Five eateries where time stands still in heart of KL


Capital Cafe has stayed the same since it opened in 1956. - Photos: JAROD LIM, CHAN TAK KONG and SHAARI CHEMAT/The Star

AS KUALA Lumpur marks 50 years since becoming a Federal Territory, some humble eateries that grew with the city continue to serve age-old favourites.

They have remained more or less the same for decades, amid all the rapid development.

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