Lai Po Heen at Mandarin Oriental Welcomes Chef Thomas Fong from Doha
April 24th, 2024
When it comes to inspiration, restaurateurs draw from a range of sources, but few might open a cafe that seems to pay homage to budget carrier AirAsia.
Beginning its reign in Bangsar this month, Shawarma King boasts a crown jewel of a shawarma wrap that's royally stuffed with tenderly grilled lamb and chicken, crisp vegetables and no fewer than five sauces.
Matcha maniacs, meet MaikoTea Cafe, potentially KL’s premier destination for drinking green tea.
Stomping into Cheras, Mighty Monster is more heartwarming than hair-raising, blending warm service with a winsome
Omulab's eggs-tensive menu keeps the yolks coming, offering comfort food for fans of fusion fare.
Ring in the new year with a remarkable meal: Our best bet for the final dinner of 2017 or the first for 2018 is Supperclub, which French chef Romain Fabre is taking to new heights in TREC KL.
Walk through the noren at the entrance of Hachi, and you'll find a bakery-cafe with plenty of heart and passion, promising specialities with a distinctively Japanese touch, tinged with traditional European craftsmanship.
Sprouting up recently inside Menara CIMB, Raintree is a fresh oasis for Thai and Western cooking, blending both with a vibrant, feel-good perkiness.
It might seem strange for what looks like a modern cafe to specialise in Chennai-style cooking, but Yatra does justice to the culinary heritage.
Time to check out The Prep Room's current menu, the summation of more than two years of constant improvements.
Wondermama recently launched a Wonder Tapas menu that's poised to be crowd-pleasing, available both in Bangsar and 1 Utama.
Meat and bread, the basic building blocks of many meals, form the foundation of La Carne, which means ‘meat’ in Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and apparently, Shah Alamese.
The food is comforting and wholesome, reminding one of homecooked weekend lunches with the family.
There's no mystery to what's offered here: Bottles of vino and platters of formaggio.
Helping refugees one plate at a time, The Picha Project's initiative to empower refugees through their cooking has got Malaysians wanting to be a part of it.