Top Rated Nightlife in Petaling Jaya

Asian Heritage Row is a long row of refurbished buildings that house a wide variety of cuisine. Locals and tourists alike head to the Asian Heritage Row for entertainment and dining. For Malaccan Portuguese head to Kristao Restaurant and Bar or for a snack the Bisou Bake Shop can't be beat. The Asian Heritage Row contains various nightclubs, including the Loft KL and the Rupee Room.

Looking for a change from your usual, consider this exotic eatery. The theme here is Africa, in particular South Africa. The interior celebrates all that is African--animal skins and heads hang on the walls that blend nicely with other African artefacts. Rather than daunting, this scene creates comfortable and inimitable character.

The adventurous menu includes Mussels in the Potjie (delicious soup served in a quaint pot) and Venison Pie. They also have a selection of mouth-watering desserts such as Old Cape Brandy Tart. South African wines are offered.

The pulse of the city continues to beat till the wee hours of the morning at this outlet. It is hailed as one of the best dance clubs in town. The setup at Viva is very much 1960s-inspired, obvious in the colourful and vibrant setting. The interior is spacious with several bars strategically located to offer a good view of the dance floor and DJ console. This is one of the most happening dance clubs in Klang Valley and is often the venue for special events, launches and shows.

Check out the bartenders' skills as they whip up great cocktails.

Located in the business district of Petaling Jaya, this venue is a great place for lunch and an ideal spot to hangout till the wee hours of the morning. Rattan chairs and wooden tables are placed at the patio for diners to have their meal.
They serve sumptuous Western and local cuisine. Must-tries include the hot nasi lemak (steamed coconut rice with hot sauce) and a selection of super sandwiches. The wide variety of pastries is heavenly and the ice-blended lattes are definitely a refreshing treat.

For an evening of fun and games stop by the House of Lords Sports Bar. As the name suggests it is best suited to sports oriented patrons, although those not so inclined should not be discouraged. The bar has a ground and first floor, both featuring British and American pool tables and numerous dartboards.

It is tastefully decorated with oil paintings of castles. One corner has two rather large swords adorning the wall-–this corner is apparently dedicated to drinkers. A bonus here is the extensive range of beers served.