Malaysia, Johor, Kluang

Mengkibol River Hawker Centre is the oldest hawker centre in Kluang, located right at the side of the river.

The place could be seems rundown but people still coming here for some local foods.

Botak Curry Mee’s another outlet is located here. Beside this stall, you would find this attractive iced kacang dessert.

Shangrila Ais Kacang seems perfect as a dessert for after meal, which taste so soft and refreshing.

Yean Kee is no stranger to everyone coming to Kluang, famous for their beef noodles here.

Their signature item would be this udon-like lai fun, a form of rice noodle that made freshly at the shop.

Comes with mix part of beef including the tripe, meat and tendon, naturally beefy sweet as you eat.

Remember to mix everything together with the lime and chili, and you would find some peanuts in the bowl as well. Accompanied with a beef soup.

Looking for some local after meal dessert that is popular among the locals in Kluang?

Then you should head to this place called the 三板头亚华豆腐水, where they served the best beancurd and soya drink in town.

As I sitting in front of the shop enjoying their smooth beancurd, I could see the locals would constantly stopping by to grab their beancurd fix from this place.

You can choose from the white sugar like mine, or go with the brown sugar.

Bharatha Bhavan is said to be the oldest Indian restaurant in Kluang and they continue to be very popular till today, especially among the local Indians.

Came on weekend afternoon and this place is mostly occupied for their signature banana leaf rice set.

Each set comes with 3 different vegetables. Simple meal but flavourful. The curry chicken is spicy but not too overpowering.

If you asking locals in Kluang where to go for wanton mee, then Yuki Noodles House is definitely on the list.

Open early from 8am, this place is popular spot for some decent noodles in town. Beside the wanton mee, they also famous for their curry mee as well.

The wanton mee comes with the char siew and a bowl of wanton soup.

Another famous breakfast place in Kluang that opens as early as 6:30am before the sun rise, yet you already can see regular locals already here getting their meal to start the day.

Tan Li Seng Coffee Shop served the usual local breakfast items such as the toast, bread and drink. Outside the coffee shop, you can grab Nasi Lemak, mee siam or mee goreng in small packaging.

There’s also a roti canai stall here as well.