Guidebook for Kuala Lumpur
Food Scene
Kenny Hills Bakers
Off Jalan AmpangQuality pies, pizzas, pastries and cakes.
Interesting brunch menu inspired by Australian cafes. Also serve coffee with beans sourced from Perth. Nice open airy space but is constantly packed.
6 locals recommend
The Red Beanbag
12A Jalan Dutamas 1Interesting brunch menu inspired by Australian cafes. Also serve coffee with beans sourced from Perth. Nice open airy space but is constantly packed.
Everything pork. Asian and Western style. There are 4 branches but this one is closest to the apartment.
S.Wine
No. 1 Jalan Dutamas 1Everything pork. Asian and Western style. There are 4 branches but this one is closest to the apartment.
Instagrammable space, and the Presso Bomb ( a shot of espresso dropped into locally made-in-Malacca ice cream soda ).
7 locals recommend
Lisette's Café & Bakery
No. 8 Jalan KemujaInstagrammable space, and the Presso Bomb ( a shot of espresso dropped into locally made-in-Malacca ice cream soda ).
Shopping
The iconic twin towers, Kinokuniya, Petrosains (fun science museum for kids) apart from 100s of other shops.
465 locals recommend
KLCC station
The iconic twin towers, Kinokuniya, Petrosains (fun science museum for kids) apart from 100s of other shops.
Essentials
Not cheap but carries a good range of groceries and has in house bakery.
16 locals recommend
Ben's Independent Grocer, Publika
83-95 Jalan Dutamas 1Not cheap but carries a good range of groceries and has in house bakery.
Village Grocer (Bangsar Village)
1 Jalan TelawiGood range of imported and local products.
Entertainment & Activities
Free informative tour around the museum and factory and a fab shop at the end. The cafe is pretty good too. You can also join a pewter bowl making workshop (kids love it).
47 locals recommend
The Café at Royal Selangor Visitor Centre
4 Jalan Usahawan 6Free informative tour around the museum and factory and a fab shop at the end. The cafe is pretty good too. You can also join a pewter bowl making workshop (kids love it).