Michter's Whiskey Making a Name for Itself in Malaysia
May 12th, 2025
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.
PJ's popular porridge now has the home it long deserved: Kenny's Food Cart represents nearly twenty-five years of labour that spans two generations, founded by a father, fearlessly inherited by his son.
A kopitiam utopia of char kuey teow, prawn mee and pork noodles by day, Plaza Batai's Restoran Shangri-La now seeks to be a paradise by night for bak kut teh.
Inspired by a recipe that GG Seafood's chef soaked up in the Chinese coastal city of Qingdao, this new restaurant's signature offering is perfect for patrons who love the bounty of the ocean and the rivers.
Seeking to fashion food into modern art, FujiYama's forte and flair rest in elaborate, eye-catching sushi rolls.
Two culinary cultures, both rich in robust flavours, collide in one restaurant
Alison Soup House's kitchen reflects Alicia's childhood memories of her mom's nourishing broths in Johor Baru; come here for slow-cooked, steaming-hot soups, prepared with a surplus of soul, served with heaps of heart.
Thai noodle and rice platters make up the menu at Meksiam - have the former salad-style, with kerabu or som tam, while the latter might be fried up with belacan and soy sauce chicken, conveying the tangy, tongue-tingling dynamics that are the hallmark of Thai cooking.
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.
Kitchen Mafia strikes again: The team that runs Section 17's hugely popular restaurant Hello has unveiled its new
The Rolls-Royce of roll cakes, with a dreamy centre of layered cream enfolded in the fluffiest sponge: Kakigori recently introduced this super-scrumptious indulgence to bolster its signature selection of shaved ice treats, cementing its spot as a terrific destination for top-drawer Japanese desserts.
BilaBa is the sister outlet of Bangsar's LoKhaba; service is equally enthusiastic and welcoming, making BilaBa a potential favourite for workers in Damansara Heights seeking a casual new hangout destination.
Catering and delivery service Hakka Tale is offering two types of kitchen-made bak zhang for this year's rice dumpling season, prepared by a matriarch with decades of experience (both in restaurants and at home) in Hakka cuisine.