Banglo 289 is a malay budget eat in City Centre, Kuala Lumpur.
Editorially verified September 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
5.5 hours
Dive into the heart of Malaysian cuisine with our immersive cooking class, perfect for food enthusiasts eager to learn traditional techniques alongside locals and fell...
2.5 hours
Join a hands-on Malaysian cooking class in Jalan Imbi, Kuala Lumpur City Centre. Learn to cook authentic dishes in a fun and easy way, and enjoy a relaxed and friendly...
Guided tour · 3 hours
Taste your way through Kuala Lumpur on a guided Jalan Alor food tour. Sample 12+ Malaysian foods, discover local street food spots, and hear the stories behind Malaysi...
Address: 289 Jalan Raja Chulan, 50200 Kuala Lumpur
Quizinn Foodcourt by Rasa on level three of Nu Sentral in Kuala Lumpur runs stalls of Malay, Thai, Korean and zichar cooking under one roof.
TryMixed hawker food court
TipArrive before noon for a seat, the tables fill fast with the KL Sentral lunch crowd.
Ah Weng Koh Hainan Tea and Coffee has poured kopi and toasted kaya bread inside ICC Pudu in Kuala Lumpur since its 1964 days at the old Imbi market.
TryKaya butter toast and Hainan tea
TipTables turn over slowly after 11:00, an early breakfast run avoids the wait.
Ah Fook Chee Cheong Fun inside ICC Pudu in Kuala Lumpur serves silky rice noodle rolls with curry sauce and fried yong tau fu, most mornings of the week.
TryChee cheong fun and yong tau fu
TipThe curry sauce is the draw, ask for extra if the plain soy version feels thin.
Madras Lane Yong Tau Fu in the Petaling Street wet market of Kuala Lumpur fries its stuffed pieces on site, beside a chee cheong fun stall, from late morning.
TryStuffed yong tau foo, fried and in broth
TipExpect a queue; the fried bean curd rolls and sui kow go fast once they leave the wok.
Murtabak Ana beside the morning market in Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur, folds meat-stuffed murtabak from roti dough flipped paper thin, sold for RM5 a piece.
TryMurtabak
TipFillings are chicken, beef or vegetable, and the stall is said to sell around 500 murtabak on a busy day.
Auntie Mei's Crispy Popiah, once called Sisters Crispy Popiah, rolls crispy popiah at its ICC Pudu counter in Kuala Lumpur, a stall from the old Imbi Market.
TryCrispy popiah
TipThe ICC Pudu stall now trades as Auntie Mei's; the Sisters Crispy Popiah name continues at the brand's other outlets.
