Review: WIP on the Park
April 28th, 2025
Hold on to your handlebars - this new hidden rooftop cafe is the wheel deal: Perched atop a weathered Bangsar
LoKhaba greets Bangsar with a mélange of Malaysian crowd-pleasers, slickly refashioned for this neighbourhood by an enthusiastic team of entrepreneurs, chefs and bartenders.
A noodle-specialist restaurant leaning on Hock Chew familial heritage to offer the pride of Sitiawan - kampua mee - and more.
Perhaps Kampung Baru's closest thing to a hipster hideout, Le'Park is a friendly hangout that serves this neighbourhood's signature offering
Guantanamo hopes to keep hunger at bay with traditional temptations like a fiercely fiery asam pedas ikan merah
Sabah's Beaufort mee and Tuaran fried noodles seek star billing at HELP Residence's cafeteria
Dry bak kut teh with chillies (RM19.80), tender-spicy wild boar rendang with onion butter rice (RM22.80) and mee
Cheras' secret spot for Penang hawker fare showcases the likes of white curry noodles
A stomach-satisfying meal with flavours & textures that feel time-honoured
The pioneering purveyors of nasi kandar are off to a brisk start, with no lack of a lunchtime crowd - all patiently queuing for a delicious meal
The restaurant's three-man team of chef Rueben Moissinac, Amos and Aaron strive to do justice to classic traditions
The restaurant maintains a legacy of Nyonya recipes handed down through generations of a Peranakan family from Malacca.
Bakar, which means “burn” in Malay, churns out some top notch fare - and you can even see your food being prepared in the open kitchen
Charmingly eclectic trappings and a casually upbeat vibe