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.
If you want to impress, venture into this award-winning restaurant, one of the trendiest upmarket eateries in Kuala Lumpur. This restaurant sports a chic and elegant look, accentuated by the wafting aromas of meals being cooked in the open-plan kitchen that lends a warm and relaxing ambiance. Specializing in funky fusion fare, the presentation of food is a work of art here, especially the dessert sampler selection. A variety of alcoholic beverages are available.
Join the beautiful people of Kuala Lumpur at the Grand Millennium Hotel for a nightly party at Pulse Ultra Club. Clever design makes this large nightclub feel more intimate with a spacious outdoor terrace overlooking Bukit Bintang and private lounge in addition to the main dance floor with a capacity for 400 people. There’s live music most nights of the week courtesy of the jazzy house band, and sometimes celebrity DJs drop in to spin on the weekends. The bar is fully stocked with imported beer and spirits or, for something new, try one of the signature champagne cocktails. Cover charge is often waived Monday to Thursday or if you intend to have bottle service. -Tanya Procyshyn
You can almost imagine this bar, with a distinct Oriental flavor that comes in the form of huge Buddha heads, opium beds, Koi carp ponds and of course, the essential candles and incense. Bar Sa Vanh, which means Heaven in Loation, is all this and more. The ambience is further romanticized by the subtle music. It's a sexy place to take someone special. And if you're in the mood for some grub, you can always place an order scrumptious appetizers. Though this is one of the most happening spots in Kuala Lumpur, the drinks' prices are pretty decent.
One of the more refined places for a drink on Changkat Bukit Bintang, the Whisky Bar specializes in rare and imported whiskeys from around the world. Though Scottish whiskeys are generally considered the best, their 200+ label collection includes some Japanese single malts and Welsh blends that might change your mind. Whiskey is available by the glass or bottle and orders ‘on the rocks’ come with ice balls which, the bartender will explain, melt slower than ice cubes. The bar’s decor has an elegant masculinity about it with hardwood floors and leather seating. A live jazz band provides the soundtrack most nights after 8p.
This street is dotted with international cuisine. You can try French, Cuban or even Lebanese and with a wide variety of restaurants, you can find the place the perfect meal. At night the street becomes even more lively when people head to several bar for an after hours drink.
You can almost imagine this bar, with a distinct Oriental flavor that comes in the form of huge Buddha heads, opium beds, Koi carp ponds and of course, the essential candles and incense. Bar Sa Vanh, which means Heaven in Loation, is all this and more. The ambience is further romanticized by the subtle music. It's a sexy place to take someone special. And if you're in the mood for some grub, you can always place an order scrumptious appetizers. Though this is one of the most happening spots in Kuala Lumpur, the drinks' prices are pretty decent.
The BBC, not to be confused with the venerable British Broadcasting Corporation, stands for the Borneo Baruk Club, a meeting place that is infused with Malay culture. Enjoy a tropical cocktail in the Borneo Bar; the Borneo Dreams cocktail has a generous dash of tuak in it, Sarawak's famous rice wine. The Rafflesia restaurant serves up a mix of Malay and foreign cuisines - what's even better, though, is the panoramic view of the Petronas Towers. The Breadkick cafe forms the final corner of the entertainment triangle; it's a great place to pick up a snack on the run.
If you are in the mood to taste beers that is refreshingly different from the ordinary, then Paus is the place to be. Offering about 50 different kinds of craft beers, Paus is popular with both novice beer drinkers and beer connoisseurs alike. Mornington IPA, Three Boys Happy Porter and Angry Boy Brown Ale are just some of the beers you can enjoy here that come highly recommended by the locals. There is a also a selection of bar bites from across cuisines for those who feel the hunger pangs while downing the tasty beers. If you are looking for a casual space to hangout, then Paus is the place to be.
Sip on delicious craft cocktails at this upscale bar at Alila Bangsar. Perched on the 41st level, the cocktail bar's American style drinks feature concoctions made from California Citrus Vodka, London Dry Gin etc. Offering views of Kuala Lumpur's skyline, the lounge makes for a great date spot.
A part of the entertainment hub Asian Heritage Row, the Loft KL has firmly established itself since opening in 2005. Housing four entertainment venues, the loft is the place to be either for fine dining or immense partying. The Upstairs Club Lounge features an enormous dance space, great sound for lounging, perhaps grooving too and a terrace with a view of Petronas Twin Towers. For fine dining head to Mezza Notte the Italian Restaurant & Sushi Bar, where delectable pizzas and pastas are served amidst royal Venetian decor. If dancing all night is what you want to do, then Space is where you have to be. Finally, the most popular is Cynna House which is thronged by individuals for its sheer sense of exclusivity and impressive VIP treatment.
Spend some quality time with friends at this casual hangout joint. Set in a buzzing space with quirky furnishings like a projector screen, communal wooden tables and an artificial green turf as flooring, Score at The Roof sets the atmosphere for those who are looking to have a great time. As for the food and drinks, patrons can dig into bar food like nachos and beverages like beers and wines. Patrons can also spend their time playing a round of pool with their friends or testing their aim at the dartboard while they wait for their order to arrive. If you are in the mood for a memorable time out, then consider heading to Score at The Roof.