Taste the best of Malaysian cuisines on this interactive food trail around Kuala Lumpur.
From street vendors to mamak stalls, food courts and hole-in-the-wall restaurants, you'll discover several secret places that locals go to for food! The possibilities are endless: think street food, hawker delights and local cuisines that showcase our Malay, Chinese and Indian customs. On the way, you'll explore KL's old streets, narrow passageways and neighborhoods - all while learning about Malaysia's colorful food culture and heritage with a local guide.
Food and transportation fees are covered, so just bring yourself and your tummy on this delicious adventure.
Summary
Your journey begins at the Bangsar LRT station, where you will make your way on foot to around the neighbourhood and eat your way around. I will select some of Malaysia's awesome food for you to try, such as nasi lemak, banana leaf rice, deep fried snacks, local desserts and more.
02:30 PM
End - Bye!
This tour will only depart with a minimum of 2 pax and maximum number of 10 pax only. You require a decent amount of fitness. Below 3 years old - free of charge (no baby seat/stroller provided during tour).
Bring a cap, umbrella, a pack of tissue paper and carry a water bottle. Wearing shoes or sandals is highly encouraged too.
LRT Bangsar, Jalan Bangsar Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
How to get thereMyNews outlet bangsar LRT station.
Ivanhoe
Charles or more fondly known as Charlie by the locals is a great guide. He is a person who is very familiar with Kuala Lumpur and very close to the community. This can be seen by the way the locals call up to him and jokes with him when he brings us around the area. Charlie also inform and explain on the history behind the heritage of the site. We also manage to sample a lot of street food and was treated to a great lunch. Being a local, I have not even known of the places he brought us and this has been a great experience for me.