Kuala Lumpur's new popular snack street, a second to cross the 1960s.

💃Kwai Chai Hong is a new attraction opened last year, similar to our new world in major cities 💃Here is a replica of the golden age of Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown in the 1960s. In addition to murals and old objects, you can take photos. There are many popular shops, and there is a subway at the door, which is very convenient for shopping and eating. 💃Kwai Chai Hong is very close to Petaling Street, you can stroll together, there are 6 murals in the alley, drawn by masters, all are the stories of Chinese in the 1960s, for foreign tourists, you can also read history as a small museum . In addition, there are three popular restaurants: 🍽️Ho Kow Hainanese Kopitiam A tea restaurant that has been passed down for four generations, and the queue is very spectacular. If you don’t bring a baby, you can rush! 🍽️Yum Cha Kee It is also a tea restaurant with a retro decoration style. The predecessor is a century-old post office 🍽️LUCKIN KOPI A trendy shop selling all kinds of dishes, Malay, Chinese and Western food are available, KOPI can be refilled for free, and there are children's meals~ 🚇Transportation ✔️MRT/LRT Take to Pasar Seni Station, walk to the exit of MRT, walk from Pintu A to Jalan Panggung, Kwai Chai Hong is behind the shops on this road ✔️KL Monorail Take to Maharajalela Station, walk to Jalan Petaling, about 10 minutes walk.