Thumbs up for making it a smoke free zone! Safe place to work around at night. At the end of the street, there is a stage for locals to sing, sit around - pleasant ambience for senior citizens. Relas ( voluntarysecurity groups) were very helpful; a kid got lost and they went their way out to help look for her... More

sadly famosa chicken rice store have lousy food - really bad chicken rice balls... and the cendol tasted even more lousy than those found in the rojak stores in kl

Although all the brochures etc describe this street as bustling we found that half of all the shops were closed the two days we were there. Friday and Saturday nights features a night market with much the same goods as in any market in Asia. I don't know why the authorities in these places don't close these heritage areas to... More

Enjoyed walking through Jonker street and found the lack of harassment from vendors refreshing after Bukit Bintang in KL. Well worth a look.

basically u can shop for many souvenirs at this price. the cendol, pineapple tarts, nyonya lasak are the must to try..explore it :) the architecture of the shophouses are worth seeing.

This was a great place to eat and have a drink while looking around the stalls and shops. We could have came here for weeks and still not try all of the many foods on offer. Most of the shopkeepers seem friendly and happy to help. Near most of the other tourist places.

Vibrant and busy, this was one of our favourite fun places. Choice of food was endless and items to buy were cheap and interesting.

Walk or ride a trycle. This is part of the tourist path

Try to avoid chicken rice ball. Not nice at all. The dessert 88 in jonker street is a must go shop.