Review: WIP on the Park
April 28th, 2025
Half Moon conveys the full force of Middle Eastern cuisine with flavour-packed dishes that you'll devour with gusto.
This Thai vegetarian restaurant offers enough to entice - the deep-fried 'pomfret' is strikingly shaped to resemble
Possibly KL's most painstakingly prepared rosti, cooked to order by Swiss-trained chef Elcey Tan and her team with three types of potatoes
When a triathlete kicks off his own business offering wholesome wraps, bowls and sandwiches, it's likely to showcase the same sort of dedication
Kota Damansara's latest cafe serves a spiffy selection of Melbourne-inspired brunches with international influences and set lunches with local twists
Pop-up cafes decked out in Airstream travel trailers have emerged everywhere from Paris to Tokyo, & now, at APW
Noodles keep customers slurping all day long at Pho Le Saigon.
Bon appetit: Served steaming-hot, Bonjour Vietnam is worth a stop for folks in this neighbourhood.
It might not be raining cafes in Cyberjaya, but Drizzle ensures this town won't endure a drought of Melbourne-style brunch fare.
The Plated showcases some fun ideas that represent a step up from the standard-issue fast food of a shopping mall, including East-West fusion.
Ground Hog's emergence heralds the onset of pork season on this street in Taman Tun Dr Ismail
Turning three this month, Sitka continues to reinvent itself as one of KL's most engaging eateries, evolving now into a modern Asian restaurant and convivial wine bar.
Add Kas Curry House to the Klang Valley's shortlist of worthwhile banana leaf rice restaurants: With founder Kasturitharan's mom cooking in the kitchen and his father manning the counter, you may feel like you've been invited for lunch at the family's home.
Lanterns shaped like cupcakes and ice cream cones, sofas that look like oversize lips, a 'dance floor' that lights up with dessert-themed images - this sweets parlour shimmies into Mont Kiara this month, with cute cupcakes as its chief temptation.
Bearing the name of the culturally charismatic city north of Beirut, Byblos carries the torch commendably for Lebanese cuisine, with a menu that reflects how the Middle East meets the Mediterranean.