Lots of fun. Many restaurants to choose from - all seem similar. We avoided the ones with too many tourists and looked for locals eating. Food was good, beers were in big bottles - not chilled so arrived in a big bucket of ice. Good for people watching.

Jalan Alor is an outdoor food market stall area with a variety of restaurants selling Malaysian, Thai, Indian, Chinese, fresh fruit, nuts, fruit drinks, soft drinks, beer and wine. Was extremely busy when we attended and not good if you don’t like crowds. Food was ok mainly stir fried dishes, fresh seafood or meats/chicken grilled over coals. Can get Smokey depending on where you sit.

A short street with local/Chinese restaurants, fruits/juice store. Had a dinner at 黄亚华小食店，food tastes good but no customer service. Afyer dinner, ate durian at the alley opposite 黄亚华，that durian store clean and cosy. Can see most customers on the streets are tourists 😁 There's a Chinese Beef Roti at the Connor of the street, long queue from morning until night. We've queue for more than half an hour for 2 beef roti, crispy on the outside skin and tender inside and the beef filling very juicy. The rest every food you can skip but the beef roti must try.

This place has been promoted as a must-visit hawker street for tourists. Unfortunately, the food sold here do not represent Malaysian food. When you come here, you’re going to see restaurants serving Thai food (which you can get in Bangkok), Chinese food (which you can get from China, Hong Kong or Taiwan), or Korean food (which you will get from, yes, South Korea). Just look at the red tanglung hanging, you’d think you’re in China right? So where can you get true, authentic Malaysian food? Go to Kampung Baru. It’s a modern-day village selling authentic Malaysian food. Find these food to try: Nasi Lemak, Rendang, Laksa, Bihun Sup, Asam Pedas, Satay with Kuah Kacang, Lontong, Mee Rebus, Mee Kari, Mee Goreng Mamak, Roti Canai, Nasi Ayam, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Char Koey Teow, Wantan Mee, Pan Mee, Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang. However, if you see Nasi Geprek, Ayam Penyet, Bakso, Soto - these are all Indonesian food. Better go next door (Indonesia) and try the real ones for these. Enjoy!

Must see experience in Bukit Bintang area. Atmosphere at night especially after 8-9pm is crowded and busy. Lots of tourists and few locals, and yes expensive for Malaysia but for convenience and access it is awesome at least once if in area. For durian lovers have a number of stalls, and for convenience and high exchange rate it is very good. If you can get to SS2 or other suburban durian markets this will be cheaper but for holiday access and if not on a tight budget, go for it!

Located a short walk from the Bukit Bintang monorail station, Jalan Alor is a dining experience not to be missed. The street comes alive after dark, offering an array of seafood and other dining options. Take your pick from the numerous restaurants offering seating on the street, or just browse the many market stalls. A good cheap dining alternative to the many restaurants and bars on offer. We enjoyed ourselves so much the first night we came back the next night also.

A meal at Jalan Alor is a good option unless like me you attempt it like me on the Eid holiday when the street was packed and seats in the various restaurants hard to find. The helpings are large and do not order too much in your initial order. Tiger beer is freely available.

Have not visited Jalan Alor for a while so decided to pop by for dinner on a Friday night. When we arrived around 8pm, the food street was packed. There were many street stalls and restaurants, and you will be spoilt for choices. Definitely one of the places that you should try to visit.

A must place to visit for anyone visiting KL. Walking distance from the malls at pavilion and Bejaya time square. Lots of food choices with street food and sit down options, all at an affordable price. Very touristy, but still worth a visit.

Not the photo op you thought about when you envision Kuala Lumpur, but authenticity of locals, combined with tourists! Safe, well lit, with tons of action! Highly recommend at night time if you don’t have agoraphobia and claustrophobia combined