Petaling Street

While most people are still going gaga over half baked cheese tarts, we opted to have something more traditional - egg tarts. For that matter, Bunn Choon bakery at Petaling Street makes inarguably the best egg tarts in KL.

In the weekdays, Lai Foong coffee shop is one of our favorite places for lunch. Essentially, three of the food stalls are more popular than the rest. Among all, the beef noodle is the...

Despite the name, Merchant's Lane is not really a lane but a delightfully warm and atmospheric cafe that provides respite from this touristy side of the city. It's filled with plenty of natural light perfect for photography (and Instagramming), friendly staff, menu is a bit different from the rest and not obscenely overpriced.

Madras Lane is popular for two things - curry laksa and yong tau fu. But there are three noodle stalls in this small hawker centre. Peculiarly enough, all of them have pretty much the same menu and that includes curry laksa. So, which one should you go for?

Koon Kee is one of the famous places to eat in Petaling Street. I am not a KL local but from what I researched, it's said to serve one of the best wantan mee in the city. That might be true a few decades ago and I wouldn't want to argue with that claim. However, in my opinion, Koon Kee's wantan mee is absolutely horrid and not worth your time and money at all.