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Pahit at Sin Chew Kee: Bar review

Take the bitter(s) with the sweet: KL's Ginaissance hits a high with this new watering hole dedicated to the joys of juniper - Pahit takes over the bar space of Sekeping Sin Chew Kee, the rustic guesthouse on a row of forgotten-by-time homes whose history stretches back to the 1920s.

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Ketuhar at Menara Ruyi: Snapshot

Ketuhar is tucked in the calm confines of Menara Ruyi, scarcely a five-minute drive from Mid Valley, but its discreet location makes it a potential destination for patrons who dream of eluding the crowds.

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Outdark Malaysia at SS15 Subang: Restaurant review

The Korean fried chicken craze continues to claw across Subang, with Busan-birthed Outdark opening its first Malaysian branch this month, following scores of offshoots across South Korea and Hong Kong.

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RAY at Petaling Street: Bar review

6pm is the magic hour at RAY, when the interplay of sunbeam and shadow on this new Chinatown bar's walls

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Atelier On Telawi at Bangsar: Snapshot

Bangsar's new wine bar places a premium on pasta - spaghetti surfaces with tenderly cured, oak-smoked duck breast,

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Trace at Element Kuala Lumpur: Restaurant review

KL's latest hotel, Element by Westin, boasts a flagship restaurant with a polished sheen and pleasing spaciousness

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Sitka at Damansara Heights: 2017 Menu

Turning three this month, Sitka continues to reinvent itself as one of KL's most engaging eateries, evolving now into a modern Asian restaurant and convivial wine bar.

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Byblos Lebanese Cuisine at TREC KL: Restaurant review

Bearing the name of the culturally charismatic city north of Beirut, Byblos carries the torch commendably for Lebanese cuisine, with a menu that reflects how the Middle East meets the Mediterranean.

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Fenix Chinese Restaurant at KL Gateway Mall: Restaurant review

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.

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Quivo at Pavilion: 2017 Menu

The quest for a lovely, lively meal in Pavilion leads us to Quivo, which pulses with the vitality of a vibrant restaurant throughout the peak hours of lunch.

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Pier 12 at Old Malaya, Raja Chulan: Restaurant review

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

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The Seven at Puchong: Restaurant review

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.

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The Cafe Chicken at Desa Sri Hartamas: Snapshot

The Cafe Chicken (spearheaded by a Korean couple) seems perfect for those midnight munchies, promising poultry as the Koreans do it.

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Upperhouse Kitchen & Dessert Bar at Telawi, Bangsar: Restaurant review

Food that flaunts colour and creativity, served with charm and cheer: Upperhouse hits a high note for its first week in Bangsar.

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