Kuala Lumpur Chinatown

Food, food, oh glorious food! Malaysia is definitely a food capital, and we show you ten best dishes to have when you’re around this part of the world! Read More...

The Annexe Gallery is an art institution in Klang Valley known to be the centre of contemporary art – exhibitions and shows of multiple art disciplines are held here throughout the year, with free admission to the public. Read More...

An institution in Kuala Lumpur, the Old China Cafe is one of the oldest restaurants in the city, serving delectable Peranakan cuisine while retaining its decor and charm. Read More...

Peranakan dishes galore at the quaint (but definitely full of charm) Precious Old China. Affordable and delectable, guests are also treated to a feast for the eyes, thanks to its wide collection of antiques and art pieces. Read More...

Located along Jalan Hang Kasturi – only a few minutes away from Petaling Street – is the renowned Central Market, also known as Pasar Seni. Read More...

Thean Hou Temple is one of the oldest and largest temples in Southeast Asia and a popular tourist attraction in Malaysia due to its sheer magnificence. Read More...

A well-known shopping district, the whole area transforms into a lively and vibrant night market after dark, with hundreds of stalls selling all kinds of stuff at dirt-cheap prices. Read More...

Also known as Guan Ti or Kwong Siew Temple, Kuan Ti Temple is a Taoist temple dedicated to a Chinese deity, Kuan Ti, the God of War & Literature. Read More...

Our detailed list of Hotels in Chinatown comes with a brief and concise description of each hotel, allowing you to browse with great ease and convenience. Read More...

Chinatown’s biggest attraction is perhaps the rows and rows of stalls selling all types of merchandise from food to clothing at bargainable prices. Read More...

Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown is a fantastic place for Chinese food, especially hawker stalls and open-air restaurants. Read More...

The nightlife in Chinatown is in a league of its own; it’s not about rows of clubs, pubs and bars, but the extra colour that seems to grow more vibrant at night. Read More...

Chinatown’s most well-known shopping area is undoubtedly located along the stretch of road called Petaling Street.  Read More...

The area is filled with reflexology and massage parlours – you can find one in each corner – ready to soothe your aches away. Read More...