INSIDER'S KUALA LUMPUR
My Kuala Lumpur Is Better Than Yours
Source Article: My Kuala Lumpur Is Better Than YoursReplay slide show
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Sek Yuen, where locals gather for Cantonese-Malaysian favorites like fragrant five-spice pork belly with taro. (David Hagerman)
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Weng Kee serves sticky, smoky char siew (barbecued pork). (David Hagerman)
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Assam laksa, sold by the very last assam laksa stall on Madras Lane in Petaling Street Bazaar in Chinatown. (David Hagerman)
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Asli Craft sells items that can only be found in Malaysia. (David Hagerman)
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A collection of plush creatures called Dooodolls can be found at Whimsical Articles, a store devoted to brightly designed note cards, papers, and books. (David Hagerman)
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Central Market houses crafts shops, restaurants and cafés, and a couple of food courts. (David Hagerman)
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Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia has models of the world's mosques and a gorgeous collection of fabrics, carpets, and clothing. (David Hagerman)
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Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Centre. (David Hagerman)
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The best place to start (or end) a night is at the open-air lounge Luna Bar. (David Hagerman)
