5 Must-Visit Night Markets in Kuala Lumpur
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Didn’t expect Selangor to have such a chill and tasty little town—just about 1.5 hours' drive from KL, perfect for a day trip! You’ll find lush green paddy fields, fresh seafood, and plenty of great food spots worth checking out.
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| pin_drop PJ SS2 Pasar Malam |
| This night market spans two streets, with most stalls selling snacks, main dishes like rice and noodles, fruits, and a few offering clothes and daily items. The most unique stall sells giant buns bigger than your hand — the vendor claims one bun can feed four people! Flavors include siu mai, grilled mochi, and roujiamo (Chinese-style meat sandwich). |
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| pin_drop Pasar Malam Taman Connaught |
| This is the ultimate spot for street food lovers! Walking from one end to the other will take about an hour — even longer if you stop at the stalls with long queues. Many viral snacks you've seen online can be found here, and most of them taste pretty good. Popular picks include cheesy thick tamago, handmade taro cakes, oyster pancakes, crispy taro pastries, stinky tofu, and sizzling prawn paste on hot plates. |
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| pin_drop Pasar Malam Setia Alam |
| The longest night market in Malaysia stretches 2.5 kilometers and offers an overwhelming variety of food. It’s best to come early to avoid the long queues and enjoy a relaxed stroll. There are three rows of stalls: the front section is mainly Malay and Indian vendors, while the back rows are mostly Chinese stalls. You’ll find almost every kind of night market food imaginable here — and most of them taste great no matter which stall you choose. |
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| pin_drop Kepong Baru Night Market |
| There are around 30 food stalls here offering both local and international viral snacks — like candied hawthorn sticks, Mexican chicken wraps, jianbing (Chinese crepes), spring rolls, and fried chicken. One must-try is the popular Chinese-style "split eggplant." Crispy outside and soft inside, it’s topped with the vendor’s special spicy sauce, mayo, and cheese sauce — even people who usually avoid eggplant end up loving it. |
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| pin_drop Jalan Alor Pasar |
| This KL food night market has been around for over 50 years and stretches about 300–400 meters, with more than 100 stalls. It feels more like a big open-air food court — you can sit around a table, enjoy good food and drinks, and it’s great for gathering with family and friends. Popular picks here include Wong Ah Wah grilled chicken wings, Ming Kee grilled fish, and Fired & BBQ seafood grill. |
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