Foods

• Authentic traditional Malay dishes, great for buka puasa.
• Ranked No.1 restaurant in KL on TripAdvisor.
• Fusion of traditional and modern Malay décor.
• Cultural dance performances every Mon – Sat at 9pm.

• Individual Japanese nabe (hot pot) with thin sliced beef from New Zealand.
• Clear soup base slow-boiled with chicken stock.
• Homemade sauce using fresh ingredients.
• Japanese-themed restaurant.

• Choose from Chinese, Italian, Japanese, grilled, vegetarian or healthy bento.
• 4-course set meal.
• Dine in designer restaurant with 4 show kitchens.
• Houses a walk-in cellar holding over 3,000 bottles of the world’s most outstanding wines.
• Well-reviewed restaurant.

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