Kuala Lumpur Restaurants

Lock-Lock

Lock-Lock is very popular in Kuala Lumpur. Around Chinatown area and Puduraya area or other locations, Lock-Lock can be found but mostly at the back street or at a less obvious corner. Most tourists did not understand what that is, that' why I saw only local peoples eating Lock-Lock. Don't worry, just present yourself in front of the Lock-Lock stall and pick up one stick you like say the fish ball in stick. Insert the stick of fish ball into the hot boiled water that they provided with the food and after 30 seconds, take out from the hot boiled water to put on some chili sauce or swet sauces also provided by them. Just eat, yeah.

Theme: Street Vendor

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive


	Street vendors and hawkers: Keropok Lekor	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By l_joo

on April 16, 2004

Keropok Lekor

This food is called Keropok Lekor where we eat with the sauce, not chili sauce but its own special sauce. A very simple food, handy and tasty. Similar to French fries but this Keropok Lekor is about triple bigger in size. Taste is quite similar with French fries as well but more in meaty flavour.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive


	Gil's: Butter Chicken	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By sahlenare

on April 7, 2005

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Butter chicken from Gil's

OMG where to start?? Inside is no smoking.. outside smoke if you want to :-)
I had butter chicken, actually it was the first time I tried butter chicken and I'm telling you.. I can still get an urge for it...

Ha.. Butter chicken :-D

Theme: Indian

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: about average

Address: It's behind Victoria station

Directions: Bangsar, from Victoria station go up the hill on the left side of Victoria station and you will find Gil's in the corner, however remember they are closed on Mondays..


	Herbal Medicinal juice: Herbal Medicinal juice	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By l_joo

on April 24, 2004

Herbal Medicinal juice

Herbal Medicinal juice is actually the traditional drinks to cure sored throat and heatness of body. It is not sweet as our Coca-cola but bitter taste, something similar to the Irish Guinness stout especially the WLK Wong Low Kut. If you try the Kway-ling-gao, it is even more bitter in taste but that's why we like it. Tourist should try.

Theme: Street Vendor

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive


	Kayu Nasi Kandar: Kayu Nasi Kandar	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By l_joo

on April 16, 2004

Queue to eat

So far the best Indian foods I have tasted in Kuala Lumpur. The location Petaling Jaya is actually out of Kuala Lumpur border but its just a short distance, therefore I drove there occassionaly for dinner. The price is slightly higher than other Indian foods but the taste too are higher.

You just have to look at the queue to imagine how good the taste is. Wanna try? Click my page for full details.

I think I pick the beef.

Theme: Indian

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Address: Jalan SS2/6 Petaling Jaya.


	Restaurant Lafite - Shangri La Hotel: Exquisite, delicious, romantic & Champagne	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By sahlenare

on July 5, 2004

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salmon & beluga caviar

My prince brought be there for a reason as he said 'I love you and you deserve it'.

When we entered the restaurant my first thought was discreet luxury. It's elegant, it's classy and the chairs are AMAZINGLY comfortable, you will just sink into them and never want to stand up again..
The toilets - OMG, I can hardly find the word for them, is it classy or Stylish or luxury? You name it!

We started with a glass of lovely well chilled champagne served by one of our waiters (we had 4!) and then we continued with choosing the wine...
What did we have for dinner? Peter started with smoked salmon with beluga caviar and I had scallops. For main course we had their fillet of beef, with their home made sauce and potato. Absolutely DELICIOUS!! When it was time for dessert, I couldn’t resist, I had the flambé vanilla soufflé with strawberries on the side and do I even need to tell you exactly HOW delicious it was?

Theme: French

Comparison: most expensive

Address: 11 Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur

Phone: (60-3) 2032 2388

Website: http://www.shangri-la.com/eng/hotel/index.asp?h_location=kuala_lumpur

Other Contact: Fax: (60-3) 2070 1514


	Chinese Tea Ice: Chinese Tea Ice	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By l_joo

on April 24, 2004

Chinese Tea Ice

Chinese Tea Ice is probably the cheapest drinks we can offer. This glass of Chinese Tea Ice or Chinese Hot Tea cost you only RM0.40 comparing to a bottle of Coke RM1.50 or some occasion gone up to RM3.00

Chinese Tea Ice is for budget tourists. Anywhere in Malaysian, if you go to a restaurant with Chinese words, you can ask for Chinese Tea Ice. This is certainly only for budget tourists not recommended for luxurious tourists. This drink is very Malaysian, a must.

Theme: Local

Price: less than US$10 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive


	Putrajaya FoodCOurt: All Type of Food	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By Kaynisa

on March 22, 2005

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The food court facing the man made lake which is pretty awesome jjust a flight down from the centre court in putrajaya ... You can dine in and out your choice.. the area is cool

they are many choices of food here... from Noodles to Rice also some western ... my favourite dish is Nasi Beriani, Rojak (dish with vegetable and some fried stuffs also eggs lol... , and the seafood, deep fried seafood mamak style .

Theme: Local

Price: US$11-20 » Currency Converter

Comparison: about average

Address: Just one flight down the staircase from the mosque

Directions: walk to your right as u come out of the mosque and take the escalator down.


	KL (Menara) Tower Restaurant: Seri Angkasa Revolving Restaurant	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

Updated By mary2u99

on May 16, 2006

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My friend in his sarong

The restaurant serve a buffet of local and international spread from Restoran Seri Melayu.

Due to safety reason the food are not cooked at the tower but at the Restoran Seri Melayu and kept on warmers at the revolving restaurants.

The restaurant is open daily from 12.00 pm to 3.00 pm for lunch and 6.30 pm to 11.00 pm for dinner.

A la carte menus are available for lunch and dinner, as well as buffets.

Just a reminder no short allowed. But not to worry if you wear short they will give you a sarong to wear when you are dining here.

I enjoy the beef rendang, satay and seafood spread.

There is a huge spread of salad and some vegetarian dishes too. Do try the local dishes, desserts and fresh fruits.

I did manage to make my Swizerland friend try the durian dessert. His comment was it smell bad but the taste is Ok. I doubt he want to try it again.

Theme: Local

Price: US$31-40 » Currency Converter

Comparison: least expensive

Address: TH02 Menara KL , Jalan Puncak , Off Jalan P Ramlee

Phone: 20205055

Directions: Located at TH02 at Menara Kuala Lumpur

Website: http://www.menarakl.com.my/revolvingrestaurant.html

Other Contact: www.serimelayu.com


	Japanese Hait!!!	Tip Rating: Satisfaction:

By Kaynisa

on March 24, 2005

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You'll enjoy it

amazingly delicous... reasonable price and they even have sets for two or more... u just hafta try it out. Its in Midvalley next to the Chicken Rice shop... go and check it out

The picture that u're looking at , well we have rice, roasted chicken filet, they even wrapped two filet in a pandan leaves giving it a sweet and fresh smell, the simple mix vegetable with thousand island sauce, also come maggo salad on the side and one huge chilli lol dont eat that one... ( i meant the chili- its spicy) and also if u order a set - the soft drink - refillable... cheers