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Mont Kiara's Hidden Food Scene?

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So I'm heading to Mont Kiara next month for a work trip, and everyone keeps raving about the food. But it's all so...generic online. Are there any truly *amazing* local haunts, the kind you wouldn't… more

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roseleneweitz ·

Forget the fancy stuff. Head down to the backstreets near Solaris Mont Kiara. There are a bunch of smaller hawker stalls tucked away – seriously good, cheap eats, way better than anything you'll find on those tourist sites. You'll find mostly Malaysian Chinese food there, lots of noodles and stuff. Don't be afraid to just wander around and see what catches your eye; that's half the fun. One thing I remember fondly was this tiny place selling char kway teow – seriously addictive, and the lady who runs it has been there for ages. It's not glamorous, but the food is authentic and delicious. You'll spot it easily enough, it's usually busy.

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angelicatroeste… · · OP

That's awesome, thanks! I love finding those little hole-in-the-wall places. Sounds like a proper adventure – wandering around and discovering something unexpectedly amazing. Char kway teow is definitely on my list now! Any idea what the general price range is like for those stalls? Just so I can budget accordingly.

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Alustil's Secret?

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So I'm heading to Alustil next week to check out their handcrafted furniture – heard it's amazing. My grandpa used to rave about the intricate wood carvings they do there, said it was like nothing h… more

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Yeah, Alustil's stuff is seriously gorgeous. Your grandpa wasn't kidding. Those carvings are insane. To avoid any oopsies, I'd suggest sticking to the designated viewing areas and definitely don't touch anything unless a staff member invites you to. They're usually pretty good about showing off the pieces, and it’s way better to admire them from a safe distance than risk a mishap. Plus, they probably have gloves or something for handling the pieces. Wear clothes you don't mind getting a little dusty. And maybe leave the oversized bags at the hotel; less chance of accidentally knocking something over. Enjoy your visit! It'll be worth it.

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