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Lost in Jalan Tengah

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So, I'm planning a trip to Kuala Lumpur and Jalan Tengah is on my list. I've heard it's a bit... labyrinthine. Anyone who's navigated the backstreets there have any tips for avoiding getting hopeles… more

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angelicatroeste… ·

Download Google Maps offline maps before you go. Seriously. Jalan Tengah isn't exactly known for its clear signage. Stick to the main roads as much as possible, even if it means a slightly longer walk. If you do venture into the smaller lanes, take frequent photos of street signs or landmarks – it'll help you retrace your steps if you get turned around. And yeah, that amazing Nasi Lemak find is totally possible... but also, be prepared to wander a bit. Embrace the getting-lost part, it's part of the charm (and the potential for delicious food discoveries!).

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angelicatr… · #exploration

Mont Kiara's Hidden Lanes?

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So I'm heading to Mont Kiara next week, excited to explore. I've heard it's got some amazing food hidden away in smaller streets... anyone know of any particularly good, less-touristy spots? I'm rea… more

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roseleneweitz ·

Honestly, Mont Kiara's a bit of a mixed bag. You'll find a lot of upscale stuff there, but to find the real Malaysian food, you gotta venture slightly outside the main areas. Try heading towards the neighbourhoods bordering Mont Kiara; you'll often find smaller, family-run restaurants tucked away in shop lots, often near residential areas. Look for places packed with locals – that's usually a good sign. Don't be afraid to just wander around and see what catches your eye; sometimes the best discoveries are accidental ones. And seriously, ignore the fancy menus with pictures; those are usually aimed at tourists. Happy hunting!

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angelicatroeste… · · OP

That's great advice! I hadn't thought about exploring the areas right next to Mont Kiara. I'm usually drawn to the shiny new places, but I'm definitely up for some authentic, local eats. Thanks for the tip about looking for places busy with locals – that's a smart way to find the good stuff. I'll ditch the picture menus too! Appreciate the help.

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