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Best Places To Stay, Eat, And Explore In Chow Kit, KL (2024 Guide)

Our quick guide to one of kl’s most vibrant neighbourhoods..

Named after the famous entrepreneur, public official, and founder of Malaysia’s first locally owned departmental store, Chow Kit is a lively suburb in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. It draws visitors from all over the map with its popular wet market – Bazaar Baru Chow Kit, countless eateries, and many cultural attractions. 

Best Things to Eat & Do In Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur

From exciting walking tours to dynamic stalls with spirited vendors, from local kedai makan to refined dining, let’s find out what Chow Kit, KL, has to offer!

How To Get There

As is the case with many places in KL, parking can be a bit of a challenge here. Fortunately, Chow Kit is easily accessible via the Medan Tuanku Monorail Station and the Sultan Ismail LRT Station connecting visitors to KL Sentral and beyond. Of course, there are always e-hailing apps too!

Where To Stay In Chow Kit

The Chow Kit – an Ormond Hotel

Dubbed ‘Malaysia’s Best Boutique Hotel 2023’ by World Travel Awards, The Chow Kit – an Ormond Hotel has also been featured in the MICHELIN Guide’s ‘Best Hotels in Malaysia’. With a design that marries 70’s luxury with contemporary comforts, this travellers’ sanctuary is located in the heart of old Kuala Lumpur and is perfect for rest, relaxation, and exploration.

The Chow Kit is conveniently located in proximity to Bukit Bintang and Petaling Street – the hub of shopping and commerce in the city while also being the perfect home-away-from-home.

Address: The Chow Kit – an Ormond Hotel, 1012, Jln Sultan Ismail, Chow Kit, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

Phone: 03-2778 6666

Top 5 Best Things To Do In Chow Kit

This part of Kuala Lumpur is an absolute hive of activity! With so much to do, we’ve narrowed down the list to the Top 5 best things to do on your next trip to Chow Kit, KL.

1. Stay and Dine at The Chow Kit – an Ormond Hotel

The best way to experience Chow Kit is to stay in the area. One establishment that offers more when you stay is The Chow Kit – an Ormond Hotel. Throughout January 2024, the hotel offers a Stay & Dine package where guests receive RM150 in dining credits for every night’s stay. This allows you to save more on food while staying at Malaysia’s Best Boutique Hotel 2023!

Moreover, The Chow Kit also offers a Private Dining experience – where you can share an intimate dining experience with your loved one in an exclusive private space.

For more information, visit their website .

2. Visit Bazaar Baru Chow Kit

This wet market (or morning market) is a mish-mash of colours, cultures, and foods. The chaotic mix is spread out over a large area including stalls, old buildings, and narrow streets. From colourful varieties of fresh fruit to meats, vegetables, and even toys and clothing – this market has it all. After all that walking, visitors will be glad to learn there are kopitiams here for some refreshments too!

3. Join the Chow Kit Walking Tour

The best way to get to know Chow Kit, KL is to hit the streets! The starting point of the walking tour is at The Chow Kit – an Ormond Hotel. From there, your local guide – Fuad – will take you on a leisurely 90-minute to 2-hour walk through the streets and alleys of Chow Kit with stories and facts being shared along the way.

Price: RM 129 (Hotel Guests), RM139 (Non-Hotel Guests) – Inclusive of complimentary beverage redeemable at The Chow Kit Kitchen & Bar.

Booking via this link .

4. Visit the Sudirman Mural

Mural artist Syamsul Haffiz Addenno spent 200 hours creating a mural in honour of the late great pop singer, Datuk Sudirman Arshad. Chow Kit has a special connection with Sudirman for his famous Chow Kit Road Concert in 1986. On the 14th of April that year, “The People’s Singer” performed for free in front of 100,000 people at the same location now graced by his mural.

Location: 465, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (beside Bazaar Baru Chow Kit).

What To Eat In Chow Kit

Chow Kit is a foodie’s paradise with options ranging from the Nasi Kandar – a crowd favourite – to elegant meals fit for the discerning traveller. Here are our five picks for where to eat in Chow Kit!

1. The Chow Kit Kitchen & Bar

If the kitchen is the soul of any home, then The Chow Kit Kitchen and Bar is the elegant heart of this hotel. They take pride in serving classic Malaysian favourites with a twist; elevating them to the next level. 

Portions are generous and each dish is prepared with great care and the finest, most authentic, locally sourced produce.

In addition to local cuisine, The Chow Kit Kitchen & Bar also serves Western dishes, which include their seasonal and festive menus. This December, they’re offering a 4-course dinner Seasonal Menu featuring Scallop Tartare, Laksam, and Grilled Rack of Lamb. Do note that while they do not serve pork and no alcohol is used in their food, alcoholic beverages are served at the bar.

Address: 1012, Jln Sultan Ismail, Chow Kit, 50100 Kuala Lumpur

Business Hours:  7am – 11pm (Daily)

Contact: +603 2778 6688 

Further Info: Website | Facebook | Instagram

[No Pork, No Lard, Serves Alcohol]

2. Yut Kee Restaurant

This popular KL restaurant has been serving delicious Hainanese cuisine for breakfast and lunch since 1928! Among their most popular dishes are their Hainanese Chicken Chop and Roast Pork Roll (served with their in-house apple sauce!) which bring in large crowds – especially during the weekends. The food is well worth the wait so get there early and expect a queue!

Address: 1, Jalan Kamunting, Chow Kit

Business Hours: 7:30am – 3pm (Daily)

Contact: +603-2698 8108

[Non-Halal]

3. Restoran Kin Kin

A long-time favourite of KL-ites, Restoran Kin Kin is famous for its Chilli Pan Mee which it claims to have invented in 1985! For nearly three decades, they’ve been serving springy wheat noodles topped with crispy anchovies, minced pork, spring onions, fried garlic, and a soft-boiled egg with a side of soup. The final touch is their delicious and fiery fried dried chillies which you can add to your heart’s desire – be warned, it packs a punch!

Address: 40, Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman, Kampung Baru

Operating Hours: 6:30am–6:30pm (Daily)

4. Sin Hua Bee Bakery

For more than 60 years, the family behind Sin Hwa Bee Bakery have been producing and selling traditional Chinese biscuits and pastries. They are most famous for their ga lui bing (wedding biscuits). It’s becoming increasingly rare to find treats such as these being sold the traditional way –  in large glass jars on stepped shelves. Sin Hwa Bee proudly continues the tradition and will hopefully continue giving us our dose of nostalgia – and tasty cookies – for decades to come.

Address: 72, Lengkok Raja Laut, Chow Kit, KL

Business Hours: 9:30am – 6pm (Closed on Sundays)

5. Kudu Abdul Nasi Kandar

Restoran Kudu Bin Abdul is an iconic Nasi Kandar joint with a wide variety of curries and dishes to select from. It’s another long-time establishment in Chow Kit having been in operation since 1969! Regarded by its fans as “the real deal” of Penang nasi kandar , its plates of rice topped with generous ladlefuls of curries and gravies are sure to please. We recommend their Ayam Bawang and Daging Hitam!

Address: 335, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman Chow Kit, KL

Business Hours: 10.00am – 10.00pm (Closed on Sundays)

Contact: +603-2697 7082

Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore in Chow Kit

In conclusion, Chow Kit is one of KL’s most exciting neighbourhoods that you absolutely must visit! Whether you’re searching for a nice place to stay, looking for activities to do with friends, planning a dinner date, or looking for good food, this historic spot has it all!

Save this list and don’t forget to check out the amazing food and activities from The Chow Kit – an Ormond Hotel! Enjoy Foodies!

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Best Itinerary For Foodies in Chow Kit, KL

Chow Kit is one of the busier sub-district of the city of KL. The place is most known for the city’s unofficial Red Light District, however there are plenty of delicious authentic Malaysian food here.

Chow Kit is also home to the largest and most popular morning market in Malaysia, the Chow Kit Bazaar Baru. This city is also easily accessible via public transportation.

So, from one of the best Nasi Kandar in KL to the original Chili Pan Mee restaurant, let’s get into what Chow Kit has to offer.

How to Get into Chow Kit

If you’re coming from a different city or state via public transport, there are 2 ways you can get into Chow Kit:

• Drop at KL Sentral and take the Monorail to Chow Kit Station
• Drop at KL Sentral and take the LRT

Our preferred way is to use the LRT as it is more faster and efficient. However if it is not during rush hour the Monorail can be pretty fast too.

Where to stay in Chow Kit

Hotel stripes .

Small hotels are what you’ll find the most authentic experience in Chow Kit but one of our most memorable hotel stays is at the Hotel Stripes.

 Hotel Stripes is only 6 minutes walking distance away from Dang Wangi LRT station. Its strategic location makes it a great place to stay when you’re in KL. The bedroom was super comfortable with the warm lighting and a decent view of the city. But the highlight of the hotel is the infinity pool. You don’t have to love swimming to appreciate the pleasant poolside ambiance which is complimented with a view of the iconic KL tower.

A day rate starts at about RM288/night which is super worth it considering the amount of facilities you get to enjoy.  Click here to read the full review of Hotel Stripes.

Where to eat in Chow Kit

Yut kee kopitiam 镒记茶餐室.

One of the most popular eatery in Chow Kit, Yut Kee Kopitiam is known for its Hainanese chicken chop and coffee. Waiting time can be long so be there early to avoid long period waiting.

Address: 1, Jalan Kamunting, Chow Kit, 50300, KL Operation Hours: 7.00AM – 4.30PM

Mohd Yaseen’s Penang Nasi Kandar

If you’d like to grab a quick and hearty plate of Nasi Kandar, this is the place to go. A simple plate of one meat and one vegetable Nasi Kandar could cost up to RM 8. On top of that, they also serve Roti Canai.

Address: 351, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Chow Kit, 50300 KL Operation Hours: 24 Hours

Tian YaKe Ban Mian

Tian YaKe is a humble roadside pan mee stall nestled in one of the alley in Chow Kit. There’s no anchovy in the broth but they serve a large chunks of mushrooms in the soup. Some people say their pan mee has a homely and authentic taste to it, very reminiscent of mother’s cooking.

Address: 380, Lorong Haji Taib 5, Chow Kit, 50350 KL Operating Hours: 7.00 AM – 5PM, closed on Tuesdays

Sin Hua Bee Bakery

Sin Hua Bee is one of the most famous traditional bakery in Chow Kit. This place has the most old school cookies and biscuits all made on site at the shop. If you grew up in the 80s or 90s, this shop is a must visit for you.

Address:  72, Lengkok Raja Laut, Chow Kit, 50100 KL Operating Hours:  9.00AM–5.00PM

Tao Xiang Bak Kut Teh Fish Head Noodles

There are not many places to have delicious fish head noodles. But lucky for those who stay in Chow Kit area, Tao Xiang happens to serve one of the best fish head noodles. The fish head noodles are cooked and served in claypots, which keeps them hot throughout the meal.

Address:  2, Jalan Tiong Nam 5, Chow Kit, 50350 KL Operating Hours:  6.00AM – 530PM

Ah Heng Food Corner 阿兴饭档

Ah Heng Food Corner is a curbside hawker stall that serves a range of traditional Chinese meat dishes. They are most famous for their porkilicious dishes, for example the Braised Pork Intestine and Signature White Pepper Pig Stomach Soup.

Address: 4, Lorong Tiong Nam 3, Chow Kit, 50350 K Operating Hours:  5.30PM – 11PM, closed on Tuesdays

Restoran Ong Lai (Goh Kee)

Be sure to head over Ong Lai if you’re after some tai chow dishes. Operates only at night, Ong Lai is known for its signature steamed fish head covered with chilli, cabbage, and pork slices.

Address: 60A, Jalan Raja Laut, 50350, KL Operating Hours:  6.00PM – 12.00AM, closed on Mondays

RSMY Best Cheese Naan

RSMY is a restaurant in Chow Kit whose name is exactly what they stand for. They serve one of the cheesiest and gooiest cheese naan in KL and that will leave you satisfy.

Address:  Lot 11&13, Jalan Medan Tuanku, Medan Tuanku, 50300 KL Operating Hours:  11.00AM – 12.00AM

Cendol Durian @ Kampung Baru, KL

To make cendol tastes even better, some cendol stalls in Malaysia have came up with their own twist of cendol by adding durian in it. Be prepared for long queues as this place has become a mega-hit among cendol lovers.

Address:  47, Jalan Raja Alang Kampung Baru, 50300, KL Operating Hours: 5PM–2AM, Daily

Taste Legendary Nasi Lemak Chow Kit Pasar

There are many names for this nasi lemak stall. Some called it the braised pork belly nasi lemak, some called it the hakka Chinese nasi lemak. Regardless of the name, this nasi lemak stall has been around for 60 years, which says a lot about their credibility. Their siu yok is not to be missed.

Address:  GPS N 03 09.900, E 101 41.963 Operating Hours:  7.15 AM – 12.45 PM

Nasi Kandar Pulau Pinang Haji Ibramsha

If you miss eating Penang-styled nasi kandar, Nasi Kandar Pulau Pinang Haji Ibramsha is the place to go without having to travel up north. Plus it’s so close to SOGO shopping complex which makes it the perfect pit stop to fill up your tummy before shopping.

Address: 68, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, City Centre, 50100, KL Operating Hours:  24 Hours

Restoran Kudu Bin Abdul

Another mega hit for nasi kandar. Kudu Bin Abdul was founded in 1969 which makes it one of the oldest nasi kandar place in KL. It was reported that local artist P.Ramlee was a big fan of this nasi kandar spot. It’s also worth mentioning that prices here are fairly reasonable.

Address: 335, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Chow Kit, 50100 KL Operating Hours:  24 Hours

Restaurant Kin Kin

One of the most frequented pan mee spots in the Klang Valley, Kin Kin is famed for being the inventor of Chilli Pan Mee in 1985, which was more than 20 years ago. There’s no better place to try this dish at the original Kin Kin Chili Pan Mee restaurant in Chow Kit.

Address:  40, Jalan Dewan Sultan Sulaiman, Kampung Baru, 50300, KL Operating Hours:  6.30AM – 6.30PM, Daily

Mungo Jerry Restaurant

If you are in search of a place to go for a hot and flavourful Bak Kut Teh, you have to go to Mungo Jerry . After all the years of service since 1978, Mungo Jerry still maintained its authentic flavours which begin from its birthplace Klang.

Address:  292, Jalan Raja Laut, Chow Kit, 50350, KL Operating Hours:  5.00PM – 2.30AM

Attractions in and around Chow Kit

Quill city mall.

Quill City Mall gives shoppers a refreshing options of local and international F&B outlets, beauty and health options, a selection of stores offering lifestyle, gifts and accessories brands. Some of the F&B highlights include Red Lobster and Aragan Yokocho, the biggest Japanese food court in Asia.

Address: 1018, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bandar Wawasan, 55100 KL

Chow Kit Market

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Chow Kit Market is a great place to spend your day in Chow Kit if you like to immerse yourself in local culture. This biggest market in KL is divided into two sections, a wet market and dry bazaar.

The wet market has fruit and vegetables, seafood, meat and stalls while the dry bazaar is selling general household goods, as well as clothes, shoes, CDs, DVDs and textiles.

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A Traveller's Guide To Chow Kit Market, Kuala Lumpur

As cities develop, the new and modern replace the old and decrepit. Traditional markets in Malaysia and other parts of Asia are disappearing at the expense of high-rise blocks and shopping complexes. Chow Kit Market is one of very few that have survived the test of time in Malaysia’s capital.

Chow kit market.

Chow Kit holds many titles, with some more favourable than others. Named after the former tin miner and public figure, Loke Chow Kit, and sandwiched between the two parallel roads of Jalan Raja Laut and Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Chow Kit Market thrives. Inside a residential area with large Malay and Indonesian communities, the market has provided a lifeline for local families for decades.

Chow Kit Market is Malaysia’s largest wet market. Seemingly hundreds of stalls filled with meat, fresh fruit and freshly caught fish line the narrow passageway. As Kuala Lumpur saw rapid development over the last 20 years or so, the market has survived the test of time. But only by the skin of its teeth. A few years ago, Chow Kit Market was fortunate to avoid demolition to make way for yet another one of the multi-storey’s so prevalent in Kuala Lumpur today.

The infamous

But Chow Kit Market has an infamous side too. Towards the other side, away from the market and vendors lies a labyrinth of small side streets. This seedy area is Kuala Lumpur’s unofficial red light district. Locals warn about the dangers of walking around after dark due to the number of drug addicts, prostitution and gangsters.

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Where is Chow Kit Market?

Located on the northern end of Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, approximately 2.5 kilometres (1.6 miles) from KLCC and Petronas Towers , Chow Kit Market is accessible within 30 minutes from most hotels and attractions. The Monorail passing through KLCC and KL Sentral goes to Chow Kit. From the station, the market is just a few hundred metres down the road. Or, outside of rush hour, Uber and Grab can get passengers here within no time at all for a few ringgits. Chow Kit Market opens at 6:00am until 5:00pm; most people spend approximately one hour.

Shopping at Chow Kit Market

Chow Kit Market divides into two sections: the wet and dry market. The wet market, known locally as Bazaar Baru Chow Kit, bursts with local families and restaurant owners from early in the morning to buy their fresh produce. Walk through the stalls and see everything from hanging meat carcasses to fish spending their last minutes in a pail of water next to the stall. The market isn’t for the faint-hearted. Vendors butcher their meat in their stalls, and the smell can be overwhelming. But at the same time, endless varieties of tropical fruit from the red spiky rambutan to pineapples, longans and bananas fill the stalls at rock bottom prices. The dry market, at the other end, features a more tourist-friendly setting selling clothes, shoes, DVDs and textiles among many others.

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Tourists sometimes feel overwhelmed when they explore Chow Kit Market. From the overpowering smells, pushy vendors, crowdedness, noise and less than hygienic conditions, this personifies the true spirit of an Asian marketplace. But embrace the environment and glimpse into the real way of life for many locals. Those who persevere and walk through the bustling market will find the freshest fruit and several opportunities for that photograph that captures the very soul of Kuala Lumpur.

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1) Explore the Largest Pasar

Chow Kit: Local Street Markets Galore

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Chow Kit — named after Loke Chow Kit, a 19th century Chinese merchant who owned a variety of businesses in the area including everything from a well-known department store to gambling joints and opium dens — remains the present day home of a cluster of local pasars . These markets include the interconnected Chow Kit Pasar and Chow Kit Bazaar Baru , commonly considered to be the largest local market in the city.

Unlike Jalan Petaling and Kasturi Walk — which are patronised almost exclusively by tourists — the markets in Chow Kit very much are intended for a local audience with vendors hawking everything from cheap clothes, costume jewelry, and mobile accessories to fruit, veggies, spices, and heaps upon heaps of meat and fish.

Chow Kit did show up in the top 75 or so attractions on the big tourist advisory sites at the time that travelgasm.com first wrote this piece — and there have long been a smattering of basic hostels and guesthouses in the area — but the vast majority of tourists never make it to the neighbourhood. It's not for everyone, but if you want to see Kuala Lumpur beyond the glitz and glam of the shopping malls in Bukit Bintang and KLCC , Chow Kit is a good first step toward leaving the tourist trail. Accordingly, we think Chow Kit is a worthy addition to our  7 Things Tourists Don't Do in Kuala Lumpur, but You Should .

Stay Safe in Chow Kit

Chow Kit has a well-deserved reputation for being a rough area. Fifteen years or so ago, some reportedly considered it even too dangerous for the police to patrol regularly. Back streets can remain the turf of organised crime and much of the area still is considered an unofficial red light district often staffed by transvestite prostitutes ( maknyah ), but following more recent efforts both by the police and the community itself to reduce street crime and drug use, the district is not as bad as it once was. These days, the main street — Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman — shows little evidence of the unseemly.

Nevertheless, now is a good time to remind you that travelgasm.com, and the author thereof, are not legally responsible for you in any way in Chow Kit or elsewhere — and you always should be vigilant about your safety and not wear or carry expensive items — but if you visit Chow Kit in the morning and stick to the main streets and the markets, the risk of pickpockets or other trouble striking an observant visitor likely only is modestly higher than Bukit Bintang . Pickpockets go to work in Bukit Bintang; Chow Kit very well could be where they sleep.

Shop & Eat in Chow Kit

Cheap local shopping in the Chow Kit Pasar and Chow Kit Bazaar Baru markets are the primary appeal of the district. However, there are no shortage of eateries, as well.

To eat in Chow Kit, there is a small food court toward the north side of the Chow Kit Bazaar Baru where we enjoyed simple Penang-style char koay teow (noodles) on one visit. Three locally well-regarded places near main streets that you also might enjoy for lunch or a snack include Mohd Yaseen for Indian Muslim food, Kin Kin for chilli pan mee (noodles), and Sin Hwa Bee for traditional Chinese pastries and cookies.

Below, we've mapped out the best walk from the Chow Kit Monorail station to the local markets.

How to Get Here: Take KL Monorail (Line 8, Light Green) to Chow Kit (MR10). To follow our suggested walk, take the West Exit (toward Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman; opposite side of the street from the markets) and head down the passage to the left. Instead of dealing with the unpleasant intersection under the monorail station, this route makes it easy to c ross Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman via a people-only overpass in about a block.

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