A long time local haunt for great food and live jazz performances, it proves that consistency is the key for repeat customers. There are four outlets scattered within the city and the one in Bangsar has a unique cigar lounge upstairs.

A food haven like no other as you can find rows of local, international and most of all--seafood eateries! Try the 'Kam Heong Lala', Oyster Omelette, Butter Prawns and many more scrumptious delights. Delicious and utterly satisfying.

This unique restaurant is a favourite amongst local artisans and yuppies alike. The casual ambience makes for a very conducive place to wine and dine, judging from the always full tables. The food fares are affordable and well worth the value.

Nestled under a canopy afforded by a lush natural rainforest, this village-style restaurant serves contemporary Malay and authentic Thai cuisine at Mandi-Mandi, contemporary fusion-Italian at Il Tempio and Indochina fare at the main restaurant.Some must-tries are Kelantanese Rendang Tok, Black Truffle Masak Lemak with River Lobsters, Forest Fern Salad and the Jungle BBQ.

Lookout Point is probably the coolest place for a meal, because of the great view of Kuala Lumpur it affords. From here, iconic buildings like KLCC and KL Tower are clear to see. The best time to come here is after the sun goes down.

From local to Arabian cuisine, this place has a lot of delicious food to offer (at different restaurants). There are also cafes here for you to sit, relax and sip on a hot cup of your favourite beverage, as you take in the great sights. The road that leads up to Lookout Point is pretty windy, so be careful if you're driving, especially at night.

For a taste of local Malay cuisine head to Bijan where the cosy atmosphere and mouth-watering cuisines will definitely make you order seconds! Everything is worth trying at least once.

A long time local haunt for great food and live jazz performances, it proves that consistency is the key for repeat customers. There are four outlets scattered within the city and the one in Bangsar has a unique cigar lounge upstairs.

A food haven like no other as you can find rows of local, international and most of all--seafood eateries! Try the 'Kam Heong Lala', Oyster Omelette, Butter Prawns and many more scrumptious delights. Delicious and utterly satisfying.

This unique restaurant is a favourite amongst local artisans and yuppies alike. The casual ambience makes for a very conducive place to wine and dine, judging from the always full tables. The food fares are affordable and well worth the value.

Nestled under a canopy afforded by a lush natural rainforest, this village-style restaurant serves contemporary Malay and authentic Thai cuisine at Mandi-Mandi, contemporary fusion-Italian at Il Tempio and Indochina fare at the main restaurant.Some must-tries are Kelantanese Rendang Tok, Black Truffle Masak Lemak with River Lobsters, Forest Fern Salad and the Jungle BBQ.

Lookout Point is probably the coolest place for a meal, because of the great view of Kuala Lumpur it affords. From here, iconic buildings like KLCC and KL Tower are clear to see. The best time to come here is after the sun goes down.

From local to Arabian cuisine, this place has a lot of delicious food to offer (at different restaurants). There are also cafes here for you to sit, relax and sip on a hot cup of your favourite beverage, as you take in the great sights. The road that leads up to Lookout Point is pretty windy, so be careful if you're driving, especially at night.

For a taste of local Malay cuisine head to Bijan where the cosy atmosphere and mouth-watering cuisines will definitely make you order seconds! Everything is worth trying at least once.

A long time local haunt for great food and live jazz performances, it proves that consistency is the key for repeat customers. There are four outlets scattered within the city and the one in Bangsar has a unique cigar lounge upstairs.

For a taste of local Malay cuisine head to Bijan where the cosy atmosphere and mouth-watering cuisines will definitely make you order seconds! Everything is worth trying at least once.

A food haven like no other as you can find rows of local, international and most of all--seafood eateries! Try the 'Kam Heong Lala', Oyster Omelette, Butter Prawns and many more scrumptious delights. Delicious and utterly satisfying.

Lookout Point is probably the coolest place for a meal, because of the great view of Kuala Lumpur it affords. From here, iconic buildings like KLCC and KL Tower are clear to see. The best time to come here is after the sun goes down.

From local to Arabian cuisine, this place has a lot of delicious food to offer (at different restaurants). There are also cafes here for you to sit, relax and sip on a hot cup of your favourite beverage, as you take in the great sights. The road that leads up to Lookout Point is pretty windy, so be careful if you're driving, especially at night.

This unique restaurant is a favourite amongst local artisans and yuppies alike. The casual ambience makes for a very conducive place to wine and dine, judging from the always full tables. The food fares are affordable and well worth the value.

Nestled under a canopy afforded by a lush natural rainforest, this village-style restaurant serves contemporary Malay and authentic Thai cuisine at Mandi-Mandi, contemporary fusion-Italian at Il Tempio and Indochina fare at the main restaurant.Some must-tries are Kelantanese Rendang Tok, Black Truffle Masak Lemak with River Lobsters, Forest Fern Salad and the Jungle BBQ.

A long time local haunt for great food and live jazz performances, it proves that consistency is the key for repeat customers. There are four outlets scattered within the city and the one in Bangsar has a unique cigar lounge upstairs.

A food haven like no other as you can find rows of local, international and most of all--seafood eateries! Try the 'Kam Heong Lala', Oyster Omelette, Butter Prawns and many more scrumptious delights. Delicious and utterly satisfying.

This unique restaurant is a favourite amongst local artisans and yuppies alike. The casual ambience makes for a very conducive place to wine and dine, judging from the always full tables. The food fares are affordable and well worth the value.

Nestled under a canopy afforded by a lush natural rainforest, this village-style restaurant serves contemporary Malay and authentic Thai cuisine at Mandi-Mandi, contemporary fusion-Italian at Il Tempio and Indochina fare at the main restaurant.Some must-tries are Kelantanese Rendang Tok, Black Truffle Masak Lemak with River Lobsters, Forest Fern Salad and the Jungle BBQ.

Lookout Point is probably the coolest place for a meal, because of the great view of Kuala Lumpur it affords. From here, iconic buildings like KLCC and KL Tower are clear to see. The best time to come here is after the sun goes down.

From local to Arabian cuisine, this place has a lot of delicious food to offer (at different restaurants). There are also cafes here for you to sit, relax and sip on a hot cup of your favourite beverage, as you take in the great sights. The road that leads up to Lookout Point is pretty windy, so be careful if you're driving, especially at night.

For a taste of local Malay cuisine head to Bijan where the cosy atmosphere and mouth-watering cuisines will definitely make you order seconds! Everything is worth trying at least once.

This unique restaurant is a favourite amongst local artisans and yuppies alike. The casual ambience makes for a very conducive place to wine and dine, judging from the always full tables. The food fares are affordable and well worth the value.

A long time local haunt for great food and live jazz performances, it proves that consistency is the key for repeat customers. There are four outlets scattered within the city and the one in Bangsar has a unique cigar lounge upstairs.

For a taste of local Malay cuisine head to Bijan where the cosy atmosphere and mouth-watering cuisines will definitely make you order seconds! Everything is worth trying at least once.

Nestled under a canopy afforded by a lush natural rainforest, this village-style restaurant serves contemporary Malay and authentic Thai cuisine at Mandi-Mandi, contemporary fusion-Italian at Il Tempio and Indochina fare at the main restaurant.Some must-tries are Kelantanese Rendang Tok, Black Truffle Masak Lemak with River Lobsters, Forest Fern Salad and the Jungle BBQ.

A food haven like no other as you can find rows of local, international and most of all--seafood eateries! Try the 'Kam Heong Lala', Oyster Omelette, Butter Prawns and many more scrumptious delights. Delicious and utterly satisfying.

Lookout Point is probably the coolest place for a meal, because of the great view of Kuala Lumpur it affords. From here, iconic buildings like KLCC and KL Tower are clear to see. The best time to come here is after the sun goes down.

From local to Arabian cuisine, this place has a lot of delicious food to offer (at different restaurants). There are also cafes here for you to sit, relax and sip on a hot cup of your favourite beverage, as you take in the great sights. The road that leads up to Lookout Point is pretty windy, so be careful if you're driving, especially at night.