Pasar Malam Taman Connaught

It's a fantastic place with so many street foods. The night market opens every Wednesday from 5pm to 10pm or even later. Only down side is the parking space. It's just too difficult to find one. You could come here by e-hailing.

Love this place so much. So many food and drinks!! Variety to choose from and the food is quite good 👍👍👍

Lots of things to eat some shopping options too. It's quite hot and busy, we went at around 9pm, so bring water. I didn't see any toilets there but I wasn't really looking.

Though it poured just week we arrived at 5.30pm, ground was still nice to walk on

It's about 600m long (I thought would be longer as we went to Shah Alam 2.4km). Most stalls are the usual fair you'll experience in any pm. But saw a bamboo drink/Smoothie, burnt marshmallow ice cream, salt-baked crabs, cocktail drinks, fried aubergine, savoury crepe (see video), great creativity!

Enjoy it

I am from Singapore and my KL friend brought to me to this place. Mentioned that it’s the longest night market in KL and opens on Wednesday only so I was very lucky!

So many varieties of food and stuff there!! I spent from 3rm up to 18rm for oysters!

Tips:
1) Remember to keep an empty stomach before you go!
2) The shops starts closing at 12am, only a few stalls open till 1am
3) hardly any toilet, have to walk about 500m at Macdonald’s toilet

Alot of variety of street foods. Must try the fried milk! Only available on Wednesday and Saturday till 12am

Pasar Malam Taman Connought, is a night market located at community/housing area.

The nearest public transport is Taman Connaught (MRT) Station, you need to walk along the main road or you can grab there. Not recommended driving there. It's almost impossible to get a parking space.

This market is dominant by Chinese Stalls. UCSI universities is at the end of the road where McD located. This is the reason, there are plenty of Universities Students hang around weekly.

As for food - not every stall is the best in town, but you can try quite a number of local street food here. Some store are selling expensive, especially the younger seller. But there is also a decent food stall, selling at the best value in town. EG: fruits Jelly - this stall owner is selling a honest scale. Chilling, smooth, texture is just good and not too sweet. Worth trying.

Fried Cempedak, personally I find is a bit pricey. It was a raining day when I went, the fried Cempedak is soft and not crispy. Charge at Rm20 for less than 10 pieces.

Still a lot of fried squid, hotdogs, fried chicken, fried noodles, noodles soup, salted crab, salted chicken, cakes, desserts, dimsum, fruits, tidbits, drinks, hair accessories, flowers, handphone accessories and a lot more. But there are plenty of repeatation too.

This is a good place to recki and hang around with friends. Crowded, not suitable for old folks and baby/toddler. Unless you are ready to carry them to walk a long distance.

I love this Thai green tea so much!!! I ordered a large size and it only costs RM10
It's very worth my money and also very tasty 🤤🤤🤤 recommend this stall !!!

Amazing food here, set aside at least 2 hours to enjoy the place fully.
Just hope it doesn't rain.
Also only opens on Wednesday nights
Do take note that the peak hour traffic happens around the same time the market starts

My short visit to Taman Connaught Pasar Malam!! 😋 The tremendous decrease in size really surprised me 😩 So little vendors now…hopefully more will be back after this 🥺

Here’s a photo dump to show y’all how it looks now!! 🤤 Enjoy!
康乐夜市集 Connaught Pasar Malam

Busy market with loads of different foods to try. Apparently there are less stalls than pre-covid, but what is there now is great. Many foods to choose from, a lot of international options with local ones as well. We managed to try a whole load of different foods for very affordable prices. Check out our channel for a full review of our experience: Hungry Two Travel.

The longest night market in Malaysia, crowded with peoples like we chinese always said ~ People mountain people sea...lol

Strongly recommended Thai stall front Pondok polis, nice taste from Thai. Kolok mee, matcha boy is good too.

But tamago cheese by old uncle auntie not recommended, omellate not fluffy and too pricy RM12, but still good business long quuee

The night market is a great thing to experience while in Malaysia. We booked our tickets with this night market on mind so we could at least experience this long and amazing street full of goodies and amazing food

Have been to KL a few times.. but first time coming here.. quite enjoyable.. very crowded and lots of street food here.. but if you take grab or taxi.. make sure to stop across the road (jalan sarjana) and take a walk crossing from pedestrian bridge.. coz it's too jammed if you stop at this point

Great markets! Lots of food at good (but not great) prices. Lot of variety, but maily chinese/taiwanese type food: stinky tofu, oyster omelet, deep fried and bbq chicken, squid. Also had usuals: laksa, mee, char kway teow under rm10.
Must try desserts: mochi was good and also the dragon beard candy.
Lot of mobile phone accessory stalls and clothes too.
Crowd was noticeably different which was interesting (in a good way), and it got packed from 7pm. I suggest getting there early and doing a full walk of the markets (approx 1km) then using the parallel street to get to where you want when the crowd builds.
Only downside is that its a bit far from centre of KL, but worth the trip!

Chinese Paser Malam that full of Youngster food. The KL longest night Market.... Food, food, food.. Of course becareful with pick pocket and Traffic police waiting to issue saman

Once the longest pasar malam (night market) in Malaysia, It’s a good place for leisure tourist, shopping and those wish trying street food. You can get all sorts of local delights and foreign country street food adapted to Malaysian taste buds such as some Taiwan Boba Tea, Beef noddle or China’s dumplings, mala noodle.

Besides delicious food and drinks, there are handphone accessories, traditional ointments, and so on.

You won’t be disappointed with the wide range of selection here.

A very long night market with so many options from snacks, full meal, clothing, house stuff, and more. One stall is rarely like the other. Relatively cheap price. Very lively. Sadly not enough trash cans.

One of the 2 best night markets in the city IMHO (with the OUG night market on Tuesday). The stalls are easy to navigate as they are all within the straight lane however the walking space could be challenging and too narrow. Some assam laksa & char kuey teow stalls offer free seating but very limited so patience is much needed here. Numerous variety of products can be found here: stinky tofus, dogs accessories all the way to live plants for your home. Definitely a must-visit if you are in KL!