Jalan P. Ramlee

Binanli Bar Street (JalanP.Ramlee) is a street named after the late outstanding Malaysian artist Tan Sri Binanli. His influence in the Malay entertainment circle at that time was like a modern version of Jay Chou, bringing together actors, directors and singer-songwriters. In 1982, in honour of his contribution to the entertainment field, Jalan Parry in the city centre was renamed to what is now Benanli Street. Today, this street has gradually transformed into a bar street with bright lights and neon lights. Binanli Bar Street is well-known and appears in various travel books, attracting many foreigners. Various types of nightclubs, such as dance halls with live music, bars with live band performances, high-quality fashion pubs, theme bars, and exotic cuisine restaurants, are concentrated along the street. As the city that never sleeps in Kuala Lumpur, Binanli Bar Street has an excellent location. It is located to the south of the Petronas Twin Towers, and at the other end until you can see the Kuala Lumpur Tower. On Friday and Saturday nights, the street is bustling with splendor, with many nightclubs licensed to stay open until 3am. Bar Street is crowded with people almost every night, only a little less popular on Monday night. Also because the bar is so popular every night, residents in high-end areas nearby and guests of luxury hotels have complained and put pressure on them to protest the hustle and bustle of the bar street.