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44 Bar at The Row, Doraisamy: Bar Review

44 has a new address: KL's favourite pop-up cocktail bar has shifted from Bangsar's APW warehouse to an even more shadowy & secretive corner of the city, occupying a first-floor, back-alley space behind the former Asian Heritage Row.

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2015 Menu at The Point, Damansara Heights: Restaurant Review

The Point has evolved & matured over the past year into Medan Damansara's best-kept dining secret - head chef Bryan Tan, still only in his twenties, presides over an ambitiously imaginative kitchen that takes bold risks & delivers fascinating rewards.

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Mama San at Suria KLCC: Restaurant Review

Bali's venerated Asian street food restaurant, spearheaded by Scots chef Will Meyrick, has opened its first Malaysian outpost in Suria KLCC.

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P&C Cocktail Bar at Desa Sri Hartamas: Restaurant Review

KL's newest speakeasy-style cocktail bar is an intimate hideout that strives to evoke the spirit of Prohibition-era America, complete with wanted posters of Al Capone and U.S. newspaper clippings that hark back to nearly a century ago.

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The Rolling Pin at Plaza Damas 3, Sri Hartamas: Restaurant Review

Twirling into Sri Hartamas, The Rolling Pin puts a fun spin on Indian fare, with stimulating visual twists by chefs Rakesh Talwar and Abhishek Botadkar, both from Mumbai.

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Ruyi & Lyn at Bangsar Shopping Centre: Restaurant Review

Opening this month at BSC, Ruyi & Lyn is a rather unique and relatively bold restaurant, serving contemporary East Asian concoctions in a cavernous space hidden at the back of the mall's fourth floor, seemingly accessible by only one escalator.

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Ribs At The Burgeon at Taman Bukit Mayang Emas: Restaurant Review

It's been many months in the making, but Ribs At The Burgeon is finally open - founders Seth and Ray and their terrific team have carved out a contemporary barbecue restaurant & whiskey bar in the suburbs that's boldly ambitious & distinctively appealing.

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Episode at Solaris Dutamas: Restaurant Review

One of Publika's most photogenic restaurants, Episode strives to be worth an entire series of visits for customers seeking cross-border cooking that spans Eastern and Western imprints.

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Brulee Brasserie at Casa Tropicana: Restaurant Review

It's nearly 10,000 kilometres from the islands of the Mediterranean to Malaysia, but Brulee Brasserie tries to bring a bit of the spirit of Sicily & Santorini to Selangor, with European-accented offerings by a warm team that makes friends of its customers.

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BRATS at Paramount Garden, Petaling Jaya: Restaurant Review

BRATS looks nothing like a hot dog parlour - its roofed, atrium-style courtyard at the back, converted from a kopitiam kitchen, could be mistaken for a contemporary art museum corridor.

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2015 Lunch Menu at Ohla At The Intermark: Restaurant Review

When Toni Valero Ruiz launched the kitchen of Ohla in August 2013, he instantly established himself as a talent to watch. Nearly two years later, his determination to remain in KL and bring the best of Spain to this city marks Toni as a chef to cherish.

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Nagasaki at Desa Sri Hartamas: Restaurant Review

Desa Sri Hartamas' newest Japanese restaurant (Nagasaki) is one of our best bets for soul food that nourishes both the stomach and the spirit.

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