Bubbly Sunday Brunch at Mosaic
May 13th, 2024
Celebrate Chinese New Year with a playful Japanese-Peruvian twist at Nobu Kuala Lumpur.
Comfort food at fair prices while serving up a slew of crowd-pleasers in a casual, fuss-free setting, one can have a hearty meal, then play a game of darts to kill some time at Kong.
A hidden gem in Taman Melawati, this quirky and cosy café is a great place for curling up with a good book and coffee, enjoying a comforting meal with friends, or simply indulging in a delicious dessert.
Beta Restobar stakes a claim as one of Kuala Lumpur's most dynamic new dining destinations of 2018, refashioning familiar flavours from throughout our country into a playfully modern representation of charismatic cooking.
Tucked away in Kepong, Tak Fok Hong Kong Seafood has always been a go-to place for locals to satisfy ones' seafood cravings.
February's festive celebrations are looking brighter than ever, courtesy of Concorde Hotel Kuala Lumpur's unique Chinese New Year Gift Boxes, built to dazzle with their exquisite inventiveness.
SeChangkir is run by family members from the Lun Bawang and Kelabit tribes, and they try to honour their heritage while catering to KL's consumer market of Taman Tun Dr Ismail.
This is a casual but chic restaurant that takes risks, resulting in a rewarding experience for its customers.
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.
Young Malaysian chefs Lucas and Tammy put their personal spin on local flavours and textures.
Matcha maniacs, meet MaikoTea Cafe, potentially KL’s premier destination for drinking green tea.