Pasar Malam Taman Pertama — Local services in Kuala Lumpur

Taman Pertama Pasar Malam is held on every Tuesday evening, starting with some stalls being operational from around 5.30pm and by 8.45pm, most of them would be packing up.

This Pasar Malam is really diverse. Fishes, vegetables and fruits are plentiful. Pastries and traditional biscuits are also available. There is also fried kueh-teow, fried noodles and carrot. Several stalls also offer steam dimsum, BBQ sausages and fried chicken. There are 2 mobile carts selling bubble drinks. Not to be left out are 2 nasi lemak stalls. One of them is more popular and has a long queue. Maybe people tend to be curious and join the queue under the impression that long waiting line means better. However, the other stall is operated by a lone makcik and I can bear witness that the 'sotong' is absolutely fabulous. Most of all the pricing is reasonable (RM8). There is also a 'jagung' seller and more than 1 apong-balik (Chinese style) stalls. Nyonya kueh and fresh bread/buns are also plentiful.

Parking is hard to find since the spots along the roads at the residential areas are fully taken if not already "chopped". So one will have to park further away and do some walking. The MRT station is just less than 300m away so why not take a ride and forget about the...

1/ Not recommend to female solo traveler, it’s not that safe. Those streets outside the night market are very dark and quiet. If you go, better go earlier at around 17:30/18:00 before dark

2/ Not as big as other reviews said. Only one road

3/ not every stall owners are honest. Be careful.

4/ bring cash

5/ I went there for street foods, but end up the BEST store is the seafoods stall. Owner is so nice, they fish those fishes by themselves. Quality way better and cheaper than local and premium...

The pasar malam is about 300 metres long. There a lots of stuff being sold , such pastries, fruits , clothing and even form mattresses and pillows but there are a lot of stalls selling food . Cooked food . I saw a couple of stalls selling items like fake watches and clocks. You can get all the usual things you get at other pasar malams. I went there at about 6.45 pm. The place was crowded. By the way , the pasar malam in only on Tuesdays and there is no pasar malam...