Review: WIP on the Park
April 28th, 2025
One of KL's most ambitious new eateries, Palazzo Viva, is a Malaysian-Italian collaboration that brings a fresh thrill to Bangsar.
The Klang Valley's best new restaurant so far this year is an unassuming venue with an ambitious vision, spilling over with a cascade of culinary surprises that coalesce into an enriching experience to remind guests that with great food comes great joy.
Fans of Thai food in KL can find succor in this fascinatingly adorned outlet, which features a plethora of recipes rarely available elsewhere.
Olé! For fans of Spanish fare in KL, it's time to check out or return to Nexo, which is blazing in a bold new direction this year, with a kitchen led by terrific young chef Isaac Goh, whose talent, skill and eagerness to hone his craft make him a man to watch.
Azzurro at Pavilion KL's massive menu is meant to pay tribute to southern Italian traditions, with many seductive-sounding temptations.
One of Bangsar's most notable restaurants recently turned two - Bait is becoming better with age, growing into a confident & mature destination.
A slice of Sydney surfaces in KL: Four Australians with wide experience in the restaurant business have combined forces to spearhead Drift, where modern Aussie cooking shines in a relaxed & inviting setting. It's poised to be a place to watch in 2015.
Somewhere in the suburbs, one of the Klang Valley's most ambitiously inventive restaurants of 2014 launched this week - it's a dirty, deliriously delicious secret, its sole entrance tucked away on an SS2 side alley that leads up to the top floor of a shop-lot, without a signboard to call its own.
Partnering paneer tikka masala with masala Martinis, Delhi Royale strives for a striking measure of opulence in its cavernous setting & colossal selection.
DC Restaurant - one of 2014's most confident new outlets - is formally unveiled on Oct. 21.
After months of anticipation, Restaurant DC is set to open by its French-trained chef-founder Darren Chin, sharing what he calls 'the joy of cooking'.
The American crustacean specialist Red Lobster landed in Malaysia this week bringing with them their tagline that calls on customers to "sea food differently".