Michter's Whiskey Making a Name for Itself in Malaysia
May 12th, 2025
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.
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.
Gohtong Jaya's well-respected Loong Kee restaurant has opened its first outpost in KL: Fenix is a worthwhile entry in a city with no shortage of Chinese eateries.
This friendly restaurant infuses its food with enjoyable twists
Fun Japanese fusion fare forms the foundation of Papasan's pleasures
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.
Seafood devotees may want to drop anchor at Pier 12, which plumbs the ocean for its maritime treasures, netting no shortage of fish, crustaceans and molluscs
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.
Ru Di Fook represents the vision of three Malaysian culinary comrades who offer an observant menu with inventive East Asian touches that try to tickle the taste buds from start to finish.
The Cafe Chicken (spearheaded by a Korean couple) seems perfect for those midnight munchies, promising poultry as the Koreans do it.
For an entire generation of Malaysian restaurant devotees, Cilantro evokes memories of some of their best meals in KL.
Throughout the past decade, Cocotei's founders have cultivated a consistent reputation for crowd-pleasing cuisine, reaching back to their creation of Hajime on Jalan Damai to their subsequent reincarnation as Cocotei on Jalan Delima.
Fun fusion fare, bringing together Malaysian and Japanese flourishes: March Azalea's rice bowl is a should-try,
Tentori brings a splashy sense of playfulness to KL's izakaya-style experience, in a contemporary setting that