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Also known as Wai Sek Kai (為食街), Glutton Streets are frequently visited by locals just to unwind with amazing food and great company of family, colleagues or friends. If you want to experience a great selection of Malaysian food, visit one of these Glutton Street and enjoy walking from stall to stall, and finally decide on the food you like.
Instead of going to the famous Alor Street, I visited Pudu Glutton Street and indulge in some of these famous food like Victory Fried Chicken, Char Kuey Teow (Fried Rice Noodles), Barbecued Squid, Porridge with Pork Innards and even some refreshing desserts like Six Taste Soup (Lok Mei). Hope you enjoy this and if you did, please do share the video!!
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9 Delicious Budget Food at Pudu Wai Sek Kai
Pudu Wai Sek Kai, or Glutton Street, is one of the oldest food streets in Kuala Lumpur. It has been serving up mouth-watering yet affordable hawker food for over 60 years! This small lane comes to life by evening, with around 20 stalls selling local favourites, traditional snacks, and stir fried dishes with enough “wok hei”.
Next time you're here, try these 9 popular dishes.
1. Chun Kee Tai Bu Mee (春记大埔面)
2. Curry Chee Cheong Fun + Pork Skin (咖喱猪肠粉+猪皮)
3. Victory's Crispy Fried Chicken (四眼仔胜利炸鸡)
4. Century Egg and Pork Porridge (皮蛋瘦肉粥)
5. Char Siew Pao (叉烧包)
6. Salted Egg Char Kuey Teow (咸蛋炒粿条)
7. Pig Stomach Soup (猪肚汤)
8. Fried Radish Cake (炒糕)
9. Grilled Tofu and Shrimp Fritters (烧豆腐 & 烧虾饼)
Pudu Wai Sek Kai
Address: Jalan Sayur, Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Opening Hours: 5pm – 12am, Daily
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KL's Pudu Glutton Lane Food Discovery #6 : Old-style Hakka mee lives on in KL’s Pudu !
The Hakka clans in KL’s off Jalan Pudu will surely know this place. It’s not only famous for its original-styles Hakka mee but also for the fact that it has been around since 1931! Indeed , this makes it a historical landmark ! Tai Bu mee or Hakka mee here is served not in plastic bowls but in old-style ceramic bowls . And this decades old shop is now operated by two brothers from 6am till late. In fact many drop by here for a late nite bowl of mee as supper! Tai Bu Mee is the shop name along Jalan Pudu at a corner side street and has been well recommended by the media as well as listed as one of the “10 hidden gems in Pudu you must try “ by OpenRice Malaysia. Besides the home-made Hakka mee you can try their famous “lou see fun” or mouse tail noodles too. Take a trip down 1950s at this unique noodle shop right in KL’s Pudu !
Jalan Sayur, Off Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur.
吉隆坡美食 - 半山芭為食街 Jalan Sayur Night Market
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KL's Pudu Glutton Lane Food Discovery #8 : A Yong Tau Foo Hideout In KL’s Pudu
The first thing you would notice about this yong tau foo stall along KL’s off Jalan Pudu is certainly the variety of selections ranging from chilli, brinjal, bitter gout, lady’s finger to dried tau foo. Besides that this stall also serves pan mee that is made on- the- spot using an antique looking kneading machine. This stall is operated by the two ladies. For yong tau foo fans this stall will not disappoint, definitely. Folks from as far as Kepong have ventured here to taste the authentic difference ! The video shows how the stuffings are fried and noticed a dried oyster is added into it to give its unique taste. There is an air of home coked food here. Surely, because the servings are all freshly made and cooked right there ! And the ladies are always happy to welcome you to their kitchen !
Jalan Sayur, Off Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur.
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Teh Tarik
Proses pembuatan Teh Tarik yang dituangkan dari satu gelas ke gelas lainnya (dilempar-lempar) menyebabkan kandungan-kandungannya menjadi semakin pekat dan aromanya keluar. Selain itu proses penarikan ini juga membantu mendinginkan suhu minuman dan memberikan lapisan busa lembut di bagian atasnya yang terbentuk karena kandungan gula di dalam air teh. Teh tarik dan teh es merupakan minuman yang banyak dijual di rumah makan para mamak, dan biasanya diminum bersama hidangan seperti nasi lemak, roti canai, roti telur, atau roti tempayan.
Walaupun Resep Teh Tarik berasal dari Malaysia, tetapi sudah banyak penjual di Indonesia yang menyediakan Resep Teh Tarik ini terutama banyak ditemukan di Aceh. Untuk bahan dasar Resep Teh Tarik sendiri adalah bubuk teh yang dijual kiloan.Bagi anda yang penasaran ingin mencicipi uniknya rasa dan proses membuat Teh Tarik ini, anda dapat mencobanya sendiri di rumah, karena memang proses pembuatannya tidaklah rumit, berikut ini adalah Resep Teh Tarik Spesial Khas Malaysia.
Bahan Resep Teh Tarik :
Sediakan 200 ml air mendidih
Sediakan 2 kantong teh hitam aroma melati
Sediakan 50 ml susu evaporasi
Sediakan 3 sdm susu kental manis
Alat Resep Teh Tarik :
2 buah gelas bergagang ukuran besar (lebih baik berbahan plastik, stainless steel, atau kaleng, bukan berbahan beling)
Cara Membuat Resep Teh Tarik :
Langkah pertama di dalam satu gelas bergagang, seduh teh dengan air panas mendidih hingga kental dan hitam.
Kemudian tambahkan susu evaporasi dan susu kental manis. Aduk rata.
Langkah penyelesaiannya: Siapkan sebuah gelas kosong bergagang yang lain. Lalu tuang campuran teh susu ke dalam gelas kosong sambil ditarik agak tinggi hingga seperti air yang akan tumpah. Lakukan berulang-ulang hingga berbusa. Sajikan.
Pada bahan Resep Teh Tarik disebutkan salah satunya adalah susu evaporasi, yang dimaksud susu evaporasi adalah susu sapi yang diproses hingga berkurang kadar airnya dan rasanya tidak manis. Susu evaporasi bisa anda dapatkan di supermarket, dan tersedia dalam kemasan kaleng. Anda juga dapat menggunakan susu kental manis full cream jika anda suka rasa manis.
Anda dapat menyajikan Teh Tarik dalam keadaan hangat atau dingin sesuai dengan selera anda. Di Indonesia, selain dinikmati dengan hidangan roti cane, Teh Tarik biasanya dihidangkan dengan roti bakar khas bandung atau martabak. Selain menajadi minuman yang populer di Aceh, ternyata Teh Tarik juga banyak di temukan di Kepulauan Riau.
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Roti Canai
Bosan makan roti yang cita rasanya itu-itu saja? Coba roti canai, yuk. Roti canai dikenal juga dengan nama roti cane, roti maryam, atau roti prata. Biasa disajikan dan disantap bersama kari.
Mendengar nama roti canai, umumnya orang akan langsung teringat negara India. Ya, roti yang satu ini memang salah satu sajian kuliner khas negara India.
Namun, makanan ini juga banyak dan mudah ditemukan di negara-negara Asia lainnya, seperti Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, dan Singapura.
Sebelum membelinya, lebih baik Anda coba dulu membuatnya sendiri. Berikut ini resep roti canai khas Malaysia untuk Anda.
Bahan:
300 gr tepung terigu
1 butir telur ayam
50 ml minyak goreng
150 ml air hangat
1 sdm susu bubuk
1 sdt gula halus
1/2 sdt garam
Margarin secukupnya
Minyak goreng secukupnya untuk merendam adonan
Cara membuat:
- Masukkan telur ayam, air hangat, dan minyak goreng dalam satu wadah. Kocok dengan garpu, aduk hingga rata. Tambahkan tepung terigu, garam, gula halus, dan susu bubuk. Uleni dan banting-banting adonan hingga kalis dan tidak lengket.
- Bulatkan adonan sesuai dengan ukuran yang diinginkan, lalu rendam adonan dalam minyak goreng. Tutup wadah dengan kain bersih, diamkan selama 1-2 jam.
- Setelah adonan direndam, pipihkan hingga benar-benar tipis, lalu oleskan mentega hingga merata. Gulung adonan, tarik-tarik agar adonan menjadi lebih panjang.
- Gulung adonan dengan arah yang berlawanan hingga membentuk seperti huruf S, lalu satukan atau tumpuk adonan.
- Pipihkan adonan hingga melebar sambil ditarik-tarik karena adonan agak lengket. Ulangi langkah ini hingga 4-7 kali.
- Goreng di atas wajan tanpa minyak hingga berubah warna kecokelatan, roti canai siap disajikan.
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Jalan Sayur: The Glutton Street Night Market in Pudu
As far as tourists are concerned, the most popular and famous place for street food in Kuala Lumpur is Jalan Alor in Bukit Bintang. Jalan Alor is a fun street and well worth a visit. However, because its audience is mostly foreigners, its food primarily is seasoned for the taste preferences of mainland Chinese tourists rather than locals.
For local Chinese-Malay people, one of the best known places for street food is Jalan Sayur in Pudu. Commonly referred to as Wai Sek Kai (為食街) in Cantonese — which often is embellished in its English translation to Glutton Street — this grimy night market has changed little in decades and is considered widely to maintain more traditional Cantonese and Peranakan flavours.
Jalan Sayur is the kind of street that a foodie tourist, particularly an Asian foodie tourist, might make an effort to visit, but it had minimal presence on the big tourist advisory sites under any of its names — Jalan Sayur, Wai Sek Kai, or Glutton Street — at the time that travelgasm.com first wrote this piece. The vast majority of tourists in Kuala Lumpur never make it to Jalan Sayur, and we think it is a worthy addition to our 7 Things Tourists Don't Do in Kuala Lumpur, but You Should accordingly.
Best Pudu Glutton Street Night Market Eateries
On our first visit to Jalan Sayur, we showed up around 5 PM, but this was too early and most vendors were not open yet. We had better luck on subsequent visits around 6 PM and 7 PM. In our experience, the area around the Pudu LRT station and the streets around the night market were poorly illuminated and practically deserted, and for that reason we would suggest that it is best to visit between 6 PM and 8 PM and not later in the evening.
Jalan Sayur is a small street with maybe two dozen stalls, so if some food looks tasty, give it a try; but a few of the best-known vendors include:
Chun Kee Tai Bu Mee (春记大埔面) - No doubt the most famous eatery in the area, this simple restaurant has sold handmade hakka-style noodles topped with minced meat and vegetables for generations. It is open for lunch and in the evening.
Chua Curry Chee Cheong Fun (咖哩豬腸粉) - Sells traditional Hong Kong-style rice noodles but instead of the more typical sweet, spicy, and peanut sauces, they top their noodles with soft pork skins and drown them in a thin curry sauce.
Lin Brothers Fried Radish Cake (林氏兄弟炒粿角) - Well-known for its Chinese-style radish cakes stir-fried with eggs, bean sprouts, and green onions.
Rong Jie BBQ Tofu (容姐烧豆腐) - A local favourite offering grilled tofu and grilled dried cuttlefish drizzled with thick, savory rojak sauce and crushed peanuts. It's an intense flavour combination.
Char Kuey Teow (炒粿條) - There are at least two or three vendors selling the classic Chinese-Malay noodles on Jalan Sayur. Compared to elsewhere in the city, these sellers tend to stir-fry on very high heat, use a particularly dark rich sauce, and prefer to mix in salted egg for a very strong flavour.
On our visits, our favourite was the char kuey teow without the salted egg, but char kuey teow always is our preferred Malaysian street food option. Certainly feel free to find your own favourites.
Below, we have mapped out what we believe to be the quickest and safest route from the Pudu LRT station to Jalan Sayur. Visit early in the evening, go as a group, and stick to the main street when walking around the corner to Jalan Sayur. Happy eating!
How to Get Here: Take LRT Ampang (Line 3, Yellow) or LRT Sri Petaling (Line 4, Brown) to Pudu Station (AG10, SP10). Use the Jalan San Pang Exit (past the small convenience stores in the station). Walk along the long path under the elevated train track, but turn left at the end to go to Jalan Pudu instead of turning right to go to the carpark by Jalan San Pang. Do not use the Jalan Pudu Exit. It empties into an awkward and dark alley behind retail buildings.Like Jalan Sayur? Tell your friends and frenemies on social media that you discovered it first:
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50令吉细尝半山芭美食街回忆中的老味道
【50令吉细尝半山芭美食街回忆中的老味道】
某天晚上来到吉隆坡Pudu地铁站，看见这条车来车往的热闹街道上，许多人脚步匆匆往小巷深处，为什么呢？
原来大家都跟吃货小编一样，知道这里隐藏了一条有着几十年历史的半山芭美食街（Jalan Sayur），所以来找美食的啦！
有美食在的地方，#SEA游记假正经频道 当然要出现！这次再带50令吉出发，在这里寻觅美食家吃了半世纪依旧不觉腻的回忆中老味道！
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Pudu Glutton's Lane Food Discovery #3 : Steaming Hot Fried Radish Cake !
We continue with this food trail into Pudu's glutton lane with a steaming hot plate of fried radish cake. Firstly you will notice the queue... all eager for their turn as they reach the stall. Here's a simple stall that has a long history for its simple one dish offering ! The master chef can be seen doing his non-stop frying on a big kuali using not one but two ladles! The oversized kuali serves two purposes, one part for keeping the radish cake hot while the other part for the actual hot frying sequence. It's a skill that comes with years of experience on how to make sure that the radish cake is not too burned. Have a go at this delicious street food at the glutton lane here and taste for yourself a unique slice of food culture.
Jalan Sayur, Off Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur.
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What to See and Eat in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
What to See and Eat in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Kuala Lumpur is the capital city of Malaysia and is amongst the fastest growing cities in Southeast Asia. In this episode of our Malaysia video series, David explores the country’s bustling capital city to show you the best of what to see and eat in Kuala Lumpur.
Nowhere else in Kuala Lumpur can you see the mix of Chinese, Indian, and British architecture than in and around Merdeka Square. There are several important historic buildings located here. One such building is the KL City Gallery, which was an old printing press turned gallery space where visitors can learn about KL’s history. Across the street is the stunning Sultan Abdul Samad Building and the City Theatre.
After sightseeing around Merdeka Square, David heads into the Central Market to check out some of the handicrafts and shop for masks to add to his collection. The Central Market is a great place to purchase souvenirs and expertly crafted items. David picked up a couple of Indonesian-style Batik masks at the Native Gallery on the second floor.
Another KL landmark that David visits is the Thean Hou Temple, a massive Buddhist temple overlooking the Bricksfield neighborhood (AKA “Little India”). After prayer service, David heads into Little India to get a small “taste” of what Malay Indian culture is all about. He and Ana sample some Indian fare at a local restaurant and get some henna art done on their hands.
The National Monument is their next stop – a sculpture commemorating Malaysia’s struggle for freedom. The bronze sculpture depicts a group of soldiers holding the Malaysian national flag. If the sculpture looks familiar it’s because the same Austrian sculptor, Felix de Weldon, designed the Marine Corps War Memorial in Virgina, .
The Petronas Towers were once the tallest twin towers in the world! They continue to be Malaysia’s most iconic buildings. David heads up to the Sky Bridge to check out the amazing views and learn about the history of the towers. The observation deck is located on the 86th floor.
Now, where to eat in Kuala Lumpur:
First stop is Madras Lane in Chinatown to a restaurant specializing in chicken and rice and barbequed pork. Since the weather that day was hot, David couldn’t skip out on trying a refreshing ABC dessert (Ice Kacang AKA Air Batu Campur), which is basically shaved ice with red beans, sweet corn, jellies, and evaporated milk. It is the ULTIMATE refresher on a hot day.
At night, Jalan Alor Street in the Bukit Bintang district is a great place to eat. It is lively and there are so many types of dishes to try! Some standout dishes are the Hokkien pork noodles, chicken satay, and butter prawns. Ti
Next up is another food street called Jalan Sayur. You won’t find many tourists here – this food street is more of a local hangout. David tries a few dishes including fried pork fat with curry, prawn noodles, fried chicken, and a fish cake. As you may have noticed, there aren’t many common Malaysian dishes here, so serious foodies only!
Be sure to bring cash.
And those are David’s top recommendations of what to see and eat in Kuala Lumpur.
Have you been to KL, share your suggestions for what to see and eat!
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Chow Kit is a sub-district in central Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is located around Jalan Chow Kit (Chow Kit Road) and is enclosed by the parallel streets of Jalan Raja Laut and Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman. It is named after the tin miner and municipal councilor Loke Chow Kit. Today the area features a large Indonesian community. It has a daily wet market (Wet Market is a market, selling fruit, vegetables, tofu, spices, meat and fish, as well as meat, fish, crabs and lobsters.) known as Bazaar Baru Chow Kit which is the largest wet market in Kuala Lumpur and is a tourist attraction. Pasar Raja Bot is a historic area. It has been around since 1953 and is a a heritage site in its own right.
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