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Kafe Best Hillview

山景美食中心

Popular spot for dinner with a dozen of stalls serving local food. Can be difficult to find a seat and is a bit of a windy spot. Prices run a bit high for street food

Hours: dinner only
Price: RM2-10 (June 2017)

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