Lai Po Heen at Mandarin Oriental Welcomes Chef Thomas Fong from Doha
April 24th, 2024
After nearly two decades in Bangsar, Aunty Christina is taking her well-respected Sarawak laksa to PJ, shifting from her kopitiam stall in Lucky Garden to her own full-fledged eatery in Sea Park.
Chuck Two Sons christens itself a "Malaysian bistro," with strong northern Nyonya accents.
Familiar local comfort food for Damansara Uptown's workers, served with warmth that evokes home.
Bangsar's new hive for local fare brings the neighbourhood together for everything from nasi dagang to fish ball noodle soup in a community-spirited setting filled with rustic touches and fun flourishes (take a seat on the swing or the repurposed bathtubs).
Specialities from Sarawak seize centre stage at this new venue - on Saturdays and Sundays, customers can relish the
Ketuhar is tucked in the calm confines of Menara Ruyi, scarcely a five-minute drive from Mid Valley, but its discreet location makes it a potential destination for patrons who dream of eluding the crowds.
Kota Damansara's latest cafe serves a spiffy selection of Melbourne-inspired brunches with international influences and set lunches with local twists
Run by Malaysia's MySkills Foundation, De'Divine is meant to be a training ground for underprivileged youngsters & high school dropouts to secure practical skills in the F&B sector, working in the kitchen & as part of the service crew here.
This friendly restaurant infuses its food with enjoyable twists
Cooking that stays faithful to what Mum might prepare for the family table
One of our most eagerly anticipated eateries marries Burmese, Sri Lankan and Indian culinary traditions with Malaysian sensibilities to birth a menu that's utterly unique in KL.
The Seven is a two-level venue that houses a welcoming pub by the street, but more surprisingly, a discreet dining hall upstairs that's gracefully decked out with an open kitchen and other elegant embellishments.
Fun fusion fare, bringing together Malaysian and Japanese flourishes: March Azalea's rice bowl is a should-try,
This cafe relies on recipes by an Ampang-based grandmother who reputedly runs a catering business in Kampung Baru.
Peranakan pleasures sashay into the spotlight