Lush greenery surrounds diners in a blanket of calm, perfect for a relaxing and enjoyable authentic Thai-Indochinese meal at Samira.

A Mediterranean restaurant, Kasbah, serves North African specialities, including Moroccan cuisine.

From Winnie the Pooh-themed macaroons to a full on mermaid toast, it’s hard just thinking of how to eat them. Check out these 5 cute desserts in KL!

Have you ever heard or tried a dessert called Papaya with Bird’s Nest and Steamed Egg White? What about a Belgian waffle with spicy chicken floss?

If you live or work in Damansara Perdana, you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to food.

Get your baked skin treats, Shanghai Style Black Pepper Smoked Duck pastry, Snow Skin Japanese Green Tea and Cherry Jelly, and more at InterContinental KL.

Whether you prefer traditional baked types or snow skin specialties, here’s a list of where to get your mooncakes in KL this year.

A taste of Thailand, coupled with nostalgia.

Quaint with pretty cakes and good coffee, Miss Ellie Tea house is Taman Melawati’s hidden gem that warrants a visit!

Huggin Hippo serves great coffee, and is the perfect seaside oasis for casual diners to relax and soak up the tropical ambiance of Pantai Cenang.

Whether you prefer something sweet, savoury, or cold and refreshing, there’s sure to be something for everyone when it comes to Malaysian tea time snacks.

Banana leaf rice addicts, this one’s for you. Have you tried all of these places?

This place serves porridge of all kinds, with even frog porridge on the menu, for those who are willing to give it a go.

If the spicy and flavourful Ikan masak nenas or Sambal petai udang doesn’t get you hooked to Nyonya food, the Sago Gula Melaka will.

From paleo-friendly plates to protein-packed meals, it’s high time to check out these healthy eats around KL if you haven’t!