2025 Kampung Baru Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#myfoodies Yes, one of the best buttermilk chicken in Kampung Baru! White.Butter KL offer tons of Western x Local cuisine, and their iconic signature butter chicken is a must have! I rarely found the right taste of buttermilk chicken, but this place, would be my go-to to fulfill my cravings! Here's what we tried: 1. Salted Buttermilk Chicken! 9.5/10 2. Chicken Chop with Buttered Rice 8/10 3. Salted Buttermilk Pasta 7/10 For 4 pax, it costed about RM 70+, which is quite affordable ♡ #awesomepic #deliciousfood #foodie #foodhuntingmalaysia Brownies points- I love that they have picnic-style tables and the view is mesmerizing!

Wanna eat good food like a local? Kampung Baru is the perfect place for you to try! You're surrounded by various restaurants and cafes and all you have to do is choose which one you like. Some of the restaurants that i've personally tried are Rosdet Tomyam and Warung Che Senah. Warong Che Senah (pic 1,2,3) Warong Che Senah located in Kampung Baru is the perfect place to chill out with your friends at night. It's a restaurant with vendor that sells various type of food such as seafood, satay, western food, local foods and dessert. We ordered sotong celup tepung as well as kerang bakar and it was good and portion is quite big. Apart from that, you also get to chill with your friends with the Twin Tower view as shown in pic 5 if you manage to come early and good spot. Rosdet Tomyam (pic 6) Rosdet Tomyam is famous for their tomyam and seafoods! As you can see from the second photo, it's their famous cockle known as Kerang Bakar that comes with their own homemade sauce. The seafood here is spicy and delicious and taste authentic just like the one in Thailand as i was told the chef here is originally from Thailand. #malaysiafood #deliciousfood #klfoodie

Dubbed as one of beautiful pedestrian bridges in the world, this so called "Saloma Link" was opened in February 2020. How to reach Saloma Bridge? Lorong Raja Muda Musa 3 (Kampung Baru Side) and Jalan Saloma (KLCC-Ampang side), this scenic bridge took nearly 2 years to complete. Align at Kampung Baru LRT Station for access from Kampung Baru side. For KLCC side, walk pass Public Bank, turn right into Jalan Saloma when you saw NZ Currry House. The entire bridge just 69m but it is so beautiful with architecture design inspired by Sireh Junjung (betel leaf arrangement). Walk under the covered section and you will appreciate the design. #beautifulpics #kualalumpur #nightlife

Getting There: By car & LRT 1. Parking behind NZ Curry House Jalan Ampang near to Public Bank Tower and walk to the Bridge 2. Parking at Kampung Baru via Lorong Raja Muda Musa 1 and 1min walking distance to the Bridge 3. Stop at LRT Kampung Baru and walk around 2mins towards the Bridge * There is lift and stairs available to climb up the bridge Attractions: Main: Colourful and unique design of Saloma Link Bridge✨ Background: The famous KLCC view 🤩 P/s: I went there just now to see the famous and viral bridge. Deep in my heart, I am very proud with this exclusive link bridge across Klang River and AKLEH Highway. There were many peoples there taking pictures for their memories with family and friends🥰 #proud #nightview #klccview #salomabridge

#cherryblossom25 Laman Raja Abdullah in Kampung Baru is an ideal garden retreat for those seeking a peaceful escape amidst vibrant greenery in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. This charming green space is adorned with lush flora, including the striking red Hibiscus—Malaysia’s national flower—and the delicate purple blooms of the Mexican Petunia. Shaded walkways, well-kept lawns, and traditional Malay landscaping create a tranquil atmosphere perfect for leisurely strolls, photography, or quiet reflection. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or simply need a refreshing break from the urban bustle, Laman Raja Abdullah offers a serene and scenic garden experience worth exploring.

Under the soft glow of street lamps, Kampung Baru comes alive with a peaceful charm. Just a short LRT ride from KLCC, this heritage village offers a sustainable travel escape into old-world Kuala Lumpur—no long drives needed. I wandered past traditional wooden houses, grabbed nasi lemak from a roadside stall, and watched the KL skyline light up beyond the coconut trees. It’s a soulful #earthdayjourney that blends culture, food, and eco-conscious exploration in the heart of the city.

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#springwander Step into this breathtaking Raja Abdullah spring garden, where nature bursts into life with a vibrant array of flora. Lush Furry Feather Calathea spreads its intricately patterned leaves, adding texture and elegance to the landscape. Striking Red Ginger blooms stand tall, their fiery red bracts bringing a tropical charm to the scene. Hidden among the greenery, the Miracle Fruit plant thrives, its small yet extraordinary berries offering a unique, taste-transforming surprise. Meanwhile, Hibiscus flowers unfurl in brilliant shades, attracting butterflies and adding a touch of exotic beauty. With its rich colors, diverse textures, and refreshing atmosphere, this spring garden is a true paradise, perfect for relaxation and inspiration.

#springwander Laman Abdullah Garden, Kampung Baru is a breathtaking spring paradise, bursting with vibrant hues and lush greenery. As you step into this serene garden, you are greeted by a dazzling display of red hibiscus, their bold petals glowing under the golden sunlight. Nearby, delicate pink hibiscus sway gently in the breeze, adding a soft, romantic charm to the landscape. Mexican petunias, with their rich purple blossoms, create a striking contrast against the fresh green foliage, forming a picturesque setting that invites visitors to pause and admire nature’s artistry. The air is filled with the sweet fragrance of blooming flowers, mingling with the crisp freshness of spring. Birds flutter among the blossoms, and butterflies dance gracefully, making the garden feel like an enchanted wonderland. With every step, visitors can revel in the beauty of spring’s finest blooms, making Abdullah Garden a perfect escape for nature lovers and spring wanderers alike.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Saloma Link (Malay: Pintasan Saloma) is a 370-meter-long pedestrian and bicycle bridge, 69 meters of which crosses the Klang River and AKLEH (Ampang-Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway), connecting Kampung Baru in the northwest and Kuala Lumpur City Center in the southeast. The original walking distance between the two places took at least half an hour, but the construction of Saloma Link shortened the journey to 7 minutes, making it safer and more beautiful. The Saloma Link cost RM31 million to build. The entire bridge uses 4,100 LED lights. The lights and images change constantly from dusk to night, making it a new check-in hotspot in Kuala Lumpur. Looking towards the Petronas Twin Towers from Kampung Baru, you can see the most beautiful night view of Kuala Lumpur. The two places connected by Saloma Link have completely different cultural landscapes. Crossing the bridge is like walking through the development history of Kuala Lumpur city, from the traditional Malay community of Kampung Baru to the modern Petronas Twin Towers financial district, like a time corridor traveling through ancient and modern times. Address: 9, Lorong Raja Muda Musa 3, Kampung Baru, 50300 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Malaysia Travel Kuala Lumpur

#malaysiatrip The Bazaar Ramadan Kampung Baru is one of Kuala Lumpur’s most famous and vibrant Ramadan markets, offering a rich variety of traditional Malay delicacies. Set in the historic Kampung Baru neighborhood, this bustling bazaar comes alive every evening during the holy month of Ramadan, attracting food lovers from all walks of life. Visitors can indulge in mouth-watering dishes like nasi lemak, murtabak, ayam percik, roti john, and freshly grilled satay, all prepared by local vendors with generations-old recipes. The lively atmosphere, filled with the aroma of sizzling food and the warmth of community spirit, makes this bazaar a must-visit destination for an authentic Ramadan experience in KL.

Nestled amid the bustling streets of Kampung Bharu, Laman Kampung Bharu is a serene park offering a peaceful retreat with a touch of heritage. Stroll along its landscaped paths, unwind under shady trees, and enjoy stunning views of the KL skyline. Whether you’re taking a break from city exploration or capturing the contrast of nature and skyscrapers, this park is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered! #favouriteitinerary

#favouriteitinerary Kampung Baru, one of Kuala Lumpur’s oldest Malay settlements, welcomes visitors with a stunning and intricately designed arch that serves as a gateway to its rich heritage and vibrant food scene. The arch, adorned with traditional Malay motifs and elegant calligraphy, symbolizes the blend of history and modernity that defines this charming neighborhood. It stands as a proud reminder of Kuala Lumpur’s cultural roots amid the city’s towering skyscrapers. Beyond the arch lies Kampung Baru’s famous food street, a paradise for food lovers seeking authentic Malay cuisine. Whether you’re a foodie on the hunt for the best local flavors or a traveler eager to explore Kuala Lumpur’s traditions, Kampung Baru’s beautiful arch and food street promise an unforgettable experience.

#favouriteitinerary Dapur Papa Ammar has probably the best takoyaki along the Kampung Baru eatery street. The takoyaki is my favorite street fold choice consisting of crispy, golden-brown octopus balls with a soft, creamy interior. These bite-sized snacks are made from a savory batter, filled with tender pieces of octopus, green onions, and tempura scraps (tenkasu), then cooked in a special round mold. Once perfectly crisp on the outside, the takoyaki is generously brushed with a sweet and tangy takoyaki sauce, drizzled with creamy Japanese mayonnaise, and topped with bonito flakes (which dance from the heat) and a sprinkle of seaweed powder (aonori). The combination of textures—crispy, fluffy, and chewy—along with the rich umami flavors makes takoyaki an irresistible treat. Takoyaki is best enjoyed fresh, where each bite bursts with a deliciously savory, slightly sweet, and smoky flavor that keeps you coming back for more!

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#favouriteitinerary Nestled in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Kampung Baru offers a charming contrast to the city’s modern skyline, preserving its Malay heritage, traditional wooden houses, and a vibrant street food scene. This historic enclave is renowned for its bustling night markets, roadside stalls, and the newly developed Kampung Baru Walk, making it a must-visit destination for food lovers and cultural explorers. As evening falls, Jalan Raja Muda Musa and surrounding streets come alive with countless “warung” (stalls) and food vendors, serving some of the best authentic Malay dishes in the city. With Ramadhan coming soon, the whole Kampung Baru would be even merrier after evening to cater huge crowds that will break fast. This is a must stroll for trip travellers to experience the real Malay kampung life and identity.

cendol durian at kampung baru 😋#deliciosfood #cendoldurian

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck Kuala Lumpur is a modern city, a business city with tall buildings, but in the heart of the city, there is still a small alley with an ancient village like Kampung Baru that still preserves its original culture and architecture. After independence from British rule, the villagers rose up to resist the modern-city that would encroach, making Kampung Baru a symbol of the ancient village in the heart of the city to this day. However, the villagers here have adapted well to the environment, resulting in a blend of new and traditional lifestyles. Although during the day it looks like an ordinary conservative village that tourists visit, when the sun sets, this place becomes another night street food market in the middle of the ancient village, with a retro Malay atmosphere, especially the famous Malay curry rice shop. The signature menu is nasi lemak, a national dish of Malaysia. If anyone visits this area, try to stop by. You will find a different perspective that coexists perfectly in a big city.

you can ask staff to give room with nice view...dont forget to request room at higher floor too...enjoy stay here..thank you TAMU HOTEL#deliciousfood #besthotel #goldentriangle #tamuhotel #kuala_lumpur #kampungbaru

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#traveldiaries Marrakesh Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur is a hidden gem offering authentic Middle Eastern cuisine in the heart of the city. Located in Kampung Baru, the restaurant serves traditional Moroccan and Middle Eastern dishes, such as tagines, kebabs, couscous, and fresh-baked bread, with rich spices and hearty portions. The restaurant’s ambience is warm and inviting, designed to evoke the charm of a Moroccan riad with intricate decor, colorful tiles, and soft lighting. With its cozy atmosphere and aromatic dishes, Marrakesh offers a relaxing dining experience, perfect for both casual meals and special occasions. 📍Address: 6 Jalan Putra, Jalan Raja Uda, Kampung Baru, 50300 Kuala Lumpur 🕰️Business Hours: 10AM to 5AM

#myhiddengems Warung Mak Nenek, located in Kampung Baru, is a popular eatery known for serving authentic Malay dishes in a nostalgic, traditional setting. Situated in one of Kuala Lumpur’s most culturally vibrant neighborhoods, the warung offers a taste of home-style Malay cooking that resonates with both locals and visitors. The menu features classic Malay favorites like nasi lemak, mee rebus, roti canai, and sambal sotong, all prepared with rich, aromatic flavors that reflect the essence of traditional Malay cuisine. Warung Mak Nenek is particularly loved for its simple yet flavorful meals, making it a go-to spot for those looking to enjoy an authentic culinary experience. What makes Warung Mak Nenek truly special is its charming, old-school ambiance. With its rustic decor and welcoming atmosphere, the warung evokes a sense of nostalgia, offering a glimpse into Kampung Baru’s rich heritage while serving delicious, comforting food.

#myhiddengems The Magical Kampung Baru Tour offers a unique glimpse into one of Kuala Lumpur’s oldest and most culturally rich neighborhoods. Established in 1899, Kampung Baru preserves traditional Malay culture amidst the city’s modern skyline. Visitors can explore charming wooden Malay houses, some of the last remaining in the capital, and experience the community's way of life that has remained largely untouched by urbanization. A highlight of the tour is sampling authentic Malay cuisine, with stops at local eateries or the vibrant Kampung Baru Night Market. Here, visitors can savor iconic dishes like nasi lemak, satay, and ikan bakar, all while soaking in the lively atmosphere. The tour beautifully blends heritage and history, offering an unforgettable cultural experience in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

If you looking for a great spot to take beautiful selfies at night with the KL city background, then you can go to the Saloma link bridge or also known as the Pintasan Saloma KL.The bridge is 370 m long and connects Kampung Baru with #illuminate skyline Jalan Ampang.The bridge is covered with led lights that illuminate the bridge at night, which makes a amazing view with the beautiful KL city background.On both side of the bridge their is view point where you can take beautiful night time selfies for your trip memories.The bridge is near the KLCC and Baru LRT station.

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Beautiful Morning in Saloma Bridge, KL 🥰 #travel Inspiration #kualalumpur #salomabridge#awesomepic