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Beach Club Café Kuala Lumpur
29 Reviews Be careful is all I can say. The girls will latch onto you within seconds of entering the premises... this is country where many people eke out a living and the girls are at the forefront. Very...
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Pub/night club Penang
26 Reviews Batu Ferringhi was a good choice to stay at in Penang as this place comes alive at night and our hotel was close to the action. The night markets were fun to wander around. But after a big of...
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Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur
31 Reviews I love Bukit Bintang at night very live with lots of things to do, lots of restaurants, coffee shops, street painters and street performers. If you are bored at night and have nothing to do just go...
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Night market (Pasar Malam) Penang
14 Reviews Night Market or some refer as 'Sidewalk Bazaar' is one of the most popular activities at Batu Ferringhi. They operate right after sunset, as early as 6pm until past midnight. selling an assortment of...
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Bangsar Kuala Lumpur
15 Reviews Yes the Beach Club is a pick up joint for hookers. Mostly Filipina with a few Vietnemese, Indonesian. But every night they have a great live band and the atmosphere is always good. Filipinas know how...
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Cinema Penang
2 Reviews Almost all of Penang stand-alone cinema halls of yesteryears have fast disappeared. Instead there are several state-of-the-art modern cineplexes at shopping malls of Gurney Plaza, Queensbay Mall,...
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Jalan P. Ramlee area Kuala Lumpur
8 Reviews Unlike Bukit Bintang area, Jlan Ramlee is more wacky, lively and vibrant at night. You see people in the streets enjoying the night out, people wearing some intriguing outfit or too sexy. You hear too...
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Hard Rock Café Kuala Lumpur
15 Reviews I noon when he was playing that drinking game with Owen Wilson. As I liked this scene, I also liked our water and we had a funny night with some good food (almost too much of it). It was an easy to go...
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Petronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur
20 Reviews Basically Jalan P.Ramlee, jalan Sultan ismail and Jalan Penang are famous with club, and along the street you can find the club, pub and bistro, You can see the crowd on friday and saturday night and...
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Chinatown Kuala Lumpur
16 Reviews A unique night market with a wide variety of imitation goods - remember to bargain. Food is definitely another attraction - wanton noodles, Hokkien noodles and the lo hon ko drinks are not to be...
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Little Havana Kuala Lumpur
6 Reviews They've got Beginner Salsa classes from 7:30-9:30pm. DJ Lingerto plays Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, some Latin Pop. Crowd packs it in by about 11pm until about 12:30am. This super Salsa Party every...
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Nouvo Kuala Lumpur
4 Reviews 2 Clubs in 1 : (a) Nuovo ~ danceclub located upstairs ; one of the regular stops for international DJs when they are on their tour in this part of the world ; can be really crowded inside ... so...
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Barfly, 12SI Kuala Lumpur
2 Reviews A round barcounter in the middle of the bar. DJ spinning on the left side. Drinks are pretty alright. Main attraction here are when the pole dancers dance on the bar top. See the guys go crazy and...
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Bliss Kuala Lumpur
2 Reviews Great dance tunes here. Patrons here are not into hard trance music (thank gawd). Drinks here are pretty good too. There is a little balcony outside where you can do stuff like watch the people below,...
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Golden Triangle Kuala Lumpur
3 Reviews Many many more cafe and resto arranges F1 Party for the fans. Imagine an open air stage and the band performing their songs there. So close with the spectators and I was singing "Please, please tell...
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Hemingway's Kuala Lumpur
5 Reviews Every Thursday & Friday 9pm onwards they got free salsa dance lesson which taught by two hot salsa dancers. Good news to the ladies, every Tuesday and Thursday there would be a "Señorita Nite...
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Finnegan's Kuala Lumpur
4 Reviews I visited Finnegan's Pub for a quick pint while in Kuala Lumpur in December 2005. In common with most pubs in the Malaysian capital, the beer is pretty expensive. I had a pint of the cheapest draught...
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The Backroom Kuala Lumpur
3 Reviews THE place for dance music fanatic. Slightly seedy but wonderful dance music haven. Come in AFTER 2am :-) Once they even played some cool bossa nova tunes !!! Comfortable clothes and shoes, because it...
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El Nino Latin Cafe Kuala Lumpur
1 Review Housed in a beautiful hacienda, enjoy the throbbing Latin beat with lots of dancing - merengue, cumbia and salsa, among others. Dancing lessons are available for beginners. Enjoy Spanish cuisine while...
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Emporium Grand Café Kuala Lumpur
2 Reviews Cool enviroment. They play Top 10 songs. Yuppies are most of them. Be smart and elegant all you can but who cares. If you prefer casual, jeans and shirt for men is ok and for sure, sandals is a No No.
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Captain's Cabin Kuala Lumpur
1 Review Along Jalan Bukit Bintang right in front of the Bukit Bintang Shopping Center, this restaurant cum live bar entertains all walks of life. With the usual Filipino Band performing, they belt out Top...
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Every Thursday night, if you visit there, you can get lots of souvenirs with cheap prices and even just look around, that will be so fun! Don't miss the sausage! It's so yummy. Get some sausages and then go to the restaurant, and get a outside seat, and then order a beer.That will be perfet dinner! :P no need
Star World Casino is located at First World Plaza on the first floor of the podium of Hotel First World at Genting Highlands Resort in the state of Pahang. It is one of the only two casinos that are allowed to operate in Malaysia. Together with the main Casino de Genting, Genting Highlands Resort has been voted as Asia's and World's leading casino by World Travel Awards for the past few years. This is a great achievement indeed!Star World Casino was opened to the public in 2004. It has all the international classical table games such as Blackjack, Baccarat, Poker, Roulette, Money Wheel, French Boule, Pontoon, Pai Gow, Tai Sai, Three Pictures and Keno. You may notice from the names that some of the classic games are local! More and more sophisticated cashless electronic Jacpot slot machines are available at Star World Casino for the pleasure of the public. The Star World Casino is opened...
Jalan Petaling is located in the heart of Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur. The street is basically a brightly-lit make-shift night market dealing in wide range of household items ranging from cosmetics, watches which may be imitation and costume jewelleries to budget clothings, textiles and leather goods at bargain prices. The street is closed to vehicular traffic at night.Jalan Petaling and the surrounding areas are usually very crowded at night, during the weekends and eves of the public holidays. For those who are hungry and thirsty Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown is never short of eateries. Open-air cafés by the roadside are very popular with foreign tourists needing a beer or two to quench the thirst in hot humid Kuala Lumpur! Prices are comparatively cheap too even if the area is a popular tourist destination and attraction!
Jonker Walk is located at Jonker Street (known as Jalan Hang Jebat) right in the heart of Melaka's Chinatown in the historic city of Melaka. It is a narrow street with some of Melaka's oldest houses dating back to 17th century when Dutch conquored Melaka. Jonker Street is formerly known as Antique Street due to the many antique stores around the area selling ancient artifacts and various antiques from the past centuries. Jonker is a Dutch word which literally means master. Jonker Street is an ideal location to hunt and bargain for antiques and ancient artifacts.Jonker Walk was established in the year 2000 by Melaka State Government to boost the influx of foreign tourists to Melaka city. During the weekends from Friday to Sunday nights between 7.00 p.m. and 12.00 mignight, the whole street is closed to vehicular traffic and the street transforms into large open-air night markets. Wide...
We treated ourselves to an evening of Chinese culture at the Foot Look Restaurant. The Chinese Opera was entertaining if not somewhat confusing. The dinner served was excellent and after the show we were encouraged to pose with the cast. Smart Casual
Jalan Alor Setar provides the BEST fish meals in KL! A few ringgit per meal, ie about £1. I have never tasted food like it in ALL my travels.If you fancy a local delicacy, try Port Klang riverside restaurants where they serve 'marmite crab'. OK, if you don't like 'marmite' forget it! Marmite crab is local, fresh, and delicious.Ritz-Carlton in KL used to do the most fantastic Champagne Brunch on Sundays. If they still do this - try it - as you could probably never afford it in any other country!!!!!Bangsar is THE place to be if you want to be out of city centre!!! All casual dress, but Ritz Carlton is smart casual , well ... VERY smart (but still casual)!
Just around the corner of Petaling Street is the Reggae Bar of Kuala Lumpur. Good cocktails, great fun, GREAT music. A great place to meet other travellers or just chat with the firendly bar-staff. One of the walls in there is even saved for traveller scrawl. Its also in a really good location for backpackers as many of the hostels are around the China Town area - we stayed in the Backpackers Traveller Inn - basic but colourful! No dress code - but, as its a Muslim country, its disrespectful to show too much skin - I wore sarong trousers and a strap top.
Please remember the government of Malaysia is very sensitive with alcoholic drinks, alcohol=BAD, no no sir, Malaysia will not offer any National Beers to tourists. But we import lot, we can offer the #1 selling Danish Carlsberg, Irish Guinness, Dutch Heineken, Singaporean Tiger, American Budweiser and etc. Budget tourists can go for cheap beer, there are some Thailand's Chang, Singha, LEO or TsingDao from China and many more. There is a KickBeer & TopBeer imported from Germany but considered as local brand, this is probably our domestic brand of alcoholic drinks. (picture) is an Indonesian exported beer, cost Rm3.60 per can (price for April 2006). Imported cigarettes Salem pack of 14 cost Rm3.90 (also price for April 2006) Malaysian Tuak This drink is extremely unpopular in any modern city of Malaysia because of it's way of presentation, brand-less and low cost, nightlifer prefer...
Pasar Malam is Malay word Night Market, pronounce Paasaar Maalaam, please do not pronounce Payser Maylem. Pasar Malam is local peoples' way of nightlife since long time ago. The way of Pasar Malam is to have a place at night selling all sorts of daily products including fish, meat, vegetables, cattles, etc. Pasar Malam is open to anyone free entrance and the best is anyone can join in to sell whatever they have. You tourists want to join to sell your old backpack, boots etc, this is the place.Pasar Malam is not so popular among modern trendy youngsters probably it look too old fashion and cheap, not suitbale to parade LV Gucci Prada Dior Armani etc. Pasar Malam is however still exist in most of Malaysia. Tourists should learn how to get to Pasar Malam, a good place to take photos etc. Visiting Pasar Malam is to experience the way of life of Malaysia at night. I suggest tourists to look...
Karaoke parlours are very popular activities in Malaysia, especially in the towns and cities.There aren't actually many other nice things to do. Some night clubs, some pubs, some massage parlours ( though not so blatant as in Thailand ). Even though Malaysia is mostly Islamic, much is tolerated, for the sake of the mighty dollar ! Anything goes, though no nudity allowed !Malaysia isn't THAT liberal !Better to dress modestly at all times.If you see outrageous dressing, better not envy nor try to copy them ! They are usually youngsters who don't really seem to know wise from foolish .
Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur
14 Reviews and 1777 Opinions All 662 guestrooms, including 101 suites are equipped with an impressive list of amenities and posh...
Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa Penang
15 Reviews and 831 Opinions we were overall very pleased with the hotel especially considering we found a package meaning rooms...
Aldy Hotel Negeri Melaka
1 Review and 70 Opinions Aldy Hotel is situated in centre of Melaka Town next to the Police Station and opposite the...
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