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Eat in JB
Medan Selera Meldrum Walk
Open-air hawker lane: oyster omelette, satay, char kway teow, dim sum
- 10–12 min walk
- RM10–15
- Mixed stalls
- Area
- Off Jalan Meldrum, city centre
- Getting there
- ~10–12 min walk from Bukit Chagar RTS station / JB Sentral
- Hours
- Late afternoon till late night — JB's central supper street
- Price
- RM10–15
- Halal status
- Mixed stalls (satay/nasi lemak Muslim-run; CKT/oyster omelette non-halal)
- Address
- Off Jalan Meldrum, city centre (behind the Meldrum Hotel/DoubleTree area)
Why go
JB's central supper street — an open-air hawker lane off Jalan Meldrum doing fried oyster omelette, satay, char kway teow, nasi lemak, dim sum and roti canai from late afternoon till late night.
This is the classic noisy plastic-stool hawker crawl, and the ideal last supper before a late train or bus back across. Halal note: stalls are mixed — satay and nasi lemak are Muslim-run; CKT and oyster omelette are non-halal. And it's cash only.
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