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Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur
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Rooms & Views
This spacious suite features 1 living room, 2 separate bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a bath and free toiletries. The air…
This spacious suite consists of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a bath and free toiletries. The ai…
2 King Beds 3444-sq-foot room, located on the top floor, park views Club Level - Club Lounge access, full breakfas…
This spacious suite consists of 1 living room, 2 separate bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with a hairdryer and free toiletries.…
This spacious one-bedroom suite feature a king bed and desk in the bedroom, and a sofa, armchairs and a dining table for…
This spacious apartment has three bedrooms and a spacious central living room with a dining table for six and an adjacen…
This large apartment has two bedrooms, one with a king bed, the other with twin beds, both with private bathrooms. A spa…
This apartment has two bedrooms, both with private bathrooms, and can accommodate up to 6 guests. There is also a fully-…
This elegant 2-bedroom suite features a king bed and twin-bed in the bedrooms.. The suite offers a magnificent sweeping…
The spacious apartment provides air conditioning, a tea and coffee maker, a wardrobe and a TV.
This spacious two-bedroom suite feature a king bed and a twin-bed in the bedrooms. The suite offers an unrivaled view of…
The spacious apartment features air conditioning, a mini-bar, as well as a private bathroom boasting a bath and a hairdr…
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Restaurants nearby
- Beta★ Michelin The theatrical dining room is quite stunning, and the chef adds drama to local favourites with modern techniques and meticulous plating. His "Tour of Malaysia" menu celebrates the breadth and depth of the country's culinary heritage – even more enjoyable with cocktail and wine pairings. Consider ordering the add-on abalone Lawas rice – creamy Sarawakian heirloom rice topped with abalone cubes, briny caviar and a dash of kaffir lime oil.313m
- Dewakan★★ Michelin Dewakan means “food from God”, and chef Darren Teoh crafts a heavenly dining experience that is Malaysian down to its very core. Every ingredient is locally sourced; even the dinnerware is handmade by local artists. The tasting menu features many items that are fermented or dry-aged in-house, alongside seasonal fruits and herbs. Stunningly located on the 48th floor, diners enjoy jaw-dropping city views.786m
- Molina★ Michelin Perched atop a skyscraper, the restaurant affords panoramic vistas of KL's skyline. Chef Sidney Schutte hails from the southern shores of the Netherlands. His menu is a delectable amalgam of French techniques, Nordic sensibility and Asian twists; seafood and vegetables are his strong suits. His dessert is the final bow, imparting depth and sweetness. With a menu spanning 3 hours, it's the perfect setup for a date.873m
- Chim by Chef Noom★ Michelin Tucked inside an office building, this upmarket restaurant serves Thai dishes rooted in tradition but with creative twists and stylish plating. Chef Noom, who also owns Chim by Siam Wisdom, in Bangkok, devises two multicourse tasting menus that change every season. Quality ingredients from Japan are used in conjunction with local spices, fruit and vegetables. The Lost Recipe is a 200-year-old variation of tom yum with nicely balanced flavours.1.6km
- Congkak (Bukit Bintang)Bib Named after a traditional Malaysian game, Congkak is located in residential Jalan Beremi, not far from the city’s bustling central district. The restaurant is an expression of national pride and identity serving what visitors would deem as exotic, but are classics for locals. The most popular dish, the nasi ambeng platter, offers a multitude of textures and combinations of spicy, sweet and savoury flavours that go nicely with sambal. Different serving size is available to suit for your party size.901m
- Coast by KayraBib The sister establishment of Kayra stays true to its sea-to-plate ethos, and the turquoise accents in the décor are a nod to the ocean theme. The kitchen excels at reimagining the traditional dishes of Kerala in sophisticated ways. Quality seafood and produce are sourced locally to support small farms and fishermen. The must-try Kerala fish curry is based on a family recipe, with raw mango and yoghurt for acidity. Order naan to mop up the tangy sauce.992m
- De. Wan 1958 (Taman U Thant)Bib Sunny and cheerful like the local celebrity Chef Wan, the room is inviting and bustling. Similarly, the food is guaranteed to lift your spirits with big tropical flavours. Whet your appetite with pomelo salad with crispy prawn cheeks in kerabu lime dressing and a hint of fish sauce. For mains, go for bakar bakar, BBQ meat or seafood that comes with your choice of the chef’s mouth-watering sauces. Portion sizes are big enough for sharing.1.1km
- Sao NamBib With a yellow façade and colourful interior, Sao Nam ticks all the boxes for a fun-filled meal. The Vietnamese kitchen team deliver specialities from across their home country, including some showing strong French influences. Their iconic phở bò (beef noodle soup) packs a tasty punch and features a broth that takes over 10 hours to make. The mangosteen and prawn salad tantalises the taste buds with big flavours and contrasting textures.1.2km
- Ah Hei Bak Kut TehBib This 30-year-old shop makes its own bak kut teh daily at 5 am with a blend of 16 Chinese herbs. The soup may look a bit on the dark side, but it boasts not only aromas and flavours, but also health benefits. In addition to the typical spareribs, you may choose other pork cuts, such as tripe, intestine or belly. Or, you may add mushrooms or deep-fried tofu skin to the health tonic served in claypot. Side dishes of fish or veggies are also good.1.3km
- Roti by d'TandoorBib A North Indian brand, d'Tandoor opened in Malaysia in 1990 and has since spread to other countries around the world. Located in a residential area, they offer a hearty range of fine Indian cuisine, featuring a consummate blend of herbs and spices. Highlights include well-seasoned butter chicken masala and soft, chewy naan bread, while Kulfi ice-cream – available in a variety of flavours – adds a final flourish to the meal.1.7km
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Attractions nearby
- Petronas Towers twin skyscrapers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia207m
- Aquaria KLCC oceanarium in Kuala Lumpur334m
- As Syakirin Mosque mosque in Malaysia536m
- Sultan Abdul Samad Jamek Mosque Mosque in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia1.9km
- KLCC Park Urban park in Kuala Lumpur City Centre394m
- National Mosque of Malaysia mosque in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia2.7km
- Independence Square square in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia2.1km
- Stadium Merdeka association football stadium in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia2.2km
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