Primera clasificación Restaurantes y cafés en Petaling Jaya/Selangor

Situated in the prestigious Eastin Hotel, this restaurant has a reputation as one of the best places for Chinese food. The setting is fabulous as well.

The interior has an air of understated elegance with subtle Oriental touches. Chinese calligraphy paintings decorate the walls.

In terms of food, the Roasted Crispy Peking Duck is a recommended house speciality. For dessert, the somewhat "un-Chinese" deep-fried durian is a special treat. An elaborate variety of Hong Kong dim sum is a popular choice for lunch. There is an impressive list of wines to choose from.

Owned by Dave's Deli, a popular chain of restaurants, this is the spot to enjoy Italian cuisine with prices in the reasonable range.

Tastefully decorated, the restaurant is classy yet casual and the wafting aroma of food cooking in the open kitchen will get the taste buds tingling.

The menu is extensive. For a touch of local flavours, try the Kung Pao Chicken Pizza (a chicken pizza with cashew nuts, garlic, chilli, cheese and the secret Kung Pao sauce). Drinks include soft drinks, coffees and teas.

This is a top spot to enjoy some tasty and spicy Mexican cuisine. The rustic interior is predominantly yellow in colour contrasting nicely with the dim lighting and dark flooring. Interesting artefacts, such as big wagon wheels, green cacti and colourful vases add to the distinctive “south of the border” character.

Take your pick from a selection of delicious fajitas (chicken with Cajun spices) and tasty Mexican rice. A complimentary basket of tacos (fried corn tortillas) and a bowl of spicy salsa sauce accompanies each meal. Wines and beers are available.

Tucked inside the stylish Hilton complex, this restaurant offers a superb Japanese menu. The surroundings are particularly impressive, with a wood-dominated décor that is both elegant and comfortable. For this reason, the restuarant is very popular for "power lunches" amongst business people.

The overwhelming menu includes sushi, teppanyaki, sukiyaki and udon, to name but a few choices. The buffet is definitely value-for-money, with the spectacular spread priced at MYR69 for dinner (on Saturdays) and MYR61 for brunch (on Sundays). Enjoy a delightful cup of Japanese sake to complement your meal.

This Johor-originated restaurant is very popular for its roast duck.

An impressive giant replica of a roast duck hangs outside the restaurant and it never fails to attract the attention of passers-by. The interior is not spectacular but the selection of duck dishes is.

The Ginseng Herbal Roasted Duck and Tong Kui Herbal Roasted Duck are two of the favourites. Each dish is served with gravy and rice. Other options include a range of roasted chicken, pigeon, pork and goose dishes. A variety of refreshing herbal teas and soft drinks is available.

For more than 25 years, the Chalet has offered the public professional and friendly service, not to mention the delicious Swiss cuisine. Sporting a charming ambience, most of the furniture here is made of Alpine. There is also a lounge area that is perfect for a quiet drink, before or after dining. The subtle lighting adds a touch of romance. The specialties include air-dried beef with melon and the veal and mushroom in cream sauce. For a more straight forward option, choose something from the range of grill items prepared at the table. A commendable wine list includes choices from France and the New World.