Iconic 50-year-old Klang food court demolished to make way for LRT3 station


Emporium Makan being demolished to make way for a light rail transit phase 3 line station along Jalan Pasar in Klang.

AFTER 50 years in business, Emporium Makan, one of the oldest food courts in Klang is being demolished to make way for a Light Rail Transit Phase 3 (LRT3) station.

Hydraulic excavators can be seen tearing down the building at the far end of Jalan Raja Hassan.

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