Top Malaysia Street Food Tours

Explore Malaysia’s traditional street food scene on this evening tasting tour in Kuala Lumpur. Escape the tourist trail with your guide, and delve into corners of Kuala Lumpur many visitors miss. Mingle with the locals in the bustling Chow Kit Market, and sample tasty treats that the city’s local love like flame-grilled chicken with peanut satay. Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour—limited to eight people.

Discover Kuala Lumpur street food on a delicious tour that explores Malaysia’s diverse cultures through their distinctive flavors. With a guide to introduce each dish you’ll try, it’s a great way to find the places where locals eat, drink, and relax, and you’ll get gorgeous night time views of Kuala Lumpur when the city lights up after dark.

Indulge your taste buds and eat like a local on this street food tour in Penang. Step off the beaten track and mingle with the locals buying fresh snacks from food hawkers. Stop at several food carts with your guide and sample some of the tasty treats Malaysians love. Perhaps taste brown-sugar biscuits, spiced pork rolls or fresh guava, and gain insight into the herbs and spices used. Learn of the diverse Chinese and Indian influences Malaysian street food embraces, and sip refreshing tropical fruit juices.

Get a taste of Malaysia’s finest foods on this guided, 3- to 4-hour, small-group walking and riding tour around Kuala Lumpur. Stop by three or more street vendors and hidden-gem restaurants off-the-beaten path to sample the best Malaysian cuisine. Learn about Malaysian customs and culture and visit food spots like mamak stalls and round-the-clock hawker centers (open-air food courts). All food tastings, including beverages, and any necessary transportation are included.

Food makes the perfect introduction to any city—especially Penang. Slurp, sip, and snack as you discover the highlights of the city’s historic center, Georgetown, on a small-group foodie walking tour with a guide. Enjoy the sorts of insights you can only get from a local as you visit vendors and hawkers, and taste the fare of the generations of migrants who have made the island their home.

No visit to Kuala Lumpur would be complete without sampling its three delicious culinary traditions: Indian, Chinese, and Malay. This great-value guided tour is just like having your own local friend to guide you around the city center. Sample dim sum, satay, Indian pancakes, and more, as you tour the Bukit Bintang area and learn about Malaysian culture. - Discover Malaysia’s three main food cultures: Indian, Chinese, and Malay - Sample dim sum, Indian pancakes, satay, and foamy “teh Tarik” tea - Eat like a local at three locations as you hear stories from your local guide - Explore the Bukit Bintang area, Kuala Lumpur’s nightlife center - Hotel pick up & drop off by air-conditioned vehicle

This unforgettable food tasting tour of Kuala Lumpur introduces you to the culturally diverse flavors of Malaysian cuisine. Let a professional food tour guide help you sample 10 dishes that feature the Indian, Chinese, and Malay culinary influences of KL. You'll visit markets and street food stands on this 3-hour guided tour. - Guided food tasting tour of Kuala Lumpur - Sample a combo of Indian, Chinese, and Malay foods - Includes 10 delicious food tastings such as satay - Eat like a local at food stands and markets - Learn about the cultural diversity in KL - Hotel pick up & drop off by air-conditioned vehicle

See the best of KL and take in the multicultural vibes of the city. Visit iconic stops, check out hidden gems & taste delicious food on the way. Personal local stories from your guide and city recommendations are included! - Discover KL multicultural history through its food - Visit must-see attractions with your guide - Enjoy discovering the hidden gems of the city - 100% family friendly experience - Get to know KL through the eyes of a local

See the best of KL and take in the multicultural vibes of the city. Visit iconic stops, check out hidden gems & taste delicious food on the way. Personal local stories from your guide and city recommendations are included! - Discover KL multicultural history through its food - Visit must-see attractions with your guide - Enjoy discovering the hidden gems of the city - 100% family friendly experience - Get to know KL through the eyes of a local

We will be having authentic Malaysian cuisine around KL area. We believe a person has to try all the local food during travel to immerse in the local culture. And what better way to experience all of Malaysia’s local food culture by having Malay, Chinese and Indian cuisine in your list? I believe food does not have to be expensive, but it has to be delicious. In the morning, we will start off by tasting every Malaysians' favourite - "nasi lemak". Then, we will hop off to Chinatown to try the famous iconic "chee cheong fun" and "cat's eye" drink. Take a stroll through Chinatown to burn off the heavy breakfast. Visit an instagram-worthy place while drinking street coffee/tea/juice. Tour around Little India and savour the traditional "roti canai" and tandoori chicken. Still not full? Then let's head to one of the best cheese naan store.

Exploring a night market is a classic Kuala Lumpur experience, but diving into the maze of stalls and stands can be overwhelming if you don't speak Malay. Visit a night market with a guide for tips on what to eat, drink, and shop for as you mingle with the crowd, then get a distinctive twist on Malay flavors at a Mamak restaurant that’s another great spot to rub shoulders with locals.

Firstly, this is not your typical 'Jalan Alor' street food market! :-) Kuala Lumpur night markets are great if you’re looking to experience the local lifestyle during your holiday in the Malaysian capital. Each day of the week, a small section of residential neighbourhoods throughout the city are closed off to traffic from 18:00 onwards to make way for stalls selling fresh produce, clothing, accessories and household items, creating oases of local culture and cuisine. Locally called pasar malam, these traditional street markets are an incredibly prominent feature in the Malaysian shopping experience, where locals go to buy a variety of goods in the evening. Visitors can also enjoy authentic local dishes and street snacks at cheap prices, from nasi lemak, burgers and noodles to Malay kuih (cakes), deep-fried bananas and fresh juices.

If you are having a jet-lag or in short time in Kuala Lumpur then this TOUR IS FOR YOU. The best way to explore the city is at night time when there is much less traffic and the weather is much kinder too! I will drive you around most of the important parts of KL including Little India, Chinatown, River of Life and the Twin Towers. Not just that, included in the trip are 2 different meal experiences where you can sample some local food!

As we reached Kuala Langat, our first stop will be theJugra Hill. Situated 146 meter above sea, the peak of the hill offers panoramic view of its rich flora & fauna overlooking the Straits of Malacca. Then we continue to drive around the traditional Malay village as we make a pit stop at the local business selling snacks & delicacies made from local fruits, nuts & veg easily found in the area. We could also stop for a quick 'Cendol' break and perhaps some 'rojak' as well if you like! A different route that we use to get back to KL will allow us to visit Malaysia's administrative capital city of Putrajaya. With me as your local expert, I will bring you to a few secret spots in the city to enjoy a breathtaking view. We can spend some time here for photo opportunities before we head back to KL.

As we reached Kuala Langat, our first stop will be theJugra Hill. Situated 146 meter above sea, the peak of the hill offers panoramic view of its rich flora & fauna overlooking the Straits of Malacca. Then we continue to drive around the traditional Malay village as we make a pit stop at the local business selling snacks & delicacies made from local fruits, nuts & veg easily found in the area. We could also stop for a quick 'Cendol' break and perhaps some 'rojak' as well if you like! A different route that we use to get back to KL will allow us to visit Malaysia's administrative capital city of Putrajaya. With me as your local expert, I will bring you to a few secret spots in the city to enjoy a breathtaking view. We can spend some time here for photo opportunities before we head back to KL.