If you’re like us, then the thing you miss the most right now is traveling overseas for the mouth-watering food! We specifically miss traveling to Thailand for the street food, mookata, seafood, mama noodle, food truck and of course Thai desserts.

Since we are not allow to go Thailand for the time being, we are always on the lookout for new authentic Thai eateries around the Klang Valley and we got some good news.

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There’s a new Thai food truck in Kepong that serves authentic Thai-style Toast Bread with 13 different toppings! This Thai-style toast is widely enjoyed among local and tourist alike in Thailand.

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Thai-style Toast Bread is very rare in KL, so even if you’re not a fan of desserts, you have try this place at least once!

Some of their highly recommended toppings are:

SioRoti Signature (Kaya)

Banana Toast

Toastilla IceMou

Peanut Butter Chocolate Toast

Jay-C Junior

The toast is said to crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and they are very generous with their toppings. For a full Thai experience, pair your Thai-style Toast with their Thai Milk Tea or Thai Green! It’s one of the best combination of flavours for any sweet tooth!

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If you’ve ever been to Thailand, you’d probably know that this is one of the MUST TRY street food in the country. And since this Thai dessert is super rare in Malaysia, it’s definitely worth trying out once – and then heading back over and over again! Have you tried this Toast in Thailand? Let us know in the comments!

SioRoti 小黄子

Address: First Residence, Kepong
Operation Hours: 12PM – 10PM (Daily)
WhatsApp: +6018 3282626

Status: Pork-Free

Facebook: facebook.com/SioRoti.LilYellowWarrior
Instagram: instagram.com/siorotithai

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MAMA noodle is one of Thailand’s top selling brand of instant noodle. The brand is super popular and it has become so common that all instant noodles from Thailand are referred to by the term MAMA.

MAMA noodle has a wide variety of flavours like other brands but they are known for their Thai flavours like Spicy Basil Stir-Fried, Tom Yum Minced Pork, Chicken Green Curry and so on.

Despite it’s popularity, not all Thai restaurants in town serve this comfort food. That said, we figured we would give you list of places that you could get your mama noodles fix right here.

Here is a list of 8 Places To Get Your Mama Noodle Fix.

1. Khunyai Thai Ho Chiak 坤太太泰好吃

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Khunyai Thai Ho Chiak formerly known as Khunyai Thai BBQ & Mookata Steamboat. The shop was previously situated at Taman Desa Petaling before relocating to Klang. The most popular MAMA noodle dish here is their Giant Fresh Water Prawn which can feed up to 4 to 6 people. Regular seafood MAMA noodle is also available for smaller group.

Address: 22-1, Jalan 2/125F, Taman Desa Petaling, 57100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Hours: 12pm – 10.30pm, daily

2. Mama Mee 夜宵食堂 @ Kepong Baru, Cheras, Puchong & Setapak

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Here you can find dishes that will hit that spot for you. They are best known for their Spicy Mama Noodles, with toppings of your choice such as squid, meatballs, smoke duck and lots more. Lime slices are added into the noodle to give that zesty kick. All in all, Mama Mee is the place to come to when you are craving a late night snack, just like the Chinese name suggested. Originating from Kepong, they have open four more outlets around the Klang Valley.

Address: Jalan Kepong Baru, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11am – 9.30pm

Address: BLK P, B 111, Jalan Kaskas, Taman Cheras, 56100 Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11am – 10pm

Address: H-01, 01, Jalan PPK 1, Taman Kinrara, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Hours: 11am – 10pm

Address: 31, Jalan Prima Setapak 5, Setapak, 53300 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11am – 10pm

3. VeryThai @ Sunway Geo

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VeryThai is Thai restaurant in Sunway Geo, just right opposite Sunway Medical Centre. They sport a modern but yet simplistic interior that is decorated with Thai culture inspired artwork. This place is a great place for meals to enjoy with friends and family. We recommend their Cheesy Tom Yum Pot while you are here, which feed perfectly for 2 pax.

Address: B-01-3A, Level 1, Block B, Sunway Geo Avenue, Jalan Lagoon Selatan, Sunway South Quay, 47500 Bandar Sunway
Hours: 11am – 11pm

4. Little Rara Thai Noodle House (Halal)

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This quaint little restaurant is located behind Pavilion KL, next to Menara HLA. They whip up all your favourite Thai dishes here, from Pad Thai to Tom Yum Noodle soup. They have their own version of the Mama Tom Yam Noodles Pot, which has seafood and cheese in it. Everything here is reasonably priced so your wallet will thank you too. More importantly it’s Halal therefore you can head over there with Muslim friends.

Address: 1, Jalan Kia Peng, Kuala Lumpur, 50450 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 5.30pm – 12am, closed on Sundays

5. STREAT Thai (Muslim Friendly)

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Streat Thai is a restaurant chain that aims to bring us the real Thailand street food dining experience. They serve a variety of scrumptious Thai food with Thai chefs stationed at each of the stalls to give you the best of the best. Their MAMA noodle dish, Tom Yum WoW Lok Chin Gai is a protein packed, veggie loaded pot of Thai-licious goodness with a double portion of imported Thai MAMA Instant Noodles.

Address: Jaya One The School, 100-G-001, No. 72A Jalan Universiti, Petaling Jaya 46200 Selangor
Hours: 11.30am – 10pm, (Sun-Thurs), 11.30am – 11pm (Fri-Sat)

Address: Kepong Village Mall, No 3, Jalan 7A/62A, Bandar Menjalara, 52200 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11.30am – 10pm

Address: G-3, Ground Floor, Nexus, Bangsar South
Hours: 11.30am – 9.30pm

Address: Tesco Extra, G30, 2, Jalan Midah 2, Taman Midah, 56000 Cheras, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 11.30am – 9.30pm

6. Baan Korat Thai Restaurant

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If you love Thai food and live in Klang, Baan Korat Thai is should be on your radar. Located at Bandar Baru Klang, Baan Korat Thai is run by a friendly couple with the wife from Thai. Over here you can choose 2 different types of Instant Mama Noodle, one with pork and another one with seafood, or you can just mix the 2 together.

Address: 10, Lorong Tiara 1b, Bandar Baru Klang, 41150 Klang, Selangor
Hours: 12pm – 3pm, 5pm – 11pm, daily

7. Bangkok Thai Street Food

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Malaysian husband and Thai wife team Jason Tan and Mrs Tan have created a back alley open space which provides a lively section to the dining experience, almost feel like you are dining in the street of Thailand. Thai food lovers usually come here for their Mama Noodle, Mookata, and wide array of seafood and pork skewers.

Address: 16A, Jalan Desa Jaya, Taman Desa, 58100 Kuala Lumpur
Hours: 6pm – 12am

8. Thai Luck Thai Cuisine (Muslim Friendly)

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With a comfortable setting in each outlet and an extensive menu of our Thai cuisine favorites, it is definitely easy to feel happy when we are enjoying ourselves. Thai Luck Thai Cuisine serves their Mama Noodle with authentic Thai recipes and imported ingredients. Tomyam Mama Noodles Homemade Chicken Balls is their signature dish, or if you feel like splurging, they serve Tomyam Mama Noodle With Jumbo River Prawns.

Address: 7-0-11, Jalan 3/109F, Danau Business Centre, Taman Desa, KL.
Hours: 11am – 10pm

Address: Lot G03 & Lot G04, 03-01 & 03-01A, Tamarind Square, Persiaran Multimedia Cyber10, 63000 Cyberjaya
Hours: 10am – 8pm

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We love to eat, even if it is late at night. Kepong is a local neighbourhood full of delicious eateries around the clock. Today, we compiled a list of the late night supper spots so that you and your gang and hit up these places. So, be ready to bookmark this list because you won’t be disappointed!

Without further ado, here’s our list of 13 Late Night Supper Spots In Kepong.

1. Big Tree Head Mamak

This is a place that you can’t miss near the Sunday Pasar Malam in Kepong. Just look for the lit up trees and red tables. Here you can find yummy nasi lemak with crispy huge fried chicken. The chicken is marinated with a special spice rub which give it its signature flavour that makes people come back for more.

Address: Persiaran Mergastua, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 4pm – 4am, daily

2. Saigon Station

Craving Vietnamese food late at night? Head on over to Saigon Station in Kepong. The best thing about this place is that it is open 24 hours every day. They have an extensive menu of Vietnamese cuisine that you can try. Their food ranges from the expected Vietnamese dishes to the exotic ones like duck’s tongue. You don’t need to worry about running out of new things to try here.

Address: G-10, First Residence Condo Jalan Vista Mutiara 1 Mwe Kepong Commercial Park, Kepong Baru, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 24 Hours

3. Thai Garden Village Seafood & BBQ

This place stays true to its name with a mood-lit courtyard and beautiful gazebos. Apart from a beautiful atmosphere, they also serve a huge menu of all sorts of Thai cuisine. Perfect for group gatherings since more people means you get to order more food to try. They are also a pork-free establishments so don’t be worry to bring your friends who don’t eat pork.

Address: Jalan Kepong, Taman Fadason, 52000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 12am, closed on Tuesday

4. Seng Huat Bak Kut Teh

Ever just get that intense craving for BKT? This place opens till 3am. Plenty of time to come get your cravings sorted out. Sheng Huat is best known for their multi-layered pork intestines and “Tua Kut”, which translates to “Big Bone” in English. The soup here has a strong herb fragrance which makes you even eager to dig in!.

Address: 922, Jalan Jinjang Utama, Jinjang Utara, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 4pm – 8pm, 9.30pm – 3am, daily

5. Gao Lao Mamak

Gao Lao Mamak is a household name for our friends in Kepong! This is the place where people like to come to chill and chit-chat with friends. You can find the usual mamak items here like roti canai, cheese naans and so on but when you are in Gao Lao Mamak, you must try their nasi lemak and crispy fried chicken. It is definitely a sinful combo to have late at night but gotta keep the stomach happy.

Address: Persiaran Mergastua, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 24 Hours, Daily

6. Fook Kee Food Garden Food Court

Every neighbourhood has that one or two go-to food courts! Fook Kee Food garden is located in Taman Sri Sinar and has served the residents there with good food for quite some time now. You can find many stalls here serving different types of food like grilled seafood and rojak. You can also come here for a beer while watching football! This place is an all-rounder.

Address: Jalan 11/38d, Taman Sri Sinar, 51200 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 24 Hours, Daily

7. 1Malaysia Superman Mamak

1Malaysia Superman Mamak has been in operation for more than 20 years! They are not your average mamak. They have unique menu items that are super delicious! Their most popular item is their Roti 1 Malaysia, which is roti that is sprinkled with Milo, peanuts and cereal! It often sells out very quickly. Man, do we envy those who got eat it!

Address: 687, Lengkungan Jambu Gajus, Jinjang Selatan, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 7.30pm – 2am, closed on Sundays

8. Kepong Wai Sek Kai

This Kepong Wai Sek Kai is one of those places that everyone knows. It is best known for the old school makeshift appearance, which also acts as their trademark. Don’t be fooled by the appearance because you will be ultimately spoilt for choice with the amount of stalls there. You must try their famous grilled chicken wings when you are there!

Address: 4, Jalan Antoi Kiri, Kepong Baru, 52100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

9. Ka Ka Bak Kut Teh

This BKT opens only during the evenings to the wee hours of the morning. They serve three types of BKT here: soup, dry and braised. The pork is flavorful and melts in your mouth just like it should! If you want to have something different, try their pork curry here! It is a specialty here and something you will not regret ordering!

Address: Jalan Kepong, Taman Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 4.30pm – 4.30am, daily

10. Moo-Ka-Ta Krua Thai

When the day gets rainy, you can’t help but to crave a little steamboat with BBQ on the side. Head on over to Mookata in Kepong Baru. Here you can opt for BBQ sets that come with different cuts of meat with pork balls, glass noodles and some greens. You can also have their regular Thai dishes and single plate dishes if you’re not in a mood for mookata. They do open until 6am so insomniacs, you know where to go when you want some grilled meat.

Address: No G-11, First Residence Condo Jalan Vista Mutiara 1, Kepong Baru, Mwe Kepong Commercial Park, 52000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 12pm – 6am, closed on Mondays

11. San Ching San Hokkien Mee

Many have claimed that San Ching San Hokkien Mee serves the best Hokkien Mee in Kepong. It is located near Kepong’s AEON Big. Their Hokkien Mee has plenty of “wok hei” which is the key ingredient to a good plate of Hokkien Mee. Do get their sides dishes like lala, chicken wings and Nam Yu Fried Pork to go with your noodles.

Address: 29, Jalan Metro Perdana Timur 3, Taman Usahawan Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 5pm – 2am, daily

12. Come Eat Lok Lok

If all you crave is a snack and everything on this list sounds a little too heavy for a supper, we give you lok lok. Here you can find your favourite meats and veggies on a stick. You can dip the sticks in either clear soup or tom yum soup, then dip again in your favourite sauce.

Address: 30-1, Block E, Vista Magna, Jalan Prima 1 Metro Prima, Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Sun – Thur 3pm – 12amFri – Sat 3pm – 1am

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Harumi 23, you might be wondering what does the 23 means. Turns out, 23 means the total amount of district in Tokyo, therefore the name Harumi 23.

Harumi literally means beauty of spring. In order to bring the vibe of spring to their diners, almost every corners of the restaurant is decorated with sakura flowers. There’s a small water fountain at the restaurant’s entrance and tatami seats at every cubicles, giving this place a homely Japanese home atmosphere.

Harumi 23 has a very extensive menu of all the standard Japanese favourites, all the way from sushi, to sashimi, bento, ramen and even Japanese spaghetti. Besides that, they’ve also got a separate dessert menu and a long beverage menu.

Their food definitely leaves you thinking you were in Tokyo, here’s what we recommend you to try!

1) Harumi Dobin Mushi (RM18)

Dobin mushi is a traditional Japanese seafood broth, steamed and served in a tea pot with prawn, chicken, maitake mushroom in clear dashi broth.

The broth was very comforting and nicely flavourful. Squeezing a dash of lime in it was refreshing!

2) Mentai Tamago (RM12)

The Japanese style rolled omelette was freshly cooked in-house and there were no added MSG or colouring. This is to ensure the Tamago is fresh and remains soft on the outside and moist in the inside.

Topped with mentai sauce and fish roe, this is seriously a delicious tamago. A major tip: share this with 3 pax, it may look ordinary but it fills you up very quickly.

3) Mentai King Prawn (RM32)

For the Udang Galah lovers out there, Harumi 23 serves one of the biggest king prawn we’ve come across so far.

The flavours between the juiciness of prawn and savoury mentai sauce are incredibly well-balanced.   

4) Crispy Sushi Rolls (RM30)

This sushi highlights the best of modern Tokyo’s cuisine. It’s wrapped with salmon, asparagus and ebiko before battered in panko and deep fried fried. We like how the nice crisp exterior pairs with the soft salmon fish and crunch of asparagus.

5) Golden Softshell crab (RM26)

The softshell crab here is prepared with high-grade Japanese tempura flour and ice-cold water, resulting in an ultimate crisp and light texture.

6) Butakushi (RM6 per stick)

Grilled skewers are pretty well received in Harumi 23. We had to try the Butakushi, which is a skewer of pork belly and leek. Every stick are grilled till perfection, the pork belly had a crispy outer layer to it.

7) Salmon Mentaiko Spaghetti

Salmon Mentaiko Spaghetti is the highlight here. We like to stir it all evenly before consuming, so that every bites of the pasta is coated with fish roe. They “pop” in your mouth when they are chewed. Pair with the just-right al dente pasta texture —oishi!

8) Matcha Kakigori (RM25.90)

This beautiful bowl of matcha kakigori is perfect for matcha lovers, as the matcha sauce is super rich. Topped with matcha ice cream, mocha and red bean paste, pair with the snowy ice texture, this is surely the perfect dessert to compliment a meal at any time.

9) Chocolate Rocher Shibuya toast (RM19.90)

For those who’re not a big fan of matcha, end your meal with the Chocolate Rocher Shibuya Toast. This sinful dessert comes with chocolate and vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. Super chocolatey, make sure you share with a partner as you might get bored quickly.

All in all, Harumi 23 is a great place for families and friends to gather for lunch and dinner. You are able to find a variety of Japanese food here that will transport you to Tokyo. Not only that, their food are affordable at a huge portion.

Do note that the restaurant is often packed. Hence it is highly recommended to make a reservation before you visit Harumi 23.

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Address: F-G-2, Plaza Arkadia, Jalan Intisari, Desa Parkcity, 52200 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11am–11pm (Mon-Fri), 8am–11pm(Sat-Sun)

Harumi 23 is a non Halal eatery.

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Hokkien Mee is one of the most popular dishes among the Chinese and Indian community in Kuala Lumpur. A delicious plate of Hokkien Mee packs strong wok hei (which is usually achieved when cooked over charcoal) and just the right amount of sauces for the best flavours.

Today, we will be covering the Top 10 Hokkien Mee Every Foodies Need To Try In KL & PJ

1. Ah Mang Mee – Halal Hokkien Mee

Hokkien Mee is usually a non-halal and cooked with pork lard as the key ingredient to an extra oomph to the dish. However, this Muslim stall owner found the best replacement which is chicken skin. The owner fries the chicken skins and break it down into bits before mixing it with hokkien mee. This helps maintain the crunchy texture of the dish but yet provides an exquisite taste that is different from other Hokkien Mee stall.

It also gives Muslim foodies to get a taste of authentic Hokkien Mee without the addition of non halal ingredients.

Address: Stall No. 8 Medan Selera Jati Jalan 1/12 (Opposite Good Shepherd Lutheran Church) Section 1, Off Jalan Othman, PJ
Operation Hours: Everyday, 5pm – 10pm, Closed on Monday and Tuesday

2. Ah Wah Hokkien Mee

The hokkien mee served at Ah Wah Hokkien Mee has got to be one of the best places available in PJ. If you are someone who craves odd dinner meals during supper then this is the place for you. Known for cooking over charcoal this place is always packed to the brim during dinner.

Address: 66, Jalan 14/48 Seksyen 14, 46100 Petaling Jaya
Operation Hours: Everyday, 4.30pm – 1am

3. Lao Ping Hokkien Mee @ Taman SEA

Another strong competitor to the best Hokkien Mee in PJ area, Lao Ping Hokkien Mee is located at Sea Park. The stall has been operating for over 30 years and the owner still insist on using charcoal to cook after all these years. Every single plate is prepared by himself to ensure the consistency quality. Just a head-start for those who are planning a visit, the average waiting time 30-40 minutes, so please be patient.

Address: 1, Jalan 21/1, Sea Park, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: Everyday, 5pm – 12pm

4. Chui Lau Sinn @ Cheras

Having over 40 years of history, Chui Lau Sinn is one of the oldest eateries in Cheras. The Hokkien Mee here is prepared by the same 72 year old aunty or her son. They cooked their Hokkien Mee under so much heat to ensure each and every strand of the noodles are covered with the Wok Hei. And also their Hokkien Mee comes with a smoky aroma which you will definitely smell it from far!

Address: 1, Jalan Jejaka 3, Maluri, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Everyday, 11am – 9.45pm, Closed on Monday

5. Hong Lai @ Setapak

If you are traveling around Jalan Genting Kelang area, and stumble upon a stall that has huge fire sparks bursting from their wok, you found the famous Hong Lai Restaurant. Open only at night, they serve the most authentic noodle dishes in the market. They still insist on cooking their noodles with charcoal which gives the smoky aroma to their dishes.

Address: 83, Jalan Genting Kelang, Taman Ayer Panas, 53000 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Everyday, 7pm –  2am

6. San Ching San Hokkien Mee @ Kepong

San Ching San is just located near Aeon Big Kepong. It is a great place for people who are always hungry for supper around Kepong. Their Hokkien Mee is perfectly seasoned, it provides just the right amount of sweetness and saltiness.

Address: 29, Jalan Metro Perdana Timur 3, Taman Usahawan Kepong, 52100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Everyday, 5pm – 2am

7. Sentul Ah Yap Hokkien Mee & Seafood Restaurant

Sentul Ah Yap is one of the oldest hokkien mee in KL district, as they’ve been established since 1960. Their hokkien mee is fried under strong flames using charcoal, just like how they started 50 plus years ago. It is super smooth and springy, mixed with their gravy! Delicious! Besides hokkien mee, they do offer other dishes and side orders which are equally worth trying as well.

Address: Lot 468-1(2) B, Ground Floor, Block F, Riverwalk Village, Rivercity,
Jalan Selvadurai, Off Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, 51200 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: Everyday, 11am – 11pm

8. Damansara Uptown Hokkien Mee @ Petaling Jaya

Damansara Uptown has tons of different cuisine and cafes for you to select from. However, you can also find simply and authentic food such as Hokkien Mee around the area. Damansara Uptown Hokkien Mee serve the best Hokkien Mee in town as their thick noodles is well coated with black soy sauce and topped with hearty amount of pork lard. Pairing them with their homemade chili paste which further enhances the overall flavours of the dish.

Address: 121, Jalan SS 21/37, Damansara Utama, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: Everyday, 5pm – 2.30am

9. Soong Kee Charcoal Fried Hokkien Mee @ Puchong

Located just opposite Tesco Puchong, Soong Kee restaurants serve the most traditional Hokkien Mee in Puchong. Their Hokkien Mee is still cooked with charcoal to maintain the traditional taste of the dish which gives the Hokkien Mee the smoky fragrance and Wok Hei. Their noodles comes slightly drier compared to others but their Hokkien Mee also comes with prawns and pork livers which you will never find it in others’ stalls.

Address: 47G, Jalan Bandar 1, Pusat Bandar Puchong, 47100 Puchong, Selangor
Operation Hours: Everyday, 5.30pm – 11.30pm

10. Peng Yuan Hokkien Mee

Located at the same row of shop lots with Ah Wah Hokkien Mee, Peng Yuan is another popular Hokkien Mee in PJ. The Hokkien Mee is cooked in a swift manner in order to give the dish a distinct smoky aroma, finish it tonnes of pork lards, amazing! You could also order side dishes to pair with your Hokkien Mee, such as Popiah and Fried Chicken, they’re equally good.

Address: Restaurant Mei Keng, 42, Jalan 14/48, Seksyen 14, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: 5pm – late

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With the Klang Valley’s densely crowded population and heavy traffic, the city is not entirely cyclists-friendly. That being said, it might be discouraging to take up cycling as hobby. However not all parts of the Klang Valley consists of just traffic and buildings. In fact many of there are many recreation park that comes with fascinating scenery views and cycling pathway, suitable for bikers to relax and enjoy what mother nature has to offer.

With that said, here are the best 7 cycling routes in the Klang Valley.

1. Desa Park City Central Park @ Kuala Lumpur

The Central Park is one of the famous cycling spots in KL with its 9-foot-wide pathway and stunning landscape. The best way to enjoy its beauty is to go cycling around the man-made lake while enjoying the refreshing lakeside breezes.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: Jalan Residen 2, Desa Parkcity, 52200 Kuala Lumpur

2. Shah Alam National Botanical Park @ Shah Alam

Spanning at 1,295 hectare, Shah Alam National Botanical Park is one of the largest botanical park around in Malaysia. Make sure you have a good breakfast before coming here to cycle as the terrain here is quite hilly and challenging.

Bicycle rental: RM10 for 1 hour of bicycle rental and RM1 for each subsequent hour
Address: 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor

3. Putrajaya Botanical Garden @ Putrajaya

The Putrajaya Botanical Garden is not just a well-maintained park, it is also a family friendly place with a wide range of facilities for the whole family, including cycling. Do note that the botanical garden opens at 7am, but the cycling counter opens at 9am.  Entrance price starting from RM2 per hour on weekdays.

Bicycle rental: Rental fee of RM2 per hour
Address: Persiaran Sultan Sallahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, Presint 1, 62000, Putrajaya, Selangor

4. Taman Jaya Park @ Seksyen 10, Petaling Jaya 

Taman Jaya Park is a popular place to go cycling among PJ-ians. Located opposite Amcorp Mall, the park has is surrounded by the greenery and clean fresh air, making it a haven for outdoor activities lovers. The park has recently been upgraded to include public toilets and gazebos to serve as rain shelters and resting stops along the bike lanes.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: 1, Jalan 10/7, Taman Jaya, 46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

5. Perdana Botanical Gardens @ Kuala Lumpur

This is perfect for nature lover who enjoy relaxing and scenic ride. Cyclists can enjoy tranquil and breathtaking views as there are tropical gardens, a hibiscus garden and an orchid garden. If you want a more challenging route, try cycling up the nearby Bukit Tunku for the uphill climb to Tugu Negara.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: Jalan Kebun Bunga, Tasik Perdana, 55100 Kuala Lumpur

6. Bukit Kiara Park @ TTDI, KL

This massive TTDI neighbourhood park features a spacious and nicely paved path, ideal for biking and jogging. Many thrill-seeking cyclists also enjoy coming to the park to take biking to a whole new level by taking on steep trails.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: Jalan Burhanuddin Helmi, 60000, Kuala Lumpur

7. Kepong Metropolitan Park @ Kepong 

One of the largest recreational parks in the heart of KL, this park comes with a 3km cycling path, making it a perfect place for outdoor lovers to cycle. This 95-hectare is also a popular place among the locals to fly kites and gathering with family as it also comes with a children’s playgroud.

Bicycle rental: Not available
Address: Jalan Lingkaran Tengah 2, Kepong Metropolitan Lake-garden, 52100 Kuala Lumpur

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