Gunung Belumut and Gunung Lambak are popular with jungle trekkers. The Gunung Lambak summit is 510m and can be reached within 2 hours without any equipment. It is popular on weekends with Kluang families. Kluang is also famous for its coffee and this can be best experienced at Kluang RailCoffee at the Kluang Station. Established in 1938, the coffee shop still retains an old feel. It is best experienced during train arrival times, when disembarking passengers provides an atmosphere of days gone by. Also noteworthy is an authentic coffee shop located at no. 56, Jalan Lambak by the name of Tong Fong Cafe (a.k.a. Eastern Cafe) which was very popular with British soldiers when Malaysia was still under British rule. The operator is a second generation descendant of the owner and the coffee shop has been operating since 1954. Like many secondary towns in Malaysia, Kluang also has its fair share of local food delights, with some touting Kluang beef noodles (Yean Kee) and the curry mee (Botak Curry Mee) as local favourites. Fresh seafood fare can be found at the Asam Pedas restaurant. Shopping Centres:  Hypermarkets, supermarkets & department stores:  Local foods:   Though not set in Kluang town itself, the 1990s Malaysian animation series "Keluang Man" shares the same namesake of the fruit bat or "keluang".