Medan Selera Taman Eng Ann

Hania Osta

4.0

An excellent food court where one can get anything from the snack, a desert to a complete meal. High quality of the food is great and the costs are relatively reduced. Two stalls selling an area favorite "popiah" or clean vegetable springtime rolls - bestI have obtained in Malaysia up to now. Extremely popular with locals and regulars. The Indian mee rojak and cendol are usually delicious too so can be most of the various other predominantly Chinese Malaysian meals found here.

Aslı Sarısaltık Demir

4.0

A favorite food court on the list of locals. Its area is easy and the countless stalls present a wide selection of street food which range from chee cheong enjoyable, rojak, fried kway teow, curry laksa, assam laksa, etc...at affordable costs.

Eugenie Lee

4.0

Compared to Perak or even Penang, most of the foods courts within the Klang Valley are usually watered straight down and feel really inauthentic. It is a spot to eat like residents. It isn't air conditioned, could be hot during morning (it was alright when Iwent) and since that is open surroundings may look less clear when compared to a restaurant (I came across it reasonably cleaner than a great many other meals courts if you disregard the lane behind the meals court). The meals is cheap, genuine and is preferable to many other foods courts in the Klang valley (but needless to say does not equate to the people in Penang or Perak).

Ihsan Prayogo

4.0

Great place for cendol, popia and chee cheong fun. Most stalls dun open up till late morning. I'll come back again.

Burak Seyhan

4.0

That is one place where they will have various food stalls under 1 roof. This location is well-known for their leng chee kang, chee cheong enjoyable, rojak and more. Parking could be a problem. The optimum time to go is approximately 12pm - 3.30pm wherefood continues to be available.

EatBeforeHappyafter

3.0

Many selections of food. The only real con may be the place is really a little dark in the event that you were to sit down in the heart of the garden (open atmosphere).

Rahadianto Ian

4.0

Medan Selera Eng Ann is really a popular local foods haunt for the neighbourhood and something of the a lot more interesting food locations for an area to bring vacationers who would like to experience the less popular but equally delightful Malaysian meals places inside Klang. It utilized tobe a row of hawker stalls stretched across the road under massive trees therefore some may still make reference to it as “bawah pokok” although trees are no more there and an effective medan has been create. Here you'll find all type of hawker foods such as for example laksa, chee cheong fun, rojak, popiah, cendol, etc. But especially, Aunty Angie’s stall that provides really amazing pisang goreng (banana fritters), crispy cucur udang (smooth prawn fritters) with shrimps super fresh from Tanjung Karang, fried ubi keledek, keladi, kayu (fried potatoes - lovely potatoes and yam) and the hard-to-find-these-times kuih bakul (glutinous rice cake)! The kuih bakul is usually do-it-yourself, unlike many areas that purchase it from the few main suppliers in order that automatically gets an advantage point. And the house produced chilli for the cucur udang is among the highlights too! Tips/Notes: 1. Aunty Angie’s stall is easy and a little concealed at one finish of the medan selera. Be sure that you walk towards either finish (super short stroll) and you’ll think it is. 2. Aunty Angie’s stall opens around 11am and closes around 4pm, previous if there are lots of customers on that time. 3. Parking correct infront of the medan selera is definitely super limited but there exists a parking region and parking areas around so that you can stroll from where you recreation area easily because the whole area isn't that big and easy to get at.