Bangsar Baru Night Market (Sunday) — Local services in Kuala Lumpur

Maybe Bangsar Baru Night Market used to be popular and exciting place to check out, but my recent visit to this market was rather disappointing.

It's not super close to the LRT (Bangsar). My trek to the market was educational because I was able to see the development of new high-rises and properties in the area. This is an interesting pocket in KL and seems to be an up-and-coming area.

The market was rather small. It caters to locals who may need to pick up some veggies or indulge in some snacks and treats. The highlight for me were the nicely packaged lotus leave rice that were absolutely delicious (

The Bangsar Baru Night Market is a fantastic experience for anyone looking to immerse themselves in Malaysian culture and cuisine. The market offers a wide variety of street food, from traditional Malay dishes like nasi lemak and satay to Chinese dumplings and Indian roti canai. The atmosphere is lively and bustling, with vendors shouting out their wares and crowds of locals and tourists alike jostling for a taste of the delicious food.What makes the market particularly special is the sense of community and conviviality that pervades the area. It's a great place to meet locals and learn about their way of life, as well as to sample some of the best street food in Kuala Lumpur. Whether you're a foodie, a culture vulture, or just looking for a fun night out, the Bangsar Baru Night Market is not to be missed. Highly...

Currently the night market is fairly small, especially compared to some other night markets in other neighborhoods. But the traders are nice and friendly, some having been trading there for decades. There is no fish monger or butchers, but there are ready to eat food, refreshing drinks, fresh vegetables and fruits. You can also find simple footwear, socks, etc. I don't recall any regular traders selling pork products. It's quite a relaxing walk through to grab some groceries and food from one end of a...