Night Street Food @ Jalan Alor, Kuala Lumpur

I'm more than grateful to have a chance to visit Kuala Lumpur for 3 days and 2 nights. Yaayyy! 2 hours flight away from Bandung and here I am. The city much or less resembles Jakarta.

There, i had the chance to visit one of the biggest street food around, Jalan Alor. I think it's comparable to Cibadak street in Bandung. Dozens of seller start to serve their food from around 5 pm.

Here are some food that i've tried,

Wan Tan Mee - RM 7

I walked in from Changkat Bukit Bintang and this Wan Tan Mee stall is located on the left side, near a seafood restaurant. This Wan Tan Mee is a-ma-zing! I personally prefer thin noodles than those udon type one. And this thin mee is nicely seasoned, sweet and savoury. Love the red coated pork too. The wan tan is simply heartwarming, it has a thin skin and generous filling made of pork & shrimp mixture.

Assorted Dim Sum - RM 10 (7 pcs)

Continue walking and you'll noticed a dimsum seller. You can choose from various siomay, and meatball available in the steamer. I mostly chose siomay, since it's very eyecatching. This siomay is made of chicken mixture, a bit sweet. Tastewise it's average, almost all of what i've bought tasted similar. So it's nearly impossible to finish it on your own.

Wong Ah Wah Chicken Wings @ RM 3,3

Now this is my CHAMP of the night, Chicken Wings from Wong Ah Wah. Really, I'm not a chicken wings fan. But this one is specially seasoned, grilled perfectly until there is a fragrant smoked taste in every bite. Wonderful. If you want to have it taken away like mine, you'll have to buy min 2 pcs. Dont worry,  you won't missed the restaurant, since it's very large near the end of Alor Street.

Herbal Tea - RM 2,2

Herbal Tea is one of a common drink you'd found in Kuala Lumpur's restaurant. Made of Luo Han Guo fruit, which is very good for sore throat. Tasted sweet and medicinal. Me like it.

Jalan Alor, Kuala Lumpur

Open daily from 5 pm

Wi-Fi;  no