Bukit Bintang and Jalan Alor (pictured above) offer Chinese and Malay streetfood at cheap prices.Where to stay, what to eatIf you want to be in the middle of KL’s unique energy, choose to stay at one of the hotels in Bukit Bintang where you’ll only be steps away from malls and restaurants offering exotic cuisines. The Grand Millennium, for example, is a five-star hotel that sits right in front of the Fahrenheit 88 mall and walking distance to stores like Sephora, Miu Miu and Michael Kors. Bukit Bintang is also just a short distance away from Jalan Alor where you can have a taste of Chinese and Malay street food for a cheap price. Make sure you get some roasted chicken wings and satay then wash it down with a glass of teh tarik or hot tea. For dessert, look for the guy who sells Turkish ice cream and try out the durian ice cream. A word of warning though: he is quite the trickster!
