Lot 10 Hutong

The most famous Hawker stalls from KL in one food court . Excellent way to sample the best of Malay food. I love the Hokkien mee , Penang Char Kway Teoh & chilli pan mee . Go crazy & try all the stalls!

If you have no time to go ard KL to try the famous street food . You must come here, it has stalls that sell the famous street food within KL. The original branchs of these foods have a long history!

Char kuey teow is really authentic , tastes very similar to the ones in Oenang, albeit pricey ! Try out the one with the duck egg as well !

Convenient place to enjoy the famous hawkers in KL. I like Soong Kee 's beef ball noodles (RM11). The place has a low ceiling but the floor space is quite big. It's connected to Isetan the Japan Store.

Must-tries (1) the Kim Kee 'HokkienMee' from the original Cecil Street joint (2) pork ball and intestine soup with dry 'hor fun ' (3) Soon Kee beef noodles .

Kong Tai's Singapore Hokkien Prawn Noodle is a MUST TRY! Good mixture of thin rice and egg noodles , paired with generous serving of toppings. Not too dry or too wet, and very flavourful too!

Macau Pork Bun is a must. Non halal only. The meat is thick but tender and aromatic taste matched with butter grilled bun . Superb.

Tried several food there and found the Hon Kee porridge stall to be exactly like their original place. The design of the hutong is original and nice. However I found it to be a bit warm.

Porco Macau Pork Chop Rice , thumbs up! ???? Good value one set comes with drink.

Non-halal food court offering a good range of Chinese food .Must haves:Hokkien Mee ,Beef Ball Noodles,Char Kuey Teow ,Bak Kut Teh ,Wantan Mee .*Place is poorly-ventilated so b prepared 2smell like kitchen*

Good wok hei but lack in flavor even though cook with pork lard . Prawn look huge as big as 50cent coin size but doesnt have any taste at all. Duck egg large plate cost Rm15.

Recommend the minced meat noodles , deep fried wanton , fried oyster with omelette , satay , barbeque char siew wanton noodles & chicken siew bao ... They're really good!

Soong KEE Beef Noodle since 1945 is the best food in this court. I love it most. Btw, the Kim Lian Kee Hokkien mee and also the Han Kee porridge is not bad too !!

Singapore Style Hokien char is the best. Malaysia Hokien Mee lost it taste, just like eating noodle from the country the cook came from, should be Mee Goreng Cara Indonesia .

I Love Yoo Store (Soy Milk , Tau Fu Fah Soy Dessert , Porridge , Yoo Jah Kueh, Butterfly aka Ma Ti)

Almost everything is good here. My personal favourites are the char kuay teow, polo pork bun from tai lei loi kei, SG fried hokkien mee .

Hokkien Mee is the best! Do come try when you come here..

The choong kee beef noodle is to die for! And don't miss out super famous Macau tai lei loi kei pork chop noodle !

All the well known hawker food in KL under one roof. Great concept. Hokkien fried noodles (Kam Lian Kee) from Petaling Street - not like what it used to be but very good nevertheless.

Awesome wantan mee in this food court area. The noodles texture is really smooth. Not too thick. Not too oily. Get a partner and grab a seat before you order. Rating: 3.2/5.0

Love the variety of food here, feel like you really blend in with the locals =) High security here too, I got at least 3 reminders from roving security to guard my bag proper

Curry me from Ho Weng Kee (何荣记) is a must try...the penang laksa brought me back to air hitam ????????

Nice environment. Recommend char siew wantan noodle . The char siew is heavenly taste!

Kim Lian Kee’s hokkien mee lacks flavor and texture, certainly didn’t pay hokkien mee a justice. Penang CKT with duck egg was pretty authentic , topped with fresh and succulent prawns and cockles .

Siu yok is da bomb. Slightly pricy but worth the price. The soya bean is nice too. Aircond here is kinda cold, perfect for hot weather!

Great place to walk through if you don't want to walk outside, esp from Monorail towards Pavilion. Of course, the Hokkien mee is worth trying, crazy price aside.

Soong kee beef noodles and duck char kuay teow were good. Stay 100 ft away from the kitchen-cloth-tasting popiah and icky dessert stall (cendol , bubur chacha).

One of the best collection of famous hawkers food in KL !

Non-halal food courts are a rarity in KL, this is one of them. Try authentic hokkien mee , char kuey tiaw and beef noodles .

Try to KL style Hokkein me and/or beef ball noodles . Authentic for a modern setting, though not cheap (RM11 a plate for the Hokkein mee.)

HOCK KEE Hock Chew dried mee suah and peanut soup . The fish balls are quite good, filled with minced meat .

Here, you don't need to go along with what the group wants to eat. Sample dozens of cuisines for ~$10MYR all under one roof.

Kissaten-The best ramen so far after i'm back in kl. Tasty pork bone soup and doink doink noodle . I heard their pork burger is not bad too! Must give it a try

Prepare for nice, cozy & air-condition area.. With majority of the famous Malaysian hawker food under a roof.. Rather go Petaling Street for Hokkien mee in hot & hummid area. Porky-porky place.. Yae!!

The pork noodles - simply awesome! Flavourful, my ultimate comfort food . Bak kut teh is also good.

Yummy tastes of foods to choose from here

The only place I could find Singapore Hokkien Mee in KL - Hong Tai (H13). Oh ya, Almost everything here is non halal

Great great food court to try many local food at a time. Recommend hokkien noodles

Who said nothing great??!! U din try hokkien fried rice , black pepper pork soup , pork satay ,hokkien mee , teriyaki burger AND MANY MORE!!!!! DUN SIMPLY GIVE CRITICS LAH:: KIASU LANG....

A good place for hawker food varieties but very pricy . What you get is convenient one stop for all.

The beef noodle is almost as good as the original outlet in jalan silang. Don't mind paying slightly more for the convenience of a covered carpark & air conditioning while I enjoy my meal :)

Nice atmosphere to cater at. A wee bit expensive but the varieties and good food makes up for it!

I usually go for the duck rice , beef noodle or oyster omelette . The rest are nice too including the ice room and the Mr.Siew Pao. Best siew pao ever!

Walk deep inside for a great cup of coffee from Nanyang Ten Coffee . Try Duck Egg Char Kway Teow from Chua Brother Homemade Fish Ball

Singapore prawn mee , although highly unlikely to be originated and taste as good in Singapore, is good here.

My favorite is the Sam Gan Zhong Pork Ball Dry Mee Hoon. The soup taste good!

Slightly expensive , but worth the money since most of the KL popular street (but uber famous in the older days) stalls. Highly recommended for food lovers

Best place for tourist to taste what's good in Malaysia. Best of the best hawker food all under one roof!

Try their hokkien mee unfortunately it served in halal and lack of the deep-fried pork oil, less tasty and appetizing .

Go for the hokkein mee and beef ball noodle .