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At 452m, the city-centre, 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers form the world's tallest twin buildings. Curved and pointed bays feature the Islamic influences of American architect Cesar Pelli.…
These sacred limestone caves in Selangor are around 400 million years old and represent the most important Hindu shrines outside of India. As the focus of the Thaipusam Festival, millions of…
Central Market is a bazaar-style trading hub which first opened its doors in 1936. A modern renovation has added a wealth of handicraft stalls. Find carvings, silks and masks alongside fresh…
A neon-lit onslaught of style dominates Muse Bar, an ultra-modern cocktail joint where relaxing sounds please a cool Malaysian crowd. After midnight a mega sound system gets people dancing…
A lively expat crowd frequent Uncle Chilli's in the Hilton Petaling Jaya hotel. Located in the Petaling Jaya district, there's a party atmosphere and live bands to keep the regulars…
Decked in bright red, Bar Flam in Bangsar gets jam-packed early with a riotous expat crowd. Although it serves excellent food, most people head here for the cocktails and to dance to retro…
Classy decor sets the scene at The Sugar Club, an ultra-stylish city-centre nightspot, where chic furnishings and upmarket cocktails attract a glitzy celebrity clientele. An elevated…
Fitted out with the most glorious Chinese antiques and works of art, this Central Market branch of Old China is one of the most attractive restaurants in KL. Flavours and tastes from Penang…
The very best in modern karaoke technology is at plush Club de Vegas in Imbi. There's a fantastic drinks menu offering brandy, bourbon, beer and fine wines to a noisy crowd of local karaoke fanatics.
Bangsar Seafood Garden Restaurant
One of the oldest establishments in Bangsar, this restaurant is famous for its extensive fresh seafood menu. Choose from the simple dining room, the alfresco tables or the bar for a pre-dinner…
Set on the edge of the beautiful Lake Gardens, the National Museum (Muzium Negara) dates back to 1963. Collections chart Malaysia's rich cultural heritage. Delve beyond the skyscrapers to…
At 282 metres high, the city's only revolving restaurant offers diners a different perspective that lasts an hour and a half. These ever-changing panoramic views from its central location…
The Carcosa Seri Negara hotel's The Dining Room, in the Lake Gardens area, serves up a winning menu of stylish Malay cuisine. Dine in a refined, air-conditioned restaurant or outside on…
Housed in an old Chinese bungalow complete with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, Bon Ton Restaurant on Jalan Conlay boasts a menu that fuses international classics with Malacca…
Reservations are a must at this award-winning Japanese restaurant. The Kampachi, one of Hotel Equatorial's signature restaurants, has been serving up staple Japanese dishes from Ginza for more…
The picturesque Buddhist Thean Hou Temple was built in 1987 by the Hainanese and sits atop Robson Hill. Three altars, a multi-arched gateway and grandiose carvings give this building plenty of…
Shook! is an ultra-chic fusion restaurant is located in the basement of the Starhill Shopping Centre and is renowned for its hybrid Italian, Chinese and Japanese cuisine. Exposed stone walls…
Set within a recreated traditional Malay house, Eden Village is a Malay seafood restaurant in the Golden Triange which has become more affordable over the years. Dishes include clay-pot…
The Malaysian owner of Backyard Pub, a lively watering hole once frequented pubs in England. Today, his Aussie-style bar is every inch the neighbourhood local, complete with darts, TV, pool…
High demand from hordes of local diners means shared tables are the norm in this eatery in Chow Kit. Restaurant Kin Kin serves delicious bowls of super-soft noodles, chili pan mee, topped with…
