Location: Klang
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Most Popular Fusion food in Klang, Selangor, Malaysia
Find out what Fusion restaurants to try in Klang. Klang or Kelang, officially Royal Town of Klang, is a royal town and former capital of the state of Selangor, Malaysia. It is located within the Klang District.
Things to do in Klang
1. Deli Rich
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By CNGonzales
It's a decent place to dine in to savor a variety of Malaysian and Western Food. Value for money and they usually have sets of the day. I love their nasi lemak, their grilled chicken and also they have nice tuna sandwiches. In totality, a decent, value fr money to savor our breakfast, lunch or dinner :)And its been years that they are around! Thumbs up!
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2. The V Cafe
Reviewed By 44garyr
When living in Malaysia my family used to travel to Klang most, if not every weekend. One of the family’s routines was to swing by the V café and grab ourselves a morning drink. Cappuccino, flat white, tall black and even hot chocolates were in the order. The family-run café always provided excellent service with a huge warm welcome – so much so we often forgot to take our drinks back home but found ourselves talking to the owners and have a chin wag.For me who needs my coffee fix, this was the only place that nailed it bang on - delicious.
3. Green Green Organic Home
Craving for healthy and delicious organic meals? Need diet counseling?Want to buy organic products? We have all you want at GREEN GREEN ORGANIC HOME!!
Reviewed By Phyllis T
One of the best organic shops that i ever visited,an one stop center that provide delicious food and pastries, wide range of organic products(including fresh fruits, veggies, detox supplements &personal care products). They also provide free diet counselling services. Tips for you, they even provide drive thru!!! just call, order, and they deliver food to your car. Aww so convenient
4. The Hangout Cafe
Reviewed By idrus2015
Dropped by Hangout Cafe at Bangsar(UOA building) to check out the former Teh Tarik Place. Basically same concept with not much variation in menu. Ordered mee goreng mamak (spicy fried noodle mamak style) and teh tarik (sweet milk tea made frothy by pulling through the air with two containers). A simple meal that's not too filling. The place is decorated in wood in a minimalist mode to attract people to come and hangout after work, and its location at Bangsar LRT makes it ideal for frequent hassle free visits.But seats are hard and has no lean-back rest, so long stays discouraged.
