Douglas Dragons at Dark
March 25th, 2024
Indian food is available almost anywhere in Kuala Lumpur, but it’s often more tricky to find an upscale restaurant that serves authentic fare. [Sponsored]
Checking out a new izakaya-inspired, mall-based restaurant, Mamasan Yakitori, the affectionate nickname for this deliberately grungy-looking bar that's tucked on a corner of Avenue K's street level, beside its big sister Wondermama X.
SS2 springs a surprise this month, welcoming upmarket Italian-Japanese restaurant A'Perfetto to a street where Chinese seafood & steamboat eateries have long held sway.
Baa humbug? Launching in time for Christmas, this new venue owned by Malaysian chef Beljian Neo & two of his friends showcases some interesting ideas that make it worth visiting.
It might look like someone's residence, but this site along Jalan Ceylon is actually home to a recently launched deli under the Bottega Mediterranea banner, run by the same folks behind KL's fine Mediteca tapas restaurant.
For folks seeking a Japanese restaurant with a bird's-eye view, Inaho Sushi easily fits the bill, thanks to its leafy alfresco terrace overlooking a suburban landscape from the 10th-floor Skypark rooftop of Subang's popular One City mall complex.
Eight is enough at this new dining destination in Bandar Sunway, which brings together eight eateries in a single space.
Danish chef Albert Frantzen, his Taiwanese partner Tung Wei & Malaysian friend Priscilla rule the roost at this new restaurant, with a 'farm-to-fork' philosophy that's propelling some of Telawi's tastiest triumphs.