100 years. Although it is a chain store, the Bak Kut Tea here is made according to the traditional method, it is really very delicious. Not only can sugar be eaten here, but also packaged, a bag of thick meat and bone tea, you can drink as a drink while walking, it is really rare."

"All are homemade fish products. I think the fish tofu inside is delicious. There is no taste of flour. The standard Chaozhou practice is cheap and good. The sand is also delicious."

"Not bad Indian food snack bar, the roast chicken inside is delicious, mainly to eat this chicken, the Indian rice is a bit spicy, the overall price is very cheap, that cake is super affordable."

"After finish eating at this restaurant, then can buy some cake to bring back home to eat. The delicious cake from this restaurant is kaya swissroll or kaya cake. Very famous because the yut kee kaya is very good taste."

"Kuala Lumpur's old-fashioned Bak Kut Tea, it is not near the city center, a bit biased, the pork foot Bak Kut Tea inside is very good, it is recommended to add a fried dough stick, it is great to put it in Bak Kut Tea."

"Staying at the Fashion Hotel, this noodle restaurant is less than 500 meters away in a straight line. The first time I walked according to Baidu map, I walked for more than half an hour to find it. The second time I was familiar, I walked all the way west on the hotel road, and there was a pothole cement road next to the Qwell Building. The noodle soup tastes lighter, the environment is average, the real hand-made noodles, the toughness is full of good taste. The soup noodles are all added with dried fish (everywhere on the table in Malaysia), sugar heart water eggs, and unknown green leafy vegetables, and the amount of noodles is not much (men are not full enough). The boss is more than 75, and can speak welfare or Mandarin with a Cantonese accent. Seeing that we are from China, we asked if we are from Shanghai. It seems that we admire Shanghai very much and want to go back to Shanghai. Every noodles is not expensive, only MYR 11."

"The old-fashioned tofu flower of Cichang Street is only sold during the day, and the stalls are closed in the afternoon, so you have to eat early. The entrance of the ice bean flower is very comfortable, and the freshly ground soy milk tastes very good and the price is cheap."

"The authentic Malaysian stall dishes, grilled fish barbecue grilled seafood, and beer. I asked for a store's homemade yogurt, which is cheap and delicious. I recommend this store. The price is also very close to the people."

"Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam is situated in Jalan Balai Polis, City Centre, Kuala Lumpur. The kopitiam serves aesthetic traditional Hainanese food, foods overall nice with affordable price, I love their 'Cham'(coffee+Tea)! You would always see the crowds waiting infront of the kopitiam."