I know I raved about Penang’s street food, but it’s well worth noting that Kuala Lumpur did itself proud, as well. The highlight was the Imbi Market, a morning wet market with oodles of yummy food stalls.
Imbi Market, breakfast street food galore.Popiah, a delicious roll of spiciness, turnips and goodies I cannot identify.Popiah, a delicious roll of spiciness, turnips and goodies I cannot identify.For dinner, a pop-up restaurant in Chinatown offers a foil wrapped SPICY fish medley: prawns, stingray, clams and squid with some okra for good measure.
For more tasty pics of KL street food, and the city itself, check out my Flickr photostream.
6 thoughts on “Kuala Lumpur Hawker Stall Street Food”
Man, it seems like we went to the wrong part of Malaysia…Scott and I were in Malaysian Borneo for much of our honeymoon last summer and have never tasted worse food anywhere in the world. Though your pictures are making me seriously hungry!
oh no! I wonder if Borneo just has a different culinary tradition? I honestly have to say that except for Hanoi street food, Malaysian was really truly our best food on the trip. Crazy spicy, loads of flavor – just plain fabulous. Looks like you and Scott will simply have to plan a return trip!
How in the world is you tummy holding up!??!! This stuff looks impossible to digest let alone swallow! Oh where oh where has my daughter gone..the one whose different foods couldn’t touch each other on the dish!!! But bon apitite and have fun and buy plenty of Tums!!
I love your mom’s posts Val! Very sweet. And some of the dishes do look a little intense — like momala says, you’ve gone native! Best to you & Senor Nanji.
We miss you Caroline! And yes, my mom is a piece of work… 🙂
Val, the pictures you took are so incredable that I can only compare them to what a professional photographer would take.
Man, it seems like we went to the wrong part of Malaysia…Scott and I were in Malaysian Borneo for much of our honeymoon last summer and have never tasted worse food anywhere in the world. Though your pictures are making me seriously hungry!
oh no! I wonder if Borneo just has a different culinary tradition? I honestly have to say that except for Hanoi street food, Malaysian was really truly our best food on the trip. Crazy spicy, loads of flavor – just plain fabulous. Looks like you and Scott will simply have to plan a return trip!
How in the world is you tummy holding up!??!! This stuff looks impossible to digest let alone swallow! Oh where oh where has my daughter gone..the one whose different foods couldn’t touch each other on the dish!!! But bon apitite and have fun and buy plenty of Tums!!
I love your mom’s posts Val! Very sweet. And some of the dishes do look a little intense — like momala says, you’ve gone native! Best to you & Senor Nanji.
We miss you Caroline! And yes, my mom is a piece of work… 🙂
Val, the pictures you took are so incredable that I can only compare them to what a professional photographer would take.