Kuala Lumpur Restaurants

[edit] The Mahalo Top 7

1. Official Tourism Site: Kuala Lumpur Restaurants
2. Frommer's: Kuala Lumpur Restaurants
3. Concierge.com: Malaysia Restaurants 
4. Lonely Planet: Kuala Lumpur Restaurants
5. WCities: Kuala Lumpur Restaurants
6. Yahoo! Travel: Kuala Lumpur Restaurants
7. The New York Times: Kuala Lumpur Restaurants

[edit] Kuala Lumpur High-End Restaurants

• The Drawing Room Colonial-era Malaysian Phone: 60 3 2295 0888

• • • Concierge.com Recommendation : "Starched napkins, plush Empire sofas and chairs, and the soothing tick-tock of a grandfather clock relax the soul and prepare the palate for a classic, more-British-than-the-British enactment of the ritual."

• Kingfisher Seafood Phone: 60 3 2143 1310

• • • Frommer's Suggested: "The very freshest fishes are crafted into lovely haute cuisine dishes with delicate Asian accents for flavor."

• Frangipani Restaurant French Phone: 60 3 2144 3001

• • • Lonely Planet Selection: "One of a handful of places in KL that gets fine dining right. The chef can afford to wax lyrical on the menu about his delicious creations, which use the freshest and most original of ingredients."

[edit] Kuala Lumpur Moderate Restaurants

• Top Hat Restaurant Asian Mix Phone: 60 3 2141 8611 Area Map

• • • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "Top Hat has a unique atmosphere. In a 1930s bungalow that was once a school, the place winds through room after room, its walls painted in bright hues..."

• Al Nafourah Middle Eastern Phone: 60 3 2263 7888 Area Map

• • • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "Dripping with the magical allure of a desert oasis, Al Nafourah is pure Arabian Nights. With Moorish arches, twinkling lanterns, carved screens, silken hangings, mosaic tiles, and woven carpets throughout, the restaurant also has booths in private nooks for extra romance."

• Chynna Chinese Phone: 60 3 2264 2264

• • • Frommer's Highly Rated: "Chynna is pure dinner theater: From the Madam Wong-style red lanterns to the Old China antique replica furnishings, you'll think you're in a highly stylized Shanghai of yesteryear."

• Feast Village International Phone: 60 3 2782 3800 Area Map

• • • Frommer's Very Highly Rated: "Feast Village isn't a single restaurant, but a cluster of 13 restaurants arranged like a small Malay village. As you stroll along stone and timber pathways, you'll pass cafes that serve seafood, steaks, Malay, Chinese, Thai, Korean, Indian, and more."

• Shook! International Phone: 60 3 2716 8535

• • • Frommer's Recommended: "A good spot if your party can't agree on where to eat -- something for everyone. One caveat: The waitstaff sometimes seem lost in Shook's enormity."

• • • Lonely Planet Selection: "Ultra-sleek and with a bar adorned with silver fountains, Shook! is a spacious restaurant offering Italian, Chinese, Japanese and Western grill cuisine and live jazz music. You can see into the kitchens so you can check out all the chef's tricks as he roasts up Peking duck."

[edit] Kuala Lumpur Affordable Restaurants

• Scalini's la Piccola Italia Italian Phone: 60 3 2145 3211

• • • Frommer's Very Highly Rated: "Four chefs from Italy create the dishes that make Scalini's a favorite among KL locals and expatriates. From a very extensive menu you can select pasta, fish, and meat, as well as a large selection of pizzas."

• Coliseum Cafe Western & Local Phone: 60 3 2692 6270 Area Map

• • • Frommer's Recommended: "Located in the grottiest hotel I've ever witnessed, with stained white walls, worn tile floors, and threadbare linens, this is KL's authentic "greasy spoon." It sounds dreadful, but the place is legendary, and someday it will be gone and there will never be anything else like it."

• • • Lonely Planet Selection: "Resisting the passage of time, the Coliseum still enjoys a great reputation for its sizzling steaks, but it's just worth coming here to experience the crusty colonial-era ambience."

• • • Yahoo! Travel 5.5 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)

• Eden Village Seafood Phone: 60 3 2141 4027

• • • Frommer's Recommended: "Uniquely designed inside and out to resemble a Malay house, Eden Village has great local atmosphere. It was once KL's most famous "fancy place" for a night out. Now it's visited by as many tourists as locals but still retains some authenticity."

• • • Yahoo! Travel Rating 3.5 (Note: Community rating; may change)

• Old China Cafe Malaysian Cafe Phone: 60 3 2072 5915 Area Map

• • • Lonely Planet Selection: "The old guild hall of the Selangor & Federal Territory Laundry Association is the atmospheric home for this fine cafe, which specialises in Nonya dishes from Malacca and Penang - their speciality is the laksa , with its spicy coconut milk soup."

[edit] Kuala Lumpur Vegetarian Restaurants

• HappyCow: Kuala Lumpur Vegetarian Restaurants

• Bakti Woodlands Vegetarian Food Cafe Vegetarian Phone: 60 3 2034 2399

• • • HappyCow 5 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)

• Annalakshmi Indian Vegetarian Phone: 60 3 2284 3799

• • • HappyCow 4 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)

• • • Yahoo! Travel 5.5 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)

• Fatt Yan Chinese Vegetarian Phone: 60 3 2070 6561 Area Map

• • • HappyCow 3 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)

• • • Lonely Planet Selection: "There's a variety of doufu (beancurd) dishes including the spicy Sichuan mapo doufu , imitation-meat dishes like deep-fried spare ribs, or just the simple mixed vegetables. Eat with a clean conscience watched over by statues of Guanyin, Milefo and Sakyamuni."

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