Kuala Lumpur Intl. Airport (KUL) Transfers

This historic district made up of traditional wooden Malay houses on stilts will not be around for much longer, as pressure mounts on landowners to sell their properties to make way for new urban deve...

If you are planning to visit the KL Menara Tower, make sure to drop by the Forest Eco Park right next to the tower, where flora and fauna that unique to Malaysia\u0027s rainforest is represented. You ...

Built by a Chinese millionaire in 1928, the palace changed residents multiple times since. Today, the palace is the official residence of the monarch of Malaysia. Unfortunately, inside access is not p...

The oldest market in town is held at Petaling Street in Chinatown. Vendors begin peddling their wares already in the morning, but market reaches true fever pitch as the sun goes down. Haggling is a mu...

Bijan is a chic restaurant and bar, serving the upmarket version of traditional regional Malay fare. The recipes are a mix of generation-old classics combined with new influences.

ChoCha Foodstore in buzzing Petaling Street breathes an air of effortless vintage chic. Its inviting inner courtyard is a true visitor magnet that\u0027s rarely vacant, despite being somewhat tucked a...

Yarl is a rare gem in a foodie city such as KL: it\u0027s the only place for north Sri Lankan (Jaffna) food in the area, and arguably among the highest ranking Sri Lankan eateries in town. Yarl is fam...

This is the street that runs parallel to Jalan Bukit Bintang, jam packed with Chinese restaurants and hawkers, street stalls serving everything from barbecued seafood to local desserts. Good food at a...

Chynna is a funky Cantonese and Shanghainese restaurant, serving a mixed range of Cantonese dim sum and traditional Chinese herbal cooking. This restaurant is authentic yet innovative with a focus on ...

Look no further for the best place in the city to tuck into a piping hot bowl of curry laksa, a potent dish originating from the Nonya culinary tradition which – in the words of late Anthony Bourdain ...

For those squeamish about eating at street food stalls, there is a wonderful alternative of the pristine Malaysia Boleh! food court at Four Season Place. You\u0027ll find a wide array of KL\u0027s str...

The first restaurant in total darkness in Malaysia, Dining in the Dark, offers a completely new experience. A specifically designed three-course menu sends your palate on an adventure like no other. T...

Enjoy delicious tapas in a lively and friendly atmosphere at this authentic Spanish restaurant right in the city centre. Pinchos Tapas Bar is a must-visit when you long for some Spanish tidbits and co...

This is one of four Din Tai Fung outlets in Kuala Lumpur. Din Tai Fung is a restaurant chain originating in Taiwan, which now has multiple branches across Asia and beyond (the fact it remains largely ...

For a spicy Indian culinary experience, head to Betel Leaf. They started their business in 2009, and their focus lies on cooking flavourful food made from fresh ingredients. To ensure the quality of p...

As the name reveals, this restaurant has its focus on grilled dishes. Steaks and seafood are cooked to perfection and efficient and professional waiters are there to serve guests. This is a good place...

Tacos, tortillas, burritos and margaritas, all of these Texmex-delicacies are found on the menu of Loco Bar and Restaurant. The fish tacos are said to be one of the specialities and the margaritas com...

ChoCha Foodstore in buzzing Petaling Street breathes an air of effortless vintage chic. Its inviting inner courtyard is a true visitor magnet that\u0027s rarely vacant, despite being somewhat tucked a...

Occupying a historic shophouse which once served as a brothel, Merchant\u0027s Lane is a hip find along tourist-favoured Petaling. The cafe is most sought after for its ambience: patches of paint flak...

Housed in a bright and airy space with a courtyard, LOKL Coffee Co. serves comfort food with an Asian twist. Some of the specialties include buttermilk fried chicken, pulled beef burger and Hainanese ...

Only using quality coffee beans, Antipodean Cafe serves a good variety of coffees including Vietnamese ice coffee. Besides serving coffee, they also have a café food menu that includes BLT on sour dou...

This café chain is kept close to the heart by coffee-drinkers in Kuala Lumpur. There are multiple outlets all across the city, all of which serve great iced drinks that come handy on a sweltering day.

This café dating back to 1921 will transport you to the 30s and 40s colonial era as the Malaysian capital experienced it. The sizzling steak is scrumptious and well worth the price!

One of the most lavish nightspot in Kuala Lumpur, Zouk KL is an iconic superclub that attracts a trendy crowd. With several clubs, a VIP bar lounge, members\u0027 lounge, café and rooftop deck, this i...

Located on the 57th level of the twin towers, Marini\u0027s On 57 is an exclusive Italian restaurant, bar and lounge. Enjoy the view that the floor-to-ceiling windows offer while sipping on a glass of...

Suzie Wong has made all sort of "best" lists when it comes to nightlife, both in KL and beyond. No wonder, for every detail of the carefully curated whole that is this exceptional speakeasy has been p...

Fear not this eerie speakeasy\u0027s menacing name, for the expertly crafted drinks served here are potent enough to breathe new life into an otherwise unremarkable night. There\u0027s the creepy deco...

This exclusive bar is the hub of Kuala Lumpur late night socialites. It offers sophisticated decor, attracts a fashionable crowd and serves up delightful drinks.

Luna Bar crowns the rooftop of Kuala Lumpur’s Pacific Regency Hotel Suites. This bar offers splendid views so you\u0027ll need to dress to impress to compete with the city skyline.

Esperance Nightclub is one of Kuala Lumpur\u0027s hottest entertainment complexes. They offer guests a pumping nightclub, cigar lounge, live music venue and a fine-dining rooftop restaurant.

Housed in an 80-year-old pre-war building, Mojo Restaurant \u0026 Bar is located in the Asian Heritage Row. A cosy get-together place with a chic décor to enjoy scrumptious food and outstanding drinks...

Pavilion is, perhaps, KL\u0027s most exemplary mall: it\u0027s truly massive (and keeps growing, now with an annex of Pavilion Elite), covers several floors of international consumer brands, and featu...

The oldest market in town is held at Petaling Street in Chinatown. Vendors begin peddling their wares already in the morning, but market reaches true fever pitch as the sun goes down. Haggling is a mu...

One of the "original" KL shopping malls, the upmarket KLCC has remained a shopper favourite for nearly two decades. It\u0027s set at the base of the iconic Petronas Towers and, by virtue of location, ...

The final piece of KL\u0027s mall trifecta is Publika, one most favoured by a younger clientele and with a distinct taste for boutiques rather than international brand stores (although there is, of co...

The historic Central Market dates back to 1888 and occupies a beautifully preserved building. This was originally a wet market, but is now more of a neat destination to shop for souvenirs, arts and cr...

If you are looking for trendy accessories, appares and shoes you should go to Sungei Wang Plaza. Prices are usually negotiable and there are 500 shops in 33 different categories. Most shops are aimed ...

Mid Valley Megamall is located about 15 min by car from central Kuala Lumpur. This modern mall has everything and more that you may need; not only are the shops excellent but so are the bars and resta...