继上一条老屋新生篇，带大家探索了10家老店改造的空间，这一篇要带大家认识的是巴生老街、老行业及新味道，全部都可以从LRT3 Jambatan Kota步行过来🤩
Following our previous “Old Buildings, New Life” journey, where we explored 10 beautifully restored heritage spaces, this episode takes you through Klang’s Old Town—discover its historic streets, traditional trades, and exciting new flavours. Best of all, every stop is within walking distance from the LRT3 Jambatan Kota station! 🤩
巴生后街，难得的保留了许多华人老行业，包括玻璃镜庄、钟表店、潮州粥，及世界肉骨茶创始店！这条街醉美的，是夕阳产业的坚持，仿如时光倒流，回到华侨下南洋时期的巴生。
Klang’s old backstreets are one of the few places where many traditional Chinese trades still thrive — from glass and mirror shops, watch repair stores, and Teochew porridge stalls to the birthplace of the world-famous Bak Kut Teh. What makes this street truly beautiful is the unwavering dedication of these fading trades, making it feel as though time has turned back to the days when early Chinese immigrants first arrived in Malaya.
斑驳的老城，涂鸦着20几个本地艺术家创作的乌鸦，也道出了巴生乌鸦城的故事，是拍照打卡的好地方！
The weathered old town is adorned with over 20 crow murals created by local artists, each telling the story behind Klang’s nickname, the “City of Crows.” It’s also a perfect spot for photos and sightseeing.
巴生后街一间复古风格咖啡馆，Wifi密码是Avocado Cake，你应该知道去这家店要点什么了吧…
In a vintage-style café tucked away in Klang’s backstreets, the WiFi password is “Avocado Cake” — so you probably already know what you should order when you visit this place…
隐藏在黑石头2楼的手创馆，聚集了100个手作人的作品，是个买伴手礼的好地方！
Hidden on the second floor of Black Stone, this handmade craft gallery brings together creations from 100 local artisans, making it a wonderful place to find unique souvenirs and gifts.
来巴生一定要去桥底吃肉骨茶，我想这家老字号，应该无人不知吧？
No visit to Klang is complete without experiencing the famous Bak Kut Teh under the bridge. This legendary heritage eatery has become a familiar name to generations, carrying with it the timeless flavours and memories of Klang.
华人老板与印度老板共同经营的餐厅，香蕉叶上的印度咖喱饭偏辣，搭配华人老板的沙梨果汁解辣，呈现出马来西亚多元风情的和谐感。
A restaurant jointly run by Chinese and Indian owners, where spicy Indian curry rice is served on a banana leaf and perfectly balanced with the Chinese owner’s refreshing ambarella juice. This unique combination beautifully reflects Malaysia’s multicultural harmony and diverse flavours.
巴生知名早餐店，曾经楼上经营过酒店，而今只留下柜台处的复古钥匙放置处，但依旧是人气爆满的一家早餐店。
A famous breakfast spot in Klang, this restaurant once operated a hotel upstairs. Today, the only reminder left is the vintage key rack at the counter, yet it remains a bustling breakfast destination loved by many.
巴生老街上的日常面包店，在巴生经营多年，并发展出许多分行，招牌Cream Cheese Bread是被外地游客忽略的巴生必买伴手礼。
A humble neighbourhood bakery along Klang’s old streets, this shop has been serving the community for many years and has since expanded into multiple branches. Its signature Cream Cheese Bread is a hidden gem — a must-buy souvenir from Klang that is often overlooked by visitors from out of town.
除了涂鸦壁画，巴生老街还有住着101只野生动物的壁画街，晚上会化身夜间动物园，而在下雨天会变成水上动物园，不管晴天雨天都是不同风景！
Beyond its famous street art, Klang’s old town hides another mural street where 101 wild animals come to life on the walls. As night falls, it transforms into a “nighttime zoo,” and when the rain arrives, it takes on the charm of a “water zoo.” No matter the weather, this street always reveals a different side of its beauty.
地点稍远，偏向是巴生老住宅改造的下午茶馆，招牌Teh Halia串起了马来、印度人与本地市井的下午茶文化，值得推荐！
A little further away from the old town, this charming afternoon tea café was transformed from a traditional Klang residence. Its signature Teh Halia connects the tea culture of the Malay and Indian communities with the everyday rhythm of local life, offering a unique taste of Klang’s multicultural heritage.
以上，就是巴生老街、老行业、新味道的交错与融合，下一篇就带大家来探索巴生皇城与古迹😎 喜欢古城漫游的朋友别错过了！
That’s a wrap on our exploration of Klang’s old streets, where traditional industries, timeless flavours, and modern creativity intertwine. Stay tuned for the next chapter as we uncover Klang’s royal heritage and historic landmarks. 😎 For those who love slow travel and exploring old towns, this is one journey you won’t want to miss!