What to do & eat in KL 🇲🇾🍗

Here’s what i did during our impromptu trip to KL!

Day 1 :

Jb senai airport > KLIA (only $60 per pax!)

🍳: Pik Wah Restoran (8/10 shoutout to their traditional claypot coffee ☕️ )

🚶: Chinatown (food district)

🏨: Hilton Kualar Lumpur (making used of our complimentary hilton hotel here)

🚶: central market (local stores selling handmade gifts, accessories, clothing etc)

🛍️ : sunway pyramid mall (super huge pyramid architecture mall, sunway lagoon also located here)

🍽️ : (food was great, would come back again)

🪩: tang ping (one of KL popular livehouse, always full so rmb to reserve thru their ig)

Day 2

🥞: house of wheat (8/10 wide variety and customisable add ons)

🚶: pavilion bukit jalil (went to their christmas market and mall)

🛍️ : lot10, pavilion bukit bintang (all walking distance, but crowd was mad)

🥘: trx exchange (went to modu for dinner, so much cheaper than singapore thou we queued for an hr)

🎊 : sunway square mall (came here mainly for the hoholand christmas market, many local stores and food)

Day 3:

🍗: village park restaurant (famous nasi lemak was indeed not bad)

🍞: universal bakehouse (bought their sourdough and chicken pie)

✈️: kl > jb

#Malaysia #kualalumpur #kl

2025/12/31 Edited to

... Read moreWhile this article highlights fantastic places to eat and visit in Kuala Lumpur, I want to share my experience specifically about bakeries like Centra Bakery. Although the original trip didn’t cover Centra Bakery, it’s a hidden gem loved by locals for its delicious pastries and friendly staff. From my visits there, the staff are always welcoming and go the extra mile to explain their specialty breads and seasonal offerings. If you love artisanal bakes, bakeries such as Centra Bakery and Universal Bakehouse—already mentioned in the trip—are must-tries. They offer a variety of well-crafted goods like sourdough bread and chicken pot pies that are perfect for breakfast or as a quick snack during your city explorations. For travelers planning to feast their way through Kuala Lumpur, aside from the popular spots like Pik Wah Restaurant and Village Park Restaurant featured in the original trip, including a visit to these bakeries will enrich your food journey with more authentic local flavors and friendly service. Plus, the cozy atmosphere there is great for relaxing between sightseeing adventures. Remember, the staff’s warm hospitality is part of the experience, making Centra Bakery and similar places stand out as places to not just eat, but also enjoy the city's vibrant culture through food. I highly recommend dropping by these spots for a more comprehensive taste of KL’s delicious bakery scene.

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