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Street foodBukit Bintang
Lot 10 Hutong gathers well known Kuala Lumpur hawker names into one air conditioned basement food hall under Lot 10 mall on Jalan Sultan Ismail.
TipIndividual stall hours inside can run shorter than the hall's overall opening time.
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Street foodChinatown
Central Market, known locally as Pasar Seni, on Jalan Hang Kasturi in Kuala Lumpur began in 1888 as a wet market and is now an Art Deco hall of craft stalls.
TipKasturi Walk, the covered street beside the building, adds more open-air stalls, snacks and cold drinks.
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Street foodSentul
Pasar Malam Bandar Baru Sentul takes over Jalan 1/48A in Kuala Lumpur every Friday evening with a compact run of neighbourhood hawker stalls.
TipArrive at around 17:00 to see every stall; many start packing up by 20:00 on this Friday market.
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Street foodChow Kit
Chow Kit Market, also called Bazaar Baru Chow Kit, on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman is Kuala Lumpur's largest wet market, a maze of produce, fish and meat stalls.
TipGo before 09:00 for the freshest catch, the wet section thins out by late morning.
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Street foodPudu
Pasar Besar Pudu on Jalan Pasar Baharu in Kuala Lumpur is a working wet market with its own breakfast hawker corner that draws a loyal crowd.
TipLook for Indian kuih, putu mayam, chicken rice and assam laksa among the stalls under the same roof as the produce.
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Street foodPudu
Imbi Market inside ICC Pudu in Kuala Lumpur took in the traders from the old Jalan Imbi site back in 2016 and still opens as a breakfast market.
TipThe wet market fills the lower floors and the breakfast hawker hall sits above it. Closed Mondays, and the stalls sell out by early afternoon.