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Beach Club Café Kuala Lumpur
33 Reviews Well people talk about beach before l come to Malaysia and when come l was there and am impress what l read about beach club is not what l see there this is a place where all foreign like to hangout...
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Pub/night club Penang
29 Reviews A highly recommended nightspot to visit located in the heart of Bandar Sunway, Seberang jaya in Pulau Pinang. Superb live band playing Classy and energetic music all night long. With one of the...
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Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur
34 Reviews KL at night is bustling with activity.the area around petronas and the main shopping arcades are busy till 9pm afetr which itstarts shutting down.the chinatown market too shuts down by 10pm. but the...
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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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Hard Rock Café Kuala Lumpur
21 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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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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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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Jalan P. Ramlee area Kuala Lumpur
11 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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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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Petronas Twin Towers Kuala Lumpur
21 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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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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Finnegan's Kuala Lumpur
8 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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Hemingway's Kuala Lumpur
6 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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There is no shortage of nightlife in K.L. There are night clubs and karaoke bars, discos... whatever you want. I was taken to 2 in one night right in KL but I can't remember their names, one I didn't like anyway. One great night I did have with my colleagues was out somewhere near Bandar Utama. I believe the place was call 'Rasta' (photo). It was just in a small block of shop houses but such a great band and a great 'local' night.
Kuala Lumpur offers exciting nightlife for those looking for relaxation. Besides local and international theater shows and symphony orchestras, there is a wide variety of entertainment including live bands, jazz bands, strollers, dinner shows, cabaret, disco and karaoke lounges.Kuala Lumpur offers exciting nightlife for those looking for relaxation. Besides local and international theater shows and symphony orchestras, there is a wide variety of entertainment including live bands, jazz bands, strollers, dinner shows, cabaret, disco and karaoke lounges.Discotheques. Discotheques can be found in hotels but there are several independent ones, too. They are usually packed after 10pm and pulsate with activity on Fridays, Saturdays and eves of public holidays.Pubs and Bistros. Pubs and bistros offer a relaxed mood with live bands, drinks and snacks. Most pubs are open from late afternoon or...
Night life- Two transvestites outside the shopping malls beside the bus station; dangdut night clubs around Taman Melaka Raya near the Equatorial Hotel; Jonkers Street Friday-Sunday; a few strange Chinese places up dark stairways... not much really. see above -
in the evening you may want to entertain yourself by shopping :)) bargains can be made at the busy outdoor bazaars, where you can find almost every kinds of souvenirs, from original malay articrafts to ralph lauren reproductions. pirate cd's and dvd's you can find really cheaply, as well as nice jewelery. these bazaars are likely to get you bargains, unlike the cool shopping malls, which are really highly priced(many of the malls owned by japanese companies). even though not so expensive, after a month in malaysia i continued my trip to HK with fairly empty pockets....and an extra suitcase ;))
Nightspots in Kuala Lumpur are abundant. The pub scene is at a few key areas:BANGSARLocated in the suburbs of KL. You can take a train there. Be sure to use the Putra LRT and stop off at the Bangsar Station. A ride on the Putra costs RM 1.20 from city center. You can ride the feeder bus to where the clubs are. They cost 50 sen.A taxi there from city center costs about RM5.What's there-Starbucks Coffee-The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf-Modesto's - Pizza, Pub, Dance, Alcohol-Rox - Dance, Alcohol-The Roof - Publots of Italian restaurants. You should try Devi Anapurna and Analakshmi for great Indian food.Fast Food-McDonald's-Kenny Roger's Roasters-Nandos_________________________________________________________________Bintang WalkLocated in the heart of the city on Jalan Bukit Bintang.WHAT'S THERE-Starbucks Coffee-The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf-Planet Hollywood Kuala Lumpur - Dance, Alcohol,...
The go kart track on the outskirts of Johor Bahru. This is a must for anyone who loves speed. The track is well laid out and the staff appear to be very professional. It is easy to hire a kart ... or if you are lucky your friend may own his own! Wear something sensible that won't get caught anywhere while you are driving around.
I luv the nightlife in KL...it seems to be more 'alive' than singapore...at 1am in the morning...traffic jam at Jln Ramlee and Bangsar for party goers ...and at 3am in the morning...there are still crowd on the road...that's wat i meant in NightLIFE...:) To hav an eye-opener of KL's nightspots...i visited a few : Emporium, Beach Club, Bali, Viva, Nouvo and some pubs like Bar Flam and Finnegans at Bangsar. My favourite had been Emporium, but tat was more than 1 year ago b4 its renovation..but heard things are different after tat...still yet to find out..hehe. Presently, I am still looking for one tat i really enjoy. One tat i can see the crowd really dancing rather than just people watching...any one has any recommendations?Besides the crowd and life and watever...one thing i find it more worthwhile is to drink my fav lambogini at KL joints....hehe....it costs slightly cheaper than...
As the garden city comes alive in a blaze of multi-coloured lights, Kuala Lumpur beats to the pulsating rhythm of its nightlife. True to its image of a sophisticated cosmopolitan city, Kuala Lumpur offers the visitor a variety of lively entertainment, come nightfall. There's jazz, and country and western at the pubs while DJ's spin contemporary hits and favourites of yesteryears at the discos and resident singers croon evergreens at cosy lounges. Or perhaps you might prefer to live out your 'dreams' with a little bit of help from the 'karaoke' or cha-cha your way to oblivion, to the catchy Latin American beat at some of our famous nightclubs and cabarets.
There isn't many night activities as most of them will close at 12. The only place you can hang around is at the Beach Bar. Although there is a Disco call Bali Hai but you'll be surprise that they open from 10:30pm until 12:00pm. Worst thing is, party hours will only start after the dining hours. The disco will only open when all the customers finish dining! Pathetic!
I went to several local clubs when I was there but Hard Rock Cafe always had the best deal for me. They had life music every night and had a tradition of the DJ playing 'Twist and Shout' before they called it a night. And as soon as 'Twist and Shout' was on, all the waiters would crowded the dance floor and danced their heart out.
Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur
23 Reviews and 1115 Opinions Had a comfortable night sleep in the hotel. Nice Bathroom and bedsheets. Wide spread of Breakfast....
Eastern And Oriental Hotel Penang
16 Reviews and 473 Opinions Like other reviewers, we didn't actually stay here, we had a drink the bar which overlooks the...
Aldy Hotel Negeri Melaka
1 Review and 55 Opinions Aldy Hotel is situated in centre of Melaka Town next to the Police Station and opposite the...
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