[2025 Kuala Lumpur Restaurant] Travel Guide for Malaysia Food Village by Yong Kee @four Seasons (Updated Jun)

#summervacay Located inside Four Seasons Shoppes Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Food Village by Yong Kee is a must-visit this summer for authentic Malaysian flavours in a stylish, comfortable setting. This curated food court features various local stalls, each serving beloved Malaysian classics. A personal favourite is Yong Kee’s char kuey teow, packed with wok hei, and their rich, spicy curry noodles. Other must-tries include the hearty Klang bak kut teh and flavourful claypot rice. The space is not only delicious but also Instagram-worthy, with comfy seating and photogenic corners perfect for snapping summer memories while enjoying your Malaysian food adventure in the city.

#springitinerary #foodie #malaysiatrulyasia The smoky aroma of char kuey teow hits you first—the unmistakable perfume of sizzling woks and sweet, caramelized ‘gula Melaka’. At Malaysia Food Village by Yong Kee, every stall is a masterclass in Malaysian comfort food, from the *wok hei*-kissed fried oysters to the soul-warming bak kut teh. But the real showstopper? The Penang cendol—a refreshing avalanche of shaved ice, creamy coconut milk, and that glorious homemade palm sugar syrup that dances on your tongue. The space is clean, breezy, and surprisingly serene for a hawker-style setup—perfect for indulging in a little bit of everything. Pro tip: Come hungry, start with the dim sum, and save room for seconds (that Hokkien mee is calling your name).

#springitinerary Located at the Shoppes at Four Seasons Place, just steps from KLCC, Malaysia Food Village is a nostalgic, non-halal food court celebrating Malaysia’s rich street food heritage. Designed with vintage kopitiam charm—marble tables, retro tiles, and old-school tunes—it’s a cozy spot to indulge in iconic dishes from across the country. Savor flavorful curry chicken noodles, spicy chili pan mee, hearty Klang bak kut teh, and refreshing Penang Hokkien cendol, all under one roof. With over 14 stalls offering authentic favorites at wallet-friendly prices, it’s the perfect place to refuel during your city walk. A must-visit for foodies seeking a true taste of Malaysia in a comfortable, air-conditioned setting.   

Tucked inside Four Seasons KL, Malaysia Food Village by Yong Kee is where hawker flavours meet five-star finesse. From sizzling char kuey teow to fragrant nasi lemak, every dish is a celebration of local heritage—served in a refined, air-conditioned space that pays homage to Malaysia’s street food culture. It’s the perfect spot to feast in comfort while soaking in modern KL vibes. #kualalumpurtrip

#springwander Malaysia Food Village is the perfect spring dining destination, offering a vibrant selection of authentic Malaysian local foods, drinks, and dishes. This food haven brings together the rich and diverse flavors of Malaysia, from curry mee, pan mee, chicken rice, omelette oysters, and refreshing teh tarik and sugarcane. With its inviting atmosphere and an array of street-style food stalls, Malaysia Food Village provides a unique dining experience where visitors can savor traditional favorites and discover new delicacies. Whether you’re in the mood for hearty comfort food or light, flavorful snacks, this spring spot is ideal for enjoying the essence of Malaysian cuisine in a lively and welcoming setting.

Savor the rich, heartwarming flavors of pork noodles at Malaysia Food Village by Yong Kee @ Four Seasons. Silky smooth broth, infused with porky goodness, envelops springy noodles, tender minced pork, and crispy lard for that perfect umami bite. Every spoonful brings nostalgia, like a taste of home in the heart of the city. A must-try for any true foodie! #bestchinesefood

#travelanywhere Not many people knows but there's actually a hidden Malaysia Food Village located at the basement of the Shoppes at Four Seasons hotel Kuala Lumpur. This perhaps explains why this fantastic food court is alittle more quiet but that doesn't mean food is bad. In fact, Malaysia food village is underrated and I was amazed by the quality and authenticity of their Malaysian dishes found here. This place has a retro theme, it's clean and it's modern with plenty of seats. I have tried their oyster egg omelette and it was super flavourful with that chili sauce and it's filled with plump oysters. The ipoh hor fun, KL Hokkien mee and Malaysian wanton mee was well cooked and I give it a 10/10. Don't forget to order their penang chendol as dessert too, that shaved ice was not spared of fragant gula melaka and coconut milk. I dare say it's one of the best chendols at a food court. Nothing here is beyond RM20, Malaysia food village is a great affordable place to try out all your local Malaysian delights!