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Kuala Lumpur's Arrow Street is very similar to Wangfujing in Beijing or Zhongshan Road in Xiamen. On the one hand, there are large shopping malls and tall buildings, on the other hand, it is an open-air food street. For tourists, this is the place to go. On the streets of about 1000 meters long, restaurants are densely distributed on both sides. They mainly serve seafood and Southeast Asian cuisine. Most of the diners are tourists, so the waiters of restaurants will stand directly on the street to solicit customers. There are also trolley foods, tropical fruits and hand-made ice cream that are indispensable. Eating and walking will never fail your stomach.

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This street is a very busy place with night stalls. It's just down the road from Michivuden. All kinds of snacks, to the wall!

The city centre is not far from the scenic spot. In the evening, tourists are concentrated on tasting delicious food. The surrounding bar street and massage Street are also very busy in the middle of the night. Kuala Lumpur is the preferred place for nightlife.

Cheap and delicious. The famous Huang Yahua is in the middle of the street. The roast chicken wings are really fragrant and the devil fish are good. Cat Mountain King Durian, indeed great, there is a little bit of bitterness is the authentic Cat Mountain King, rich taste, the entrance on the melt. I have always rejected durian, my sister and husband's great appreciation, taste, it is really delicious.

Forty years ago, Arrow Street was just a red-light district, where several vendors set up shop. Most of the visitors were customers from Fengyue. Later, Arrow Street was transformed into a paradise of food. Many people visited it for a taste of its delicacies. Due to the moderate location, hawker business is booming, from the initial dozens of stalls, to the current hundreds of stalls.

Arrow Street is really busy. The restaurants here are open until the middle of the night, so don't worry about them closing. We chose a popular restaurant and ordered a table of seafood. It was full. How can we miss the authentic Cat Mountain King in Kuala Lumpur? It tastes like it can't be thought of any more. The most important thing is that after eating this meal, we learned that the crabs and groupers we ate in Arrow Street the night before were not alive.

Aaro Street in Kuala Lumpur is a famous food street, along which there are snack stalls and big stalls. There are many kinds of durian sold here, that is, open and eat.

Jalan Alor is a night market filled with delicious cuisines.From malay to chinese to thai you can get very tasty food for a fairly cheap price.You can also buy souvenirs from the street sellers

Jalan Alor, a 10-minute walk through Wuji. It's not until the evening that there's a real bustle here. Fruit stalls, snack stalls, barbecue stalls are tightly linked.