Pasar Malam Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park (Wednesday) — Attraction in Kuala Lumpur

Legit pasar malam to explore with. Not the big pasar malam, but sufficient for you to get tasty food. Take note: Parking is a big problem, and you must be willing to walk! There is not much table offered for eat on the spot. Most stalls accept QR paying. Plenty of choice for cooked food, raw food material, fruit, clothes, accessories, and digital items. I only had small bowl rm8 penang laksa by Hoong Kee, the portion is really big, despite it being a small bowl. Soup tastes plain, not the penang laksa. Ingredients are fresh. Nothing special, the selling point is eat on spot+big portion. The same stall is also selling curry laksa, which is curry mee la, I did not try, but the soup looked promising. Bought buah salak at 1kg for rm10, malay seller stall, many variety of fruit choice, selling at affordable price. Good selling point: you personally choose and filter the fruit you want. Purchased small size fried raddish cake at rm7. It is from a food truck, one uncle-man show, taste quite good, on par level with shop. Uncle is friendly, and reminded no taugeh if wanna keep to eat on next day. Mixed flavour mua-chi at rm7, peanut and black Sesame flavour. Portion is acceptable. Taste Crystal dumpling mixed flavour, 6pieces at rm8. Personally felt that it is slightly pricey, but there is 11 flavours you can choose. Seems...

Quite a good mix of food variety — Putu Piring, Nasi Lemak, Thai style food, 凉面, 香辣豆腐, 虾滑, 黑豆腐, 酸辣粉, 土豆饼, 凉拌菜, Petai Sambal Rice and more. Also spotted stalls selling seafood, fruits, meat, and veggies. Can do a bit of grocery shopping too.

It was a bit busy, but not overly crowded. Prices are standard — similar to other night markets nearby. Some stalls sell the same things but taste and price can differ a bit, so it’s fun to compare.

Most stalls accept TnG and bank QR pay, just a few still take cash. Parking is okay too — I got a spot after just 1–2 rounds. There are a few parking areas around, so it's quite manageable.

Not a huge market, but great for food hunting and...

beware of this crazy black-hearted evil old uncle seller who sell traditional Chinese oilment. Me and my old age mother walk by here during visit to pasar malam. He rush out from his stall then wanted to put oil eng on our hand, and we shocked and step back. He suddenly just cursing on us non-stop, saying us will be dying, no medicine to cure, when want to die only need to beg on other people. Please AVOID This Crazy Man!!! Hopefully someone can file a...