
Brickfields
Brickfields
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Thong Chi Wah, Property Valuer — 3 weeks ago
At 10pm, Brickfields's Little India come alive with music, LED celebrative lighting and restaurant buzzing with diners. It is amazing. If you want authentic Indian food, this is the foodie's best place.
**★★★★★ Suresh — 3 months ago
There are many Little India in the Klang Valley, but Beickfields is the best. It has so many Indian food restaurants (mainly serving South Indian food), Indian clothing outlets where you can bargain the prices and Hindu temples. It does feel like India a bit. Parking is tough here. During Deepavali festival, the place comes even more livelier with people busy shopping and eating. Love it.
**★★★★★ Tayson Tay — 7 months ago
The Little India of Kuala Lumpur, located so conveniently to KL Sentral and Tun Sambanthan train stations. This place is the place to buy groceries and explore for the average local and tourist aside. The traffic here tends to get crowded and the traffic lights aren't really able to control the car traffic in KL. The indian culture is lively in this place and there are so many choices to choose from. The first place to go to for tourists exploring KL Sentral.
**★★★★★ Igor Chlebda — 10 months ago
Can’t afford a ticket to Chennai or Bangalore? No worries—just hop over to Brickfields, and you’ve got India right here in Kuala Lumpur! Especially South India, with its incredible food, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality.
Start your day with a proper Indian breakfast—idli, dosa, vadai—paired with a strong, aromatic cup of Bru coffee. Wander through the streets, let the scent of spices guide you, and sample some local delicacies. And while you're at it, why not upgrade your wardrobe with som
**★★★☆☆ Alper Ateş — a year ago
We were a bit disappointed as we went with very high expectations. The buildings and general architecture have nothing to do with India, only the people and the products they sell have Indian elements. I think it would be more accurate to call it an Indian Market rather than Little India. If you have time and want to buy Indian products, go; if not, you won't lose much.









