Lok Lok Street in Selangor

"Like to be there at night time. Variety of choice, chay kuai tiaw still best!"

"Only outdoor seating available, hot or not depends on weather. Food not bad, fried kuey teow, lok lok and tong shui. Price is reasonable and there's not much parking."

"Great spot for an outdoor dining experience with ample of food to go around. The char kuey teow truck was delicious too! You are free to stand at each truck to have your lok lok(the actual way) or have it brought to a vacant table to eat or takeaway. Do make sure to get a variety of cooking style from boiled and fry, you won’t regret it. And it starts from 6pm-11pm, some goes up to 1am. Price was reasonable too. I was a group of 6 and we spent about RM20 each including drinks."

"Lok Lok aside, this fruit rojak and drinks truck run by an elderly couple alone deserves a shoutout for their fruit rojak and homemade herbal tea (with balanced sweetness level). Yes, this is a typical outdoor hawker setting - not for fussies. Considered clean for street food category. (Please go to an air conditioned mall or shop for food if you expect a rainproof space and not having to perspire eating lok lok or street food )"

"Good place to eat lok lok. Prices different from each of the trucks. The prices per stick vary between RM 2 to RM 6 depends on the item and the trucks. Opens after 6pm and usually packed. We went on Sunday at 7pm and it wasn't much crowded."

"Easily 4-5 lok lok stalls, and plenty of lok lok choices, other street foods like fried lala/oyster, char kuey teow, and sweet dessert to pair with food. We had tasty and crunchy lok lok in fried style with their special coating. Signature dish fried bacon, and other fried kangkung, fried small egg, fried fish ball, fried bacon mushroom. Price is fair. We also had fried oyster, not many oyster though. Taste is ok. Price abit expensive rm14 per plate. Service from lok lok stall boss is friendly. Thumb up. Parking can be challenging during peak hour. But easy to get seating place."

"Few food trucks gathered at an open air parkings. There are tables and chairs for dine in and staffs available to clean the tables. Various choice of foods include lok lok, char Kuey Teow, Pan Mee, Chee Cheong Fun, Fry Lala/oyster etc. All the food taste great but I particularly love the curry chee cheong fun - smooth, thick and fragrance curry gravy."

"The highlight would be the Fried Lok Lok and Bubur Cha Cha dessert. Radish Cake and Rojak are okay. It is an interesting open air eating venue."