Keluang Travel Guide

 Aidy_p Says:  Many times, you'd either buy your vegetables from the supermarkets, or if you're having a meal at the restaurant, all the vegetables would have already been prepared. But you should really make some time to see how these vegetables are grown.It is hard work as the workers... 

 Aidy_p Says:  I was not a fan of dragon fruits and I believe that I had my first taste of it in the late 90s. I even tasted the fruit in Vietnam, possibly the world's largest producer of dragon fruits. Still, it did not rub me in a special way. But the latest batch of dragon fruit that I... 

 Aidy_p Says:  Why in the world did I put these two words together? Well, I visited this place where there were row after row of rubber trees. Not something out of the ordinary as Kluang or to be specific, Malaysia is known for its rubber. My colleagues and I walked around and we learnt... 

 Aidy_p Says:  I've heard so much about the coffee at Kluang's railway station. But have you ever wondered where do 95% of Kluang residents get their coffee from?Well, it's all local and the coffee that even the Johor Royal family drinks this coffee - Television Brand. When I stepped into... 

 Aidy_p Says:  Just 5 kilometres from Kluang Town is the imposing 510m high Gunung Lambak. We did not get our feet dirty thought. But from the comforts of our tour bus, we caught sight of this natural grand dame.Our guide mentioned that this mountain is a good weekend haunt for visitors... 

 aroundyou Says:  You must try the coffee and bread from the cafe beside railway station. It is really nice. 

 imstress Says:  This shop is so popular and it was featured in a tourism magazine with an article "Toast of the town". This place is patronised by all races and people of all ages even though the boss is a Chinese. Stop by for your coffee break at Kluang. 

 imstress Says:  Soft boil eggs are always on the menu of the local coffee shop.You could order the traditional soft boil eggs that goes very well with the toast.Break the eggs into the plate, add a few drops of soya sauce and some pepper, stir well and slurp the soft boil eggs down. 

 imstress Says:  The shop serves 3 different types of toasts:Round Burger Toasts (plain), Round Burger Wholemeal Toasts and Rectangular long plain white bread.There is something unusual about their kaya toast. They uses those buns which are just like hamburgers while we eat the normal bread... 

 imstress Says:  Kluang has a shop which is famous for its coffee and toast. The shop is located just by the Kluang Train Station in Kluang Town.The aroma of the coffee is so good and I have never tasted such a nice cup of coffee. We ordered a cup of tea because some of the locals prefer the... 

 imstress Says:  There is a signboard with a warning to all passengers and those sending them off not to board the train as the express train will leave the station in a minute. Do say your goodbye and hugs before you board the train.A goods train have just arrived at the Kluang Train... 

 imstress Says:  Kluang KTM Train Station is still in operation.There are a few train plying to Singapore and other parts of Malaysia.Do check the time of departure before purchasing your tickets at the counter. 

 travelfishvv Says:  The restaurant was our first stop, furnishing gave a feeling that it is a new restaurant. We had tepan beef and grilled fish with rice. The lady that served us was really friendly, chatted with us and even offered to have her son give us a ride to some night market in the... 

 Aidy_p Says:  I'd lunch at this restaurant and the food, I felt, was great both in terms of the quantity and also presentation. Of course you do not expect 5-star presentation, but good enough to make the food pretty palatable. I totally enjoyed their dishes - fried fish in sweet and... 

 chiabh Says:  The Kluang Railway Station is a very popular place for the people and visitors to Kluang. Being a landmark in Kluang, it is not diffcult to locate. It is where (supposely) the best coffee is served. My first taste of Kluang coffee at the railway station was way back in the... 

 chiabh Says:  While in Kluang and follow a discussion with my brother-in-law who lives in Kluang, I was directly to this coffee shop which is located just next to the wet market. Restoran Chua Seng was opened by a relative of the Kluang Railway Station coffee shop. And supposingly should... 

 vanhelsing007 Says:  Countless times, I have taken buses from KL to Kluang to visit my friends (my ex-girlfriend lives there). And for all those times, I have stick to S&S because they were supposed to be the best buses around if you want to go to Kluang from KL. However, lately my friends have...