Nightclubs and bars in Kuala Lumpur

Directly opposite the Twin Towers is a great club called "Quattro" - it has four distinct rooms named after the four seasons. Each room has a different seasonal theme and different musical theme to match. Simply go up and down the stairs until you find a floor you like.

The first floor is the summer floor. It is outdoors and features live music. No entry should be charged unless you are arriving very late at night.

Dress Code: Neat, a nice t-shirt and jeans is fine. No sneakers.

An amazing spot, probably the busiest and most famous nightclub in Malaysia. The last time I was here, Lil Kim was singing and a huge breakdancing display was being put on.

4 rooms, hundreds of square kilometers of dance floor, cheap entry for girls on Thursday nights.

Dress Code: Fancy - no sneakers.

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the only truly malaysian and singaporean beer is tiger beer but since the owners of the tiger beer are now owned by foreign conglomerates, the proliferation of many kinds of beers, lagers and ales are occuring.

Dress Code: none

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what a more budget way of bonding with family than have a customary drink and do it at the hotel room. Being our first day in Kuala Lumpur and dead tired after a 2 hour delayed flight that arrived in the afternoon, we just settled on bonding on our hotel rooms and party the next night hehehe and just buy assorted beers at the 7-11 convenience store just beside our hotel. the beers will costs RM 9 for a 500 ml bottle like carlsberg or tiger beer and the bar chow like prawn crackers at RM 4 per bag.

Dress Code: none required since this is inside your checked in hotel room hehehehe and the best part of it is that there is no time limit and closing hours so you can stop anytime you want. i can be a cheapskate too at times heehehe.

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Although Chinatown can be visited during the day, the atmosphere changes completely at night and this is the most enjoyable time to visit this tourist attraction. The market and restaurants stay open until the early morning hours. Here one can feel the heartbeat of the city and enjoy local cuisine at its best.

Dress Code: Very casual.

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To enjoy the skyline of Kuala Lumpur at night, there's nothing better than to start or to end your walk through the city in a bar on top of one of those skyscrapers. My choice would be the Luna Bar, but if a 50 RM entry fee and a party atmosphere scare you away, the Sky Bar is a good alternative. It is on top of the Trader's Hotel, close to the Petronas Towers. Places with good view are not easy to get, but wandering through the bar, you will see KL's skyline too. Unlike the Luna Bar, all places are glassed and the whole bar is covered. But compared to the Luna Bar, the Sky Bar offers a more relaxing, but still high-class atmosphere.

Dress Code: There are no official dresscodes, just don't stand out in a negative way (short trousers may be OK, tank tops for men rather not).

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Lake Titiwangsa plays host to a rich program of entertainment, designed to enchant visitors and locals alike. Highlights of the International Watersky Spectacular include: the Eye on Malaysia viewing wheel, the Theater of the Waters, the Dance of Lasers, the Art of Fireworks, the Wet & Wild Ski Show and the Malaysia Postcards display.

I enjoyed the Theater of the Waters and the Dance of Lasers very much. So if you have time, just come here as this entertainment is here only for the year 2007.

I was completely awed by the atmosphere in Reggae Bar, and I think I have never been into a club, where there is a toilet attendant. Who opens the door for you and all! :) The staff were patient, fun, and very helpful. The food was delicious, they even had a good variety of food for vegetarians that DID not involve the plain old salad and mushroom soup. The drinks were dirt cheap (house pouring) and the cocktails were also nice. You can also bump in to some very friendly locals, and foreigners for a chat. NICE music, Nice food. Beautiful atmosphere, with jamaican (mainly bob marley) memorabilia everywhere..and it really MEANS everywhere, feel free to write a note on their walls! :) LOVELY PLACE!!! If youre into something jamming, but quite, with not too much of a crowd.

I'll get a pic the next time i go there!!! :)

Dress Code: Dreadlocks!! :) Casual!