With the pandemic restrictions lifted quite a bit, night life has slowly come alive. If you’re a night owl or love to lepak when the sun goes down, have a midnight bite at any one of these 9 supper places in KL!
- Yan Yan A One
Dim sum is lovely at night, hot plates of tiny savory morsels that are either steamed or fried. At Yan Yan A One, chow down on a variety of freshly made dim sum. Besides dim sum, they also have other dishes like fried rice, noodles and more. Called the ‘Bursting Pau’, the Shanghainese Xiao Long Pau bursts with soupy pork flavors in the mouth! The Cantonese Style Noodles is a crowd favorite too!
Non-halal
Address: Jln Klang Lama, Taman Shanghai, 58100 Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: +603-7984 5972
- Togather Cafe
The food here is awesome, especially the Musang King Tart which is made with real durian flesh! For noodle dishes, try the Fried Meehoon or Mee Mamak which is really flavorful. The Cheesy Butter Chicken Chop Rice meal is perfect if you’re looking for something a bit more substantial. This Hong Kong style restaurant that’s spacious and cozy makes for a great place to hang out.
Non-halal
Address: No.2, Kepong, Jalan Rimbunan Raya, Laman Rimbunan, 52100 Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: +6012-688 7946
- Saigon Station
For authentic Vietnamese fare, look no further than Saigon Station. Run by Vietnamese natives, the unpretentious atmosphere and food will make you feel as if you’re dining in a restaurant in Vietnam itself. Your Vietnamese dining experience isn’t complete if you don’t try a bowl of steaming beef or chicken pho. The noodle soup is great for a hangover. Exotic meat dishes include frog meat and sea snails.
Non-halal
Address: G-10, Residensi Unggul, Jalan Vista Mutiara 1, Kepong Baru, 52000 Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: +6010-707 7779
- Fatty Bak Kut Teh & Fish Head
Serving up some of the best bak kut teh and steamed carp fish heads in KL, this place is a famous and favorite haunt for those night dwellers. The Heavenly Ginger Steamed Fish Head has a savory mixture of premium light soy sauce, fish sauce and chicken essence. For a spicy take on the fish head, try the Spicy Sauce Steamed Fish or Fermented Black Beans Sauce Steamed Fish. The pork tail bak kut teh is something to look out for too.
Non-halal
Address: 4 ½, 5, Batu, Jln Klang Lama, 58100 Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: +6012-366 0035
- Kantin Mini
If you are looking for a place to hang out that offers a wide variety of food, try coming to Kantin Mini Kampung Baru. This food court-themed eatery is sure to provide something for all diners. With an attractive view of KLCC and the city of Kuala Lumpur, this is indeed one of the preferred places to eat. With a dining room as well as indoor and outdoor seating, you can enjoy the fresh air while dining. The interior decoration and design is very industrial.
From local food to western food, from seafood to Arabic food, it’s all here. There are about 8 stalls here that provide different kinds of dishes. For those who want a heavy meal, you can try the shell-out menu here brought by Mafioso Shell-out.
Muslim-owned
Address: Jln Datok Abdul Malik, Kampung Baru, 50300 Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: +6017-229 7886
- Murni Discovery
Murni Discovery Restaurant provides a wide variety of food. Malaysia’s identity is translated into cuisines derived from the traditional foods of the Malays, Chinese, and Indians, which are the 3 largest races in Malaysia. Be prepared to dine on a variety of side dishes and breads like naan and tandoori. In addition, western cuisine is also available. You can also ask for pizza which is a food in the Italian cuisine menu or even fried Maggi. This is one of the reasons why Restoran Murni easily finds a place in the hearts of many people!
Muslim-owned
Address: Various outlets across KL.
Contact: Contact respective outlets.
- China Town Seng Kee
Operating for more than 30 years now, this place is a famous haunt for those who go clubbing in town. Minced pork and a raw egg tops their well-known Claypot Lou Shu Fan, a savory mix of noodles and soy sauce-based gravy. For those with a stomach for offal, have their Stir Fried Intestines which are slightly chewy with a spicy hint from cili padi. Caramelized siew yoke tops the Siew Yoke Mee that’s also really tasty.
Non-halal
Address: 52, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: +603-2072 5950
- Wong Ah Wah
The BBQ chicken wings at Wong Ah Wah makes it stand out from the rest of the eateries in Jalan Alor. Extra smoky chicken wings are best dipped with their slightly tangy chili sauce for a flavor explosion in your mouth. Shellfish lovers will enjoy their Kam Heong Lala or Stir Fried Bamboo Clams that are absolutely delish! Wash it all down with a chilled fresh coconut and your meal’s complete!
Non-halal
Address: No 1, Jln Alor, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: +603-2144 2463
- TAPAK Urban Street Dining
Just choose from any of the 25 to 30 food trucks that will pop up at TAPAK Urban Street Dining every night! The Nasi Lemak Chicken Chop is a must-try, crispy chicken chop served alongside fragrant nasi lemak. Nachos and Quesadillas are favorites among the diners here too! There are a variety of drinks options to choose from so it’s a one stop destination for your supper!
Muslim-owned
Address: Persiaran Hampshire, off, Jln Ampang, Hampshire Park, 50450 Kuala Lumpur.
Contact: +6016-554 7670
Written by Kartini Kannan
