Brickfields (Little India) Tours and Tickets

Yes, visiting Kuala Lumpur Little India (Jalan Masjid India) is worth it, especially if you're fond of food. There are all sorts of great spots to eat in the area, and while Indian cuisine is the star attraction, you'll also find culinary influences from Malaysia and China at restaurants throughout the neighborhood.

The best time to visit Brickfields is when you’re hungry, as the food options here are fabulous. It's at its busiest in the early evening, when there's a night market staged on Jalan Tuanku Abdul Ramhan, where you'll find plenty of street vendors selling snacks.

Yes, you can find authentic Indian cuisine in Brickfields. As the area has a large Tamil population, you’ll find plenty of the region’s signature Chettinad cuisine, from dried meat dishes to spicy vegetables, usually served up with heaping piles of rice.

Yes, bargaining is common in some of the shops of Brickfields, but others may tell you they have a fixed price. The best deals are likely to come if you’re willing to buy multiple items or if you come first thing in the morning.

You can reach Jalan Masjid India on foot, by taking a taxi, joining a tour, or via public transportation. It's within walking distance of Chinatown and the Central Market, and light rail train lines 3, 4, and 5 connect to the area's main station: Masjid Jamek.

The main attractions in Kuala Lumpur Little India include the Masjid India (India Mosque) and the shops and restaurants leading up to it. Most people come to the area to shop for Indian products, eat Indian food, and people-watch. Merdeka Square (Dataran Merdeka) is also nearby.