Kuala Lumpur is now visa-free! Here comes the one-stop guide for dining and accommodation~

Worried about language barriers when traveling abroad with the family? Or that the food won't suit your taste? Fear not, we've found the perfect destination that's more suitable for the physical constitution of Chinese babies! It's in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia🇲🇾. In addition to being visa-free, the presence of Chinese communities and Chinese-speaking landlords make communication a breeze, and the authentic Chinese and Western cuisine will satisfy the whole family's taste buds. When in Kuala Lumpur, don't forget to bring a 512G stomach🍽️! For an authentic culinary experience, stay with Airbnb! - 📍Eat, stay, and snap photos near landmarks 🏠 Walk to Petronas Towers from a Stylish Apartment (P2-3) ✔️Stay in the heart of Kuala Lumpur and take a family photo in the rooftop garden with a panoramic view of the cityscape! ✔️Walk to the famous Petronas Towers and nearby trendy Nyonya-flavored restaurants to satisfy everyone's taste buds in minutes! · 📍Be a 'local' for a day in the quiet old town 🏠 Classic Bohemian Loft House in Kuala Lumpur City (P5-6) ✔️Located in the city center, this Bohemian cottage lets you enjoy the breeze through lace curtains while snuggling in a swing chair with the kids, relaxing. ✔️Within walking distance to train and bus stations, take your family to explore Kuala Lumpur's food and local shops, experiencing the life of a 'local'! ✔️Remember to check the host's guide! Treasure trove eateries known only to locals, like satay fish and Hainanese chicken rice, are all listed inside! · 📍Experience the authentic atmosphere of Malaysia 🏠 KLCC View Stylish Loft 3 Bed-Bathtub-Rooftop Pool (P7) ✔️Stay in a duplex loft with large floor-to-ceiling windows, where you can share a 360-degree city skyline and the Twin Towers view with your family from the rooftop pool. ✔️Host Ken speaks Chinese, so communication is effortless! Not only does he offer late-night airport pick-up, but he also recommends the Jalan Alor night market for the whole family to experience the authentic Malaysian atmosphere! · Take your family on a journey with Airbnb in Kuala Lumpur, 'feast' your way through this city where Eastern and Western cultures blend, and feel its unique charm~ ]

Be surrounded by murals at Jalan Alor

Located in Bukit Bintang area, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. We took a Grab car from our hotel to hunt for murals at the Jalan Alor street art before walking to the food street for dinner. Murals on walls and buildings are common now, but here I'm like surrounded by them. I went in 2022 and could only find these colourful ones. We saw remnants of a mural on the ground which was supposed to be a stream (the photo with the cloud). Jalan Alor food street is also known as a night market as it is more bustling at night. It is a long food street with stalls lined up on both sides. Be spoilt for choice! #malaysia #kualalumpur #jalanalor #travel

Kuala Lumpur Unveiled: Sip, Explore, and Soar - A Traveler's Guide to Malaysia's Vibrant Capital

Destination: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Introduction: Kuala Lumpur, often referred to as KL, is a vibrant and diverse city that offers a mix of modern and traditional experiences. During your visit, you explored some iconic landmarks, including the Banyan Tree Hotel bar, Batu Caves, and the Petronas Twin Towers. Here's a guide to help others make the most of their trip to this exciting city. 1. Banyan Tree Hotel Bar: Location: Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur, 2 Jalan Conlay, 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Experience: Start your journey with a taste of luxury by visiting the rooftop bar at the Banyan Tree Hotel. Enjoy breathtaking views of the city's skyline while sipping on cocktails and indulging in delicious snacks. Tips: Make a reservation in advance for the best seating and arrive just before sunset to witness the transition from day to night. 2. Batu Caves: Location: Batu Caves, Gombak, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia. Experience: Explore the iconic Batu Caves, a series of caves and cave temples that are sacred to Hindus. Climb the colorful staircase leading to the caves, and admire the massive golden statue of Lord Murugan. Tips: Wear comfortable clothing and be prepared for a bit of a climb. Respect the religious significance of the site and dress modestly. 3. Petronas Twin Towers: Location: Petronas Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Experience: No visit to Kuala Lumpur is complete without seeing the Petronas Twin Towers. Take an elevator ride to the observation deck for panoramic views of the city. Tips: Buy tickets online in advance to avoid long queues. Visit both during the day and at night to witness the towers' stunning illumination. 4. Local Cuisine: Must-Try Dishes: While in KL, don't miss out on trying local dishes such as Nasi Lemak, Char Kway Teow, and Roti Canai. Street Food: Explore Jalan Alor for a wide variety of street food options that will tantalize your taste buds. Food Markets: Visit Central Market and Petaling Street for authentic Malaysian street food and unique souvenirs. 5. Cultural Experiences: Islamic Arts Museum: Explore the rich Islamic heritage at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, showcasing an impressive collection of artifacts. KL Forest Eco Park: Take a break from the urban hustle and visit this lush forest reserve located in the heart of the city. 6. Transportation: Public Transport: KL has an efficient public transportation system, including the LRT, MRT, and buses, making it easy to get around. Grab: Consider using the Grab app for convenient and affordable ridesharing services within the city. Conclusion: Kuala Lumpur offers a dynamic blend of culture, modernity, and natural beauty. Whether you're exploring iconic landmarks, indulging in local cuisine, or immersing yourself in the city's diverse culture, there's something for every traveler to enjoy in this captivating Malaysian city. Have a fantastic time exploring Kuala Lumpur! #KualaLumpurAdventures

📍JALAN ALOR STREET FOOD

Jalan Alor comes alive at night , transforming into a vibrant food street in the heart of KL City Center. A must visit place when you are in KL, where the street is filled with various local favourite delicacies along the way; you will be spoilt for choice! 😆 It’s got a great vibe and it’s tons of fun. Many tourists come here to enjoy Chinese, Thai and Malaysian cuisine. Super busy , super crowded! 😜 #deliciousfood #jalanalor #klfoodie #foodstreet #discoverkl

Alor Street, Kuala Lumpur

#timetotravel Jalan Alor, a vibrant street in Kuala Lumpur, is celebrated for its lively and diverse food scene. This bustling thoroughfare transforms into a bustling open-air food market in the evening, attracting both locals and tourists. The array of food stalls and restaurants offer a wide selection of Malaysian and international cuisines, making it a paradise for food enthusiasts. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to sample various dishes, from traditional local delicacies to flavors from different cultures. The energetic atmosphere, colorful signs, and sizzling aromas create a sensory experience that's both exciting and appetizing. #travel#urbanexplorer#mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#passionpassport#kualalumpur#malaysia

Jalan Alor, the Foodies' Paradise!

Jalan Alor is an unique and famous food destination located within the Bukit Bintang area where in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. During the day, there is not much activity but when the sun goes down, the street will be hustling & bustling, numerous of lanterns and colourful neon signs glowing in the dark. All the eateries, snack & dessert stalls, fresh fruit(local fruits especially the Durian & Coconut) and juice stalls are ready to serves the foodies and tourists from all over the place. Jalan Alor food street is not just a place for the locals but foreigners also frequently visit here to taste the delightful Malaysian food(Chinese, Malay & Indian cusines). There are even have several localized Thai & Vietnamese eateries, the foods are diverse and plentiful with comparable price between the eateries. Beside that, the eateries here have friendly and welcoming atmosphere, they showcasing their menu upfront without pressuring customers, absolutely a must visit place in KL! #deliciousfood#mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic

Best Char Kway Teow in KL

Address: Cu Cha Restaurant, Jalan Alor kl Street Art 1Lane Kuala Lumpur, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Price: 💰💰 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ After landing at KL, we were starving and needed food asap! We remembered there's a popular eating spot near our hotel, so we decided to explore. We decided to grab some local delights at the famous Jalan Alor. We settled for this store as it was crowded. We ordered:- 1. Char Kway Teow - 10/10 the best Kway Teow I've ever eaten in my 26 years of living! The noodle was chewy, flavour was balanced and it has the wok hey taste. 2. Watermelon juice - 10/10 very sweet and refreshing! A must order here. 3. Coconut juice - 4/10 skip the coconut here as it's not sweet nor refreshing. 4. Sambal sotong - 10/10 not quite what we had in mind in terms of bbq sambal sotong, but it was delicious as a dish itself. The sambal tasted like the gravy you would get in asam fish head. 5. Garlic prawn - 4/10 skip this. Prawn was not fresh nor was the sauce good. 6. Asam fish head curry - 7/10 flavour was good but you will not get to see the fish head as they chop it into smaller pieces. Thus you will not be able to determine if they gave you the full fish head you paid for. 7. Chicken satay - 0/10 chicken was dry and not worth the purchase. Overall this is a decent place to eat at Jalan Alor, stick to their sambal dishes and Char Kway Teow for the best food experience! #kualalumpur

Jalan Alor Food Street

This is a really good street to walk down and enjoy the atmosphere then choose a place to sit and enjoy some food or drink. Even if you are not particularly hungry, you will be willing to try some great food on the grill and see the beautiful fruits offered for sale. You should go after 6pm. Fabulous night spot close to Bukit Bintang. Slightly more expensive than other street food around Kuala Lumper but well worth the visit. #wecreate

2023, the first outbound trip, heading to Malaysia 🇲🇾.

On February 1st, I started my journey from Changsha and arrived in Kuala Lumpur via Hong Kong. Kuala Lumpur is the capital of Malaysia and has many delicious foods and attractions, making it a worthwhile place to visit. Here, I tasted the local specialty of Bak Kut Teh, a soup made from pork, herbs, and spices, with a rich and delicious flavor that I will never forget. Next, I arrived at Aro Street, which is a vibrant and lively place with many snack shops and stores. It's a great place for shopping and tasting local cuisine. I wandered around here, bought some local specialties, and also tried some local snacks. It felt really good. The next day, I went to the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur. This is a skyscraper with a height of 452 meters and is one of the iconic buildings in Kuala Lumpur. I took the elevator to the top floor and enjoyed the stunning view of the entire city, feeling very impressed. Next, I took a plane to Langkawi, which is a beautiful island with blue sky, white clouds, and blue sea, a great place for vacation and leisure. I went to Eagle Square, one of the most famous attractions in Langkawi, where there are many eagles to watch and take photos. Afterwards, I went to the beach, feeling the beauty of the sea breeze and waves. There were many tourists and local residents playing and sunbathing on the beach, very comfortable. Finally, I am waiting for the arrival of the sunset, with the sun setting in the west and the interweaving of light and shadow on the sea, which makes people feel very wonderful and magical. Here, I feel the tranquility and beauty of nature, and also experience the joy and meaning of travel. This trip has brought me many wonderful memories and experiences, and has also helped me to better understand different cultures and ways of life. Traveling is an attitude and a way of life that allows us to step out of our homes, explore the world, and experience the colorful and wonderful aspects of life.

Jalan Alor street art

Street art in Malaysia is getting more and more famous and is amazing! The local street art revolution has been evolving which gives us Instagram users more cool backgrounds to post our #ootd (outfit of the day) photos. These graffiti masterpieces are created by talented local artists and foreigners. If you have realised, the street art may give some people the false impression of vandalism when it is merely a gesture to make intricate life-sized paintings – an iconic piece. #yearofrabbit #newyearadventure #foodie #urbanexplorer

The Famous Jalan Alor Night Market

Located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, the Jalan Alor Night Market is a convenient destination that’s sure to satisfy your foodie cravings. It’s within the Bukit Bintang area, so it’s easily accessible if you’re staying in the city centre. Getting There - Nearest metro station is Bukit Bintang Attractions - Wide.Variety of Food Choices Hotels - Many hotel nearby to suit all budget Food & Restaurants - Enjoy a wide selection of food along Jalan Alor. Shopping - Souvenirs shopping available here #jalanalor #kuala_lumpur #malaysia #tonywanderlust

Jalan Alor Street Food

Address - Jalan Alor Highlights - Open area street food Avg. Price per Person - RM50 Rating - 3 out of 5 If you're around Bukit Bintang area at night, you should dine at Jalan Alor for local food like fried rice, fried noodles, satay, seafood and so many other choices. Even if you don't feel dine in, there are snacks like fried bananas, cut fruits, fruits juices and fried snacks that you could just take away. Do note that the prices are on the high side as the place is crowded with foreigners. Also, don't come here if it rains as almost all restaurants seats are in open area. Few restaurants that serve halal meals. #meetkualalumpur

Street food Hawkers

#meetkualalumpur I stayed at the area of Bukit Bintang, the shopping and entertainment district of Kuala Lumpur (KL). My #tripblazers #fallingforfall location was so strategic because it was near Jalan Alor, a street that is full of hawkers and restaurants. Jalan Alor, which translates to Alor Street in English, is a food haven for locals and tourists alike. It’s a quiet street in daytime and transforms into a night market, hustling and bustling with activity. You’ll encounter people of different nationalities, local performers, and interesting beggars (you’ll know what I mean when you go there). it’s a touristy area so prices are higher than usual. But the quality of the food remains superb. For me the durian store is always my favourite 🤩

Jalan Alor Food Street in Bukit Bintang

If you’re a foodie and looking to try variety of food options, Jalan Alor is a place that you must visit. It’s a long stretch of food street located in the heart of Bukit Bintang. It is a busy street and can easily get crowded especially during weekends and peak hours. I would recommend sticking to the ones that are busy and have lots of people eating so that you know it’s fresh and delicious. #urbanexplorer #foodie #tripblazers

Jalan Alor Food Street - foodies must visit

#meetkualalumpur #dinetilllate If you are near Bukit Bintang area and am looking for dinner options, do consider walking to the Jalan Alor food area. They have a wide range of food options from Korean, Chinese, Malay to Thai etc so there will definitely be something you like. For those full after dinner and just wan to have a walk, consider the mango sticky rice or coconut ice cream :) Coconut ice cream in its real form really has the Thailand vibes as well. Can try durian too. Else just take a walk and busk into the vibes here, packed and lots of sellers selling different things including toys, diy metal wire keychains, umbrella etc.

Jalan Alor Street KL

place has many food on the street. went to cu cha restaurant, has many food options too. has many thai restaurants around too. street food are available too.

Jalan Alor - KUL

#klinsider Jalan Alor, The street that comes alive at night. Great street market. Many food options to try - stick with the ones that are busy and have lots of locals at them! Food was delicious and fresh. Vendors very accommodating and all spoke English to some degree. Yes, it's a tourist spot for sure, but it also has great atmosphere and food. Prices are reasonable - not "bargain basement" but still very reasonable. Order the small size of everything so you can try more things. We went back more than once. Oddly, cars are still permitted on the street, so watch your back. They tend to move slowly but they will surprise you as they emerge from the crowd. It should be a pedestrian street only during the night market.

FOODS HEAVEN IN JALAN ALOR

#klinsider Due to its close proximity to Bukit Bintang area, This famous foods heaven is a must visit place when you are in Kuala Lumpur. A lot of different choice of food especially Malaysian snack and finger food. There are many seafood restaurants which served a sumptuous seafood food. This is also a great place to try different type of Durians. It is recommended to visit this attraction in late afternoon and night as the vibe will be more interesting. Location : Jalan Alor, Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur Getting here : Get off at MRT bukit bintang or monorail bukit bintang Station.It just a couple of walk away from the station.

Jalan Alor Street Food

#klinsider Jalan Alor is a famous and unique food street in Kuala Lumpur. It is located in the heart of the city within the Bukit Bintang area near all the popular hotels and restaurants. Some of the best culinary delights that Malaysia has to offer are not at the swanky overpriced restaurants but right at the sidewalks, in the rows and rows of hawker stalls. Stalls take up both sides of the road selling food that best represents Malaysia. It was once known as a red light district that later on became literally a food haven."The entire road forms an unbroken river of delicacies, so take your pick and immerse yourself in a truly authentic street-food scene. #streetfood #malaysiatourist

KL street food

If you are in Kuala Lumpur, don't forget to try the street food at Jalan Alor, near Bukit Bintang. Me and my friend went to this Wong Ah Wah restaurant where he wants to reminiscine of his childhood trip. The chinese food here is nice, especially chicken wing and crispy sotong! So delicious and taste good. Although considered quite pricey, I'd never forget the taste. If you are prone to allergic, I suggest you not to eat the seafood here. My eczema came after having the meal, but is okay because I have time to go pharmacy and buy the medicine. Address: No 1, Jln Alor, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia #passionpassport #foodie #urbanexplorer #kualalumpur

Jalan alor night market

What comes to mind when you think about the best food in Kuala Lumpur? Jalan Alor Food Night Market is probably one of the first things that come to mind. The vibrant night market is home to some of the best Kuala Lumpur food at crazy prices. So, if you’re looking for a unique culinary experience, be sure to check out Jalan Alor Food Night Court! From delicious street food to traditional Malaysian cuisine, there’s something for everyone at Jalan Alor. When the sun begins to end another day in Kuala Lumpur, it’s time to think about dinner and what might be on the menu for the evening. In KL, there are numerous top-notch restaurants to choose from, but not a lot beats the vibrant atmosphere of the Jalan Alor Food Night Market.

Jalan Alor, Kuala Lumpur

Checked in into travelodge hotel. The stayed was so comfortable with parking. The room and bathroom was very clean. At night, you can experienced a lot of seafood restaurant along Jalan Alor. Walking distance to tourist attraction of Bukit Bintang and Pavilion shopping mall, Lot 10 and Sg Wang Plaza.

Jalan Alor Night Market

Jalan Alor, located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, near to popular Bukit Bintang street, is a very convenient destination for tourists if you stay in city center. The street is closed at night for pedestrians, with all the food stall and restaurants along the street. Few must try foods that I would recommend are: - BBQ chicken wing, cooked over a smoky charcoal grilled, is one of the best I’ve ever tried, the meat was tender and slid of the bone easily. -Satay, the locals love it, can order a good mix of lamb, beef and chicken, min 10 sticks. -BBQ sting ray, KL style is slightly different from others, their sting ray is served dry without any gravy, it’s incredibly good. - Char Kuey Tiao, oyster omelette, chili crab, cendol, desserts are some other must try foods… #deliciousfood#awesomepic#culturalattractions

Quiet street of JALAN ALOR

Definitely historic this Jalan Alor. However they're no longer the same as previous year. Not many hawkers as most of them closing their business. But 1 thing unique is, you can find DURIAN Seller here. No matter what season they always be here. #couplestrip#maydaytrip#urbanexplorer#happylaborday#roadtrip

Jalan Alor, Kuala Lumpur's Jalan Alor, has more than 50 years of history and more than 100 kinds of food. It is famous in the world and has been highly recommended by domestic foodie Cai Wei. There are a wide variety of snacks to satisfy your expectations for food. Here, we met a Western brother with a choice of disorders, he looked at the many types, chose a long time, hahaha, still very cute. We also met a very interesting American uncle, watching me take pictures with my mobile phone, and he took other mobile phones to shoot me, TT. In addition to the food, the night view of Arrow Street is also very fascinating under the efforts of the Kuala Lumpur City Council. Food, beauty and interesting people are the biggest highlights of Jalan Alor in Kuala Lumpur. z

Speaking of the famous night market in Southeast Asia, there are Khao San Road in Bangkok, Fan Wu Lao Street in Ho Chi Minh, and Arro Street in Kuala Lumpur. The night of Arro Street can be described as a crowd of people, and it is more and more lively at night. The barbecue stalls here are arranged in rows, and all kinds of dishes can be eaten here. People of different countries, races and skin colors shuttle through it. They are all for the sake of that food. Roasted chicken wings and grilled devil fish are the must-try foods at Arrow Street. Look for food in Arro Street in the night, so you don't have to travel to Kuala Lumpur.

Jalan Alor has more than 50 years of history. There are more than 100 kinds of foods on the street. It is the most famous food street in Kuala Lumpur. The foodie Cai Yi has highly recommended it. The food types include chicken wings, Portuguese fish, fried bare strips, Luoja, Satay, Youyu leeks, Pork porridge, Yasansha, medicinal stew, seafood, snacks, Bak Kut Teh. Specially promoted Huang Yahua snack shop, the food stalls have the best roast chicken wings in Southeast Asia, and luck can also meet the stars to eat. Meigan cane juice, sand kebabs, signature chicken wings, typhoon shrimp are special push ~

In the past two to the Malaysian experience, Malaysia is a super friendly place! Followed the style of Guangdong, Fujian coast of light, and spicy blend of Southeast Asian style. It can be said to have exotic taste sense; these days there is no fundamental stepped down to eat mine. The most recommended dishes Kuala Lumpur resort is the first day went to experience Arrow Street (Jalan Alor). Arrow Street has a history of fifty years. The street has more than 100 kinds of food. It is the most famous food street in Kuala Lumpur. There are types of food burning chicken wings, Portugal broiled fish, fried strips naked, Rojak, satay, unusually thick fish dishes, pork porridge, Assam laksa, herbs stew, seafood, snacks, trotters and so on. There are a lot of shops are it is old, and a lot of stars will come here to enjoy an evening will be overcrowded. It is worth mentioning that, 40 years ago, Jalan Alor is, in fact, a red-light district. Several hawkers, hawking business where the majority of regular customers patronize, is a love affair from the customer premises. Later Arrow Street reborn to face possible food paradise, many people a taste of their food, and a visit there, think also very magical experience it. Take a look, seafood, grilled chicken wings, weird local food readily available, to prepare a few more stomachs for the job.

A hidden gem of a city!

Kuala Lumpur is really a pleasant surprise, it feels like an underrated treasure of a city! Suggested Itinerary: Petal Street District → Central Art Workshop → River of Life → Twin Towers → KLCC Mall/Pavilion → Alor Street 1. Petal Street District I really love this district, with its retro street scenes, cool bookstores and street graffiti, as well as trendy coffee shops. You can start by navigating to the classic Petal Street sign. Then begin exploring, walking around, having breakfast or a coffee, and then check out those few spots along the way. It's also recommended to visit the 9 REXKL bookstore, which is very cool and photogenic. 2. Central Art Workshop Kuala Lumpur's oldest market, great for buying souvenirs and gifts. I found some nice fridge magnets and postcards. 3. River of Life "One of the top ten river scenes in the world." During the day, you can enjoy the river and murals, which are quite impressive, and at night there is a musical fountain show, which is said to be very dreamy. 4. Twin Towers After dinner, come here to take photos and check in. If you want to go up the tower, you need to buy tickets in advance during the day. 5. KLCC Mall/Pavilion Two great malls for shopping, if you love shopping, you might want to spend more time here. 6. Alor Street Snack time! The atmosphere of the snack street is really good, with many locals around, and the food is delicious.

Famous food street of Kuala Lumpur

Jalan Alor Food Street is a bustling culinary hotspot located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Lined with vibrant stalls and eateries, it offers a diverse array of Malaysian, Chinese, and Thai cuisine. Visitors can indulge in a gastronomic adventure, sampling dishes such as satay, grilled seafood, noodles, rice dishes, and exotic fruits. The lively atmosphere is enhanced by colorful signage, aromatic spices, and the sizzle of cooking stalls. Jalan Alor comes alive at night, attracting locals and tourists alike who gather to enjoy delicious food in an energetic and authentic street food setting.#trip #travel #food #foodie #malaysia