Best Char Kuey Teow in KL

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Char Kway Teow or Char Kuey Teow or however you spell it can only be described as a versatile dish. It can be made wet, dry or in-between. Eggs, beansprouts, chives and flat noodles are all thrown into the wok, fried gloriously in big flames, exuding a delightful aroma that can only be beaten by the smell of roti canai & dhall on a Sunday morning. While the Penang version of Char Kuey Teow started its fame, the KL ones come a close second. Here, FoodAdvisor has the best recommended Char Kuey Teow in Kuala Lumpur, both pork free and non! 

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    Little Penang's CafeHalal a81b201f94b2180a29928950eefa06850871fc85c2ba8fcb39753bdbcdfb49cfCertified
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    As one of the most popular crowd favourites in KLCC, Little Penang serves great hawker style Penang food albeit with slightly cleaner floors and bigger prices. But paying more does not make it any less of an enjoyable experience what with the pretty decor and excellent food. The char kuey teow is freshly fried to order and the scent of the wok really stands out in the dish. It is spicy but not too much which is understandable as some foreigners may not be able to stand it. But the special thing about Little Penang’s CKT is the fact that they put in a considerable amount of cockles right before serving them to the customers. Just because they added in cockles, Little Penang deserves a gold star.

    Tips

    As it says on the menu, the char kway teow takes 20 minutes to prepare. You have been warned.

    Things to expect

    A less watery & drier version of char kway teow.

    Best with

    Teh tarik!

    Price

    RM11.20

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    Little Penang Cafe @ KLCC View restaurant

    Lot 409-411, 4th Floor, Suria KLCC, 50088, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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    0321630215

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    11:20AM—09:15PM
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    Kedai Kopi Lai FoongNon halal 01f78899591256b47a2708a65f6538333b86089a30fbd22545a41deece4ea490

    There are 3 things you should totally visit Kedai Kopi Lai Foong for; beef noodles, roasted pork, and Char Kuey Teow. These are the 3 signature stalls that brings in most of the customers, and there's a good reason to that. Beginning with the Char Kuey Teow, it is cooked magnificently by an old uncle. Each plate that comes out of that wok is well packed with flavour and smokiness, as well as a refreshing crunch from the beansprout and prawns. The key difference between his Char Kuey Teow and the others would be the use of noodles, as it's a mix of both yellow and flat noodles.

    Tips

    Cash only.

    Things to expect

    A small coffee shop.

    Best with

    Kopi O or Chinese tea.

    Price

    RM6.00 to RM8.00

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    Kedai Kopi Lai Foong View restaurant

    138, Jalan Tun H.S. Lee, 50000, City Center, Selangor
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    0320728123

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    06:30AM—04:30PM
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