@ Chinatown - you can try their gui lin gao at the entrance of Petaling street. It cost RM7 and the shop owners speak a mixture of mandarine, cantonese and english. Good break from the hot weather there. In Chinatown you can see their local chinese food products - like bah kwa (bbq sliced chicken/pork) and other like tao sao... more

Our best shopping experiences were at Petaling St, Chinatown. Again we read negatives but if you have fun, barter friendly and meet midway then you'll have a blast as we did. I was a bit hesitant because all I kept reading was how rude the stall holders were but we only met friendly funny guys. We would have a laugh... more

The pace of KL's Chinatown builds throughout the day and really picks up after 4 p.m., when the day's heat breaks and the night hawkers come out with their portable stands selling clothing, watches and souvenirs. It's a good place to find cheap eats. more

Pitch up on the Terrace of the Petaling Cafe (Swiss Inn Hotel) and watch the world go by. If you're sitting there you won't be hassled by the market traders, pushing their hookey gear. From a fake Rolex to a faux Chelsea shirt, you can get it there for next to nothing.... Get a a tower of Carlsberg, maybe some... more

If you've never been to a street market like this before, you really should go. Lots of vendors, hawkers, etc. make this a great people watching place. Be prepared to be persistently pursued by vendors; saying "Just browsing" won't work here. That being said though, it's a neat place to see, and they have a covering over Petaling Street, which... more

The main attraction of china town is "Petaling Street", which is the one of the most hottest and favourite tourist destination. There you can get the duplicate & copy of the top most brands of the world, and the best thing is that the duplicate & copy is so true like a original brand. You will get the Top Most... more