[2025 Kuala Lumpur Restaurant] Travel Guide for Kim Lian Kee Hokkien Mee (Updated Jun)

Location: Restaurant Kim Lian Kee in Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Atmosphere: While strolling through Chinatown looking for food, I came across this crowded restaurant with chickens hanging at the front. I decided to give it a try. The restaurant is a red shophouse in Chinatown, very crowded, indicating its popularity. The chicken rice is very delicious, and the dipping sauce is unique, unlike Thai style. If you visit, make sure to try it. Address: 92, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Jin Lian Ji: Located in the bustling Petaling Street Chinatown, this is also a favorite shop of Teresa Teng. The interior of the shop is decorated in traditional Chinese style. The must-order Hokkien noodles, rat noodles, the must-drink silk stocking milk tea and daily sweet soup. Black and spicy Fujian noodles: The thick noodles are quite chewy. The main ingredient is bamboo-pressed thick yellow noodles, which is a festive noodle dish from Anxi, Fujian, China. The dish was modified to suit the Nanyang climate and the tastes of customers from different origins. Dark soy sauce, lard and other ingredients were boldly added to enhance the flavor and seasoning. The noodle soup was simmered and "fried" into a thick, semi-wet, black and fragrant noodle, which was then paired with strong Nanyang-style seasonings to create the original version of today's Fujian noodles. Claypot Rat Noodles: It gets its name because the noodles look like a rat’s tail. It is similar to the cooking method of Wumianmian, but has a different and delicious taste. Rich silk stocking milk tea: rich tea flavor! It's smooth and delicious. I ordered it sugar-free, but it still tastes a little sweet. The price may be a bit high for Malaysia, but overall it is still a good restaurant worth visiting. Address: 92, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

#travel #familytravel #myitinerary #thingstodo #poolhotel Day 1: We are a family of 4, kids ages 2 and 4 yr old. When we arrived KL international airport, we hired a van thru Klook to go to our hotel, Wyndham Suites KLCC. Looking back, you can also use Grab. We checked in and ordered some dinner thru Grab and ate at the room since it's already night time. Day 2: We went to Aquaria (Booked thru Klook), we spent 2 hours there and ate at Tea Garden (Highly recommended) just outside Aquaria. We then go to the park for the kids to play. There is also a public swimming pool there. Day 3: We went swimming at the hotel in the morning and went to Genting Highlands in the afternoon. Day 4: We went to Petaling Street and drunk Soya milk at the famous Kim Soya Bean and ate at the restaurant beside it. (Forgot the name since it is in Chinese) We then went to Berjaya Time Square (not so nice but mostly cheap items) Day 5: We went to Dino Desert by Grab and booked a return van there. This is a very nice experience for the kids especially if they like dinosaurs. I suggest you to go around 5 pm since they close at 10 pm. It is very hot since it is open. Day 6: Flying home --- Once you go inside, please check your boarding time and go there at least 30 mins in advance. the boarding gate is so far!!!

Located at the entrance of an alley in the bustling Petaling Street Chinatown, I didn’t do much research, but I ended up visiting Jin Lian Ji by chance! I once read that it was Teresa Teng’s favorite shop when I was browsing the internet, so since I was lucky enough to visit it, I decided to go there to satisfy my hunger! We arrived a little late, so the crowd was not as big as rumored. We didn't need to wait and could be seated directly! The traditional Chinese restaurant tables and chairs are quite tasteful. The menu is also quite Chinese! I ordered the must-order Fujian noodles and rat rice noodles, the must-drink herbal tea, barley, and silk stocking milk tea that were recommended online! The black Fujian noodles don't look like a delicious meal, but in fact, they are very thick Fujian noodles, and the noodles are quite chewy~ The clay pot mouse noodles are named because the noodles look like a mouse's tail, and they are indeed a delicacy chosen by the superstar Teresa Teng~ The rich silk stocking milk tea has a strong tea aroma; the herbal tea is much better than the herbal tea in mainland China (for my own taste... not too sweet, just right), and the barley water feels very good at reducing edema, a healthy drink! It is indeed a restaurant worth visiting, but the price is quite high, much higher than other street food. It is acceptable to try something new!

📍Kim Lian Kee Restaurant Address: 92, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Opening hours: 11:00–23:00 (closed on Wednesdays) 💫Claypot (rat powder) (small) RM 15 💫Crispy fried noodles (small) RM 17 💫 Sweet and Sour Pork (Small) RM 27 💫Tom Yum Soup (Small)🌶️ RM22 Jin Lian Ji in Petaling Street has a lot of seats and a nice environment. The staff can communicate in Chinese when taking orders. For the three of us, it was just right to order more than 100 dishes. Apart from the Tom Yum soup being a bit spicy, the food was pretty good, all with Taiwanese flavour. The name "Shou Shu Noodles" comes from the fact that the noodles resemble a mouse's tail. Just use your imagination to imagine it! #Malaysia #Kuala Lumpur #Malaysian Food

#malaysia Kim Lian Kee or 金蓮記 is a restaurant selling Hokkien Mee for almost more than a century. It is a must try when visiting Petaling Street. The Hokkien Mee in Malaysia is not the one with prawns we see in Singapore. Malaysia version is on a thicker and darker one. It’s very savoury, full of wok-hey. Recommend to visit the restaurant located in Petaling Street. Full of Chinese retro vibes. Address: 92, Jalan Hang Lekir, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Address - No49, Jalan Petaling street, 50000 a Kuala Lumpur Ambiance/Facilities - Family style restaurant Highlights - Hokkien noodle and claypot style Lai Shu fun Avg. Price per Person - 15-20 Rating - -**** #Petaling street #kualalumpur #malaysia