Top Rated Restaurants & Cafes in Kuala Lumpur

Portuguezze Kitchen serves a blend of Portuguese food and the cuisine of the south-western Malaysian state Malacca. It is situated in the food court of the shopping mall Sungei Wang Plaza and almost appears like a food stand from outside. The orange and red brick-walled interiors are charming and dimly lit by ceiling lamps. This restaurant specializes in tangy claypot curries and seafood cooked using traditional recipes. The popular dishes include Portuguese Grilled Fish served with Lemongrass Sambal, Curry Seku and Ambiler Kacang, a typical claypot dish. Do not miss the Devil Curry with intensely spicy flavors, which is the most favored item on the menu. The inexpensive prices and the delicious fusion food make it a favorite eatery in the mall. Be sure to carry sufficient cash as this place does not accept credit card payments.

Set in a cozy place, Sala is often frequented by the locals who want to indulge themselves with authentic Latin flavours. Specializing in serving vegan and vegetarian delicacies, their menu is loaded with dishes like Vegan Nacho Cheese, BBQ Jackfruit and Diced Onion. All the delicacy here are cooked using the finest of fresh local ingredients. The menu here is suitable for a single person to a group of friends. As for the decor, the place boasts of wooden furniture, huge glass windows and hanged dimmed lights. Popular among all the health conscious people, Sala operates throughout the week.

Known for serving breakfast and delicious cups of coffee and teas in cozy environs, Craft Origin is highly popular among the locals. Specialities of the coffee house include Artisanal Hand Brewed Coffee, Salted Caramel Latte, and Drip Ethiopian Coffee. Teas like Sakura Rose Tea and Longjing Oolong also come recommended by the regular patrons of the cafe. As for the food, Fish and Chips and French Toast are just some of the dishes you can feast on here. If you are in the mood for a decadent drink or great snacks, then don’t think twice before heading to Craft Origin

Established in 2016, One Half is a great place to be for those who are in the mood for a delicious cup of coffee. The brainchild of Adly Azmi and Keith Koay, One Half is a pop-up joint for some great beverages. Consider trying their single origin coffees made from Colombian or Ethiopian beans. Their Random Blend made with a mix of Guatemalan and Ethiopian beans is quite delicious. For those who aren’t in the mood for coffee, One Half also serves serve beer. If you are in the mood for light conversations with friends over great beverages, then head to One Half and you won’t be disappointed.

A popular self-service restaurant in the Genting Highlands, Lao Di Fang offers succulent Malaysian dishes that are flavored with traditional local spices. Appealing to both locals as well as tourists, the restaurant is mostly crowded due to its impeccable food served at moderate prices. The fish head curry and rice is delicious. Also worth trying is the chicken rice.

Pablo is one of the best cafes in the city if you are looking forward to indulge in some quality desserts. Set in a cozy place, the place specializes in serving freshly baked desserts which are enjoyed by people of all age groups. Chocolate Cheese Tart, Pablo Mini and Matcho Cheese Soft Serve are some of the local favorites serves here. Hot as well as cold drinks are also served here which can be enjoyed with the desserts. Open throughout the week, Pablo must definitely be tried to taste some fine sweet desserts.