Review: WIP on the Park
April 28th, 2025
Mezcla does a good job of conveying the crowd-pleasing flavours of Mexican-inspired fare
Our favourite destination for Japanese desserts has embarked on a new chapter of its delightful journey
Bustling from morning through midnight, The Establishment draws inspiration for its menu from Malaysia, Melbourne and beyond
Baba Kuat's Seremban-born Peranakan founder Cheong Wai is flexing his culinary muscles with a sturdy selection of Asian-inflected rice bowl recipes
It’s nice to find eateries that work hard to own their niche. Cafe 5 serves purely two specialities - Belgian-inspired Liege waffles and interesting flavours of handcrafted ice cream.
For a casual brunch, White Sand Cafe's speciality of tartines might please wholesome eaters
KL's new fry guys have created a would-be potato paradise
Eatomo recently launched its second outpost in Solaris Dutamas, and it's our best bet for a feast of all things oceanic in the Publika enclave right now.
Blaq is beautiful: This plush and polished venue ranks among Cheras' most winsome new cafes of 2017.
Masala Wheels started as a food truck that sold South Indian and Sri Lankan specialities in the city while also offering free meals to the homeless.
Offering 22 dishes at RM2.50++ each, Bangsar's new BAE seems like a boon for economically precarious times: The
Former kindergarten teacher Doreen has turned her family home (which originally belonged to her grandfather,
Kuching's gula apong ice cream is now available in the heart of KL - made with nipah palm sugar, these soft serves are mellow and mild, reasonably smooth and natural-tasting, more than faintly evocative of gula melaka.
Arepas and empanadas, chupe and ceviche, moqueca and milanesa: Casa Latina, a new Venezuelan-run restaurant, champions the lively flavours of Caracas, Brasilia and Bogota in a calm corner of KL
Kwee Zeen (a name that'll be familiar to guests of Sofitel Singapore and Bali) is a stylish space with chic and colourful Frenchman-in-KL visual flourishes.