Chinatown Kuala Lumpur

Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur is a vibrant and bustling enclave teeming with rich culture and history. Nestled in the heart of the city, it offers an eclectic mix of street food, markets, and traditional shops. Petaling Street is the main highlight, renowned for its bustling night market where you can haggle for souvenirs and sample delicious local delicacies. The area's diverse architecture, from temples to colonial-era buildings, adds to its charm.

This is where the first sago processing factory was located. Back then this is to go place for everything during festive season. from decoration to food to clothing. Today you could still spot the old traders shop’s sandwich between the trendy cafe and restaurants. The main attractions to Petaling Street is the authentic local Chinese food. From the famous Hokkian fried noodles to wantan noodles to lala noodle to grilled fish to clay pot chicken rice to bbq chicken wings to roasted duck

there are always good food, shopping, things to see and do in Chinatown, Kulua Lumpur in the day or night. best to take public transportation here as there are limited parking facilities around. the nearest train station, Pasa seni

Many stalls to visit ... can see unique cargo items.. reasonable prices. can bargain.

Limited variety of products and nothing much to buy here. All the shops are selling similar things. You could get the same things elsewhere at much cheaper prices. Also, look out for knockoffs that were passed off as the real deal.

Found a instagramable place to hangout for some Nyonya food and coffee.. Taste authentic and decent..Anyone want to take a nice photo must come here..