~十号胡同~.蔡澜.

It was indeed an uneasy job for being to Bukit Bintang area. I would rather go elsewhere which is further without any congestive jam. It is hard to predict which of the KL area will be jam and what time will start jam(Just like weather)....Somehow sometimes we are forced to go there for some personal business... As a result of our own personal business, we ended up at Bkt. Bintang in this stuffy rainy evening. Then, we have made up our mind to explore the food court that consists of famous hawker stalls in M'sia n Singapore as been introduced by magazines and food blogs~Lot 10 Hutong is the place at the lower ground floor of Lot 10.

The foods over there were pretty expensive compared to where their original hawker stalls outside of this food court. I guess it is because of the overpriced rental that they are paying for and maybe that place is means for tourists.


Black sesame ice ~ rm9.90....Just nice with the special flavour of black sesame. It was well matched with the fried aromatic groundnut~


There are quite a number of stalls selling food like Japanese, Western and mostly Chinese dishes. It is a non-halal food court.

何荣记(Hor Weng Kee) ~ ??排骨面=rm 8.90. Just nice when served in warm condition. Better finish your food in a few minutes as they are still in hot mode because the air-conditioned food court may cold the food down faster compared to where you used to eat in a mamak stall outside in M'sia so called warmly and sunny weather.


You may find Petaling Street~Kim Lian Kee here and you may see this stall has the longest queue among the other stalls. I recommend that it is better to visit their original restaurant at Petaling street. I think the food selling here will be costly more than their own restaurant.

You may find Petaling Street~ Famous Hon Kee Porridge there as well.


鸿泰 (Hong Tai) ~ Singapore food stall.

Their 福建面(Hokkien Mee)~ rm 10.90. This is so different compared to ours. It was yummy with all the combination ingredients. Recommended !

老油记(Lou Yao Kee)~ The food sold there was "so-so". >< First time bought this kinda kuih in such exorbitant price. One fried sesame ball with filling inside cost me rm1.40 not include tax.

This Taufu Fa was not that soft as what we get in Ipoh but still considered better than Taufu Fa that we get usually in KL night market. Ipoh Taufu Fa still is the best for us with cheaper price some more !

P/S~I wont go there again somehow some of the dishes there is not bad....