Review: WIP on the Park
April 28th, 2025
Crispy roast pork has long been a beloved staple of Chinese eateries across the Klang Valley, but here are eight
This is no mirage - stride into the showroom of Johnson Tiles in Telawi and you'll find the latest home of pop-up purveyors Outcast Coffee.
True to its conspicuous name, Mat Salleh is spearheaded by two expats - an Australian and a Frenchman - with a European-inflected repertoire that might channel the flavours of home for some other non-Malaysians in KL
Babiryani? Trust the folks of Fierce Curry House to come up with a new theme as playfully irresistible as this,
Acai Lab marks a respectable addition to KL's burgeoning acai bowl scene
Chengkih puts a playful, pretty spin on local fare, borrowing a few flourishes from elsewhere in Southeast Asia
A welcome sanctuary from the cosmopolitan bustle, furnishing a slice of serenity for the frazzled urban soul
Top Singaporean F&B brands are increasingly engineering a successful segue across the causeway, energising
This venue strives to imbue an imaginative touch to its Korean-inflected Japanese cuisine in a shimmering setting
This cake and pastry parlour in Sri Petaling showcases a fair number of temptations worth tracking down - hunt for the bright neon bunny outside that seeks to beckon customers in.
Wild Honey, Singapore's marquee name for elaborate egg ensembles - scrambled, braised, poached, baked, poached and fried - rounded out with house-baked bagels, buttery brioches and more, finally embarks into Malaysia this month
This Japanese gastropub has maintained a discreet presence in Desa Sri Hartamas since opening this year, but it might be worth exploring for some tempting dishes.
From Sarawak laksa to Johor laksa to asam laksa, the diversity of Malaysia’s traditional laksa dishes makes for slurp-worthy deliciousness at these modern eateries.