El Cerdo, the first European restaurant specialising in pork recipes to open in Kuala Lumpur, is a must-visit destination for many reasons. One of them is the fact that diners get to smash a literal plate into a wooden bucket for good luck, before digging into signature dishes such as the marinated pork shoulder steak, the soft bone BBQ, and roasted ibérico ribs. Another good reason to visit is their all-you-can-eat Sunday brunch buffet, which includes an extensive wine menu. 

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For 13 years, this fine-dining joint has been serving authentic Malay cuisine with a selection of first-rate wines, earning a few accolades along the way including Tourism Malaysia’s Best Malay Restaurant award in 2004. Today, it continues to garner glowing reviews for its time-honoured recipes such as the chargrilled beef ribs, and the highly venerated chocolate durian cake. 

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If you’re getting bored of plain-vanilla restaurant concepts and are up for a bit of adventure, you’ll love this place, where diners (as the name suggests) get to savour a meal in absolute darkness. It can be unnerving for those with nyctophobia, not knowing what’s in front of you (or behind you), but it will certainly heighten your sense of taste, and make for an unforgettable experience. 

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Housed in a pre-colonial building is a three-floor restaurant and bar that promises a jolly good time with each visit. Aside from the food and drinks, just by being there to take in the atmosphere inspired by Alice in Wonderland and The Chronicles of Narnia is an experience in itself. Split into six unique rooms, The Rabbit Hole has a nature-themed al-fresco live performance area, a graffiti art bar, a Roman-themed private nightclub, a vintage-style gentleman’s club with a hidden room, a rooftop bar, and a futuristic dance club.

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Who needs a ticket to Italy when you can enjoy the country’s mouth-watering cuisine right here in Kuala Lumpur this joint well-known for their authentic Italian cuisine? Start with a staple plate of mozzarella cheese and sliced tomatoes, and a seafood soup in white wine, before diving into one of their fragrant wood-oven pizzas. The Italiana pizza is an aboslute must-try!  

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Who needs a ticket to Italy when you can enjoy the country’s mouth-watering cuisine right here in Kuala Lumpur this joint well-known for their authentic Italian cuisine? Start with a staple plate of mozzarella cheese and sliced tomatoes, and a seafood soup in white wine, before diving into one of their fragrant wood-oven pizzas. The Italiana pizza is an aboslute must-try!  

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Known locally as NBT, No Black Tie was founded in 1998 by Sarawakian pianist Evelyn Hii, and has since established itself as a KL insitution for as the place to go for Kuala Lumpur's live music scene. Indulge in their regular live performances featuring local and international musicians, while tucking in to a delectable selection of well-executed steaks and pasta dishes paired with a glass of wine. Located just a few steps from our location, this is the perfect spot to spend your evenings if you like jazz music! 

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A welcome change to the nightlife-centric Changkat, Feeka Coffee Roasters brings Kuala Lumpur’s café culture right to our neighbourhood, and is located just a few steps away. A charming spot amidst Jalan Mesui’s row of terraced shop houses, Feeka serves excellent handcrafted coffee roasted on site, as well as a selection of comfort food items available all day. 

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