Air Mata Kucing

This is a popular shop on Petaling Street. It is closed when the weather is very hot, so you should go early. It has been run by three generations. The winter melon tea is very good for reducing internal heat. The price is RM2 per cup, which is very economical.

The hotel is near Petaling Street. I thought the roadside stalls were not very good. I bought a cup for 2 MYR. I don’t know if it was because I spoke Cantonese to the boss, but there were a lot of longans in the drink. The first sip felt good, and I packed two more cups to take back to the hotel. I like it very much!

There is a long queue every day. To be honest, I think the taste is average, but it is considered fresh in Malaysia. This stall is in Chinatown and is easy to find. It is the one with the longest queue. I like it very much.

This stewed winter melon with monk fruit, longan and rock sugar is located in Petaling Street, opposite Lao Jinlian. The price is very affordable at RM2.5 per cup, but the ingredients are very generous. Longan is added in large handfuls. The store is also very considerate to open the bottom of the tube very wide, so that you can drink it all. !

When I was preparing my travel guide for Kuala Lumpur during the New Year's Day in 2019, I saw many travel notes recommending this down-to-earth local specialty beverage shop. When I arrived at Petaling Street, I felt the popularity of this husband-and-wife shop up close, and there was a recommendation plaque on Ctrip Food Forest, as evidenced by the picture. It has been open for decades, and the owner insists on using genuine ingredients and affordable prices. I recommend the ice-free version, which is more refreshing than the hot version. No wonder passers-by have a cup in their hands. Great!

This name is really long! Monk fruit, longan, rock sugar stewed winter melon, it sounds very healthy~ Many people recommend it in travel guides🙋‍♀️ 🔸There are many people queuing at the small stall in Petaling Street, a cup of ice is 2.5RM (💰equivalent to about 4 yuan in RMB)!!

The decades-old brand Luo Han Guo herbal tea costs RM3 per cup, a summertime favorite. Don't miss it. The taste is OK, a bit like brown sugar water, but not simply sweet. But the environment is really bad, Petaling Street couldn't be more chaotic, and there is a weird smell.