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Dave's Deli Mid Valley Megamall - 03-7452268 Cuisine: Deli / Sandwiches Recommended Dishes: ice-cream,nasi lemak, fish & chips Review: others i wonder if Dave's Deli plan to open a branch here in Banting, Selangor as there is no deli like yours here. I think the food is great, especially desserts(its much tastier than the other restaurants here).

The Fish Shop LG, Suria KLCC - no phone Traditional New Zealand Fish and Chips dishes. Cuisine: Australian Recommended Dishes: Fish and chips and salad combo. Review: Favourite fish and chips shop in town

Planet Hollywood Unit G003, KL Plaza, 179 Jalan Bukit Bintang - +60-3-244-6602 inexpensive Cuisine: American Review: Mediocre Dining

Restaurant Lafite Shangri-La Hotel Kuala Lumpur , 11 Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250 Kuala Lumpur - 603.232 2388 Cuisine: French Review: A Drop in Standards Almost ten years ago it was the benchmark by which all other Western restaurants in Kuala Lumpur were rated. Today, lacklustre service and mediocre food make a mockery of its five-star prices and pretensions. The food was a faux-French blend of poorly-chosen ingredients that assaulted the palate. And the immaculately bow-tied waiters seemed inexperienced and inadequate. Disappointing all round, Lafite presents few qualities -- if any at all -- to recommend it.

Museum Restaurant & Cafe Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, Jalan Lembah Perdana, 50480, Kuala Lumpur - 03-2274 2020 Cuisine: Middle Eastern Review: Being the only private museum in Malaysia, the museum restaurant offers exquisite Middle Eastern, Western and local cuisine. Wonderful, breath taking ambience facing the beautiful fountain garden. Situated in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, with complimentary parking, Museum Restaurant, Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia is a must go restaurant!.

1957 Bistro No 1 Lorong Datuk Sulaiman 8 TamanTun - 034301030 inexpensive The 1957 Bistro is located at 22, Jalan 25/70A Desa Sri Hartamas, for those of you who are not too familiar with the area it is just around the corner from Bukit Kiara. These days however the mere mention of 1957 is enough for the majority of Kuala Lumpur's dinning and drinking patrons to know exactly where the location is.\n\n\nBeing the first restaurant (and first outlet for that matter), to open in Sri Hartamas 1957 has become somewhat of a house hold name for the inhabitants of Sri Hartamas, Bukit kiara and the adjacent area's, to put it simply ‘its reputation proceeds it'. \n\nThe theme ‘1957’ was chosen by the owner (Mr. Michael Tan). He chose this name to remind Malaysians to be proud of their country’s independence, solidarity, and instill a sense of nostalgia.\nSet within lush landscape gardens, decorative items adorn the walls dating back to the 1950’s, patrons enjoy a wide range of R&B, jazz and easy listening. Thursdays through Saturdays, local solo acts perform here with varying styles.\n\nPleasant ambience and great music aside, the bistro serves a great selection of mouth watering dishes, from Canadian jumbo oysters, imported meats and fish to Japanese entrée’s.\n\nThe bar offers competitive prices with its happy hour beer’s, a wide range of cocktails, mocktails, specialties of the month, and not to mention over 100 labels of premium vintage Australian, French, Chilean, and South African wines. Prices range from the affordable to the extravagant depending on the palette and vintage of the bottle.\nCigars are also available with a number of top Cuban brands imported regularly. \n\nThe 1957 Bistro guarantees a fantastic dinning experience, great drinking location and superb music venue, with a theme like no other!. \n\n\n Cuisine: Fusion

Citrus 19 Jalan Sultan Ismail - 603.242.5188 inexpensive Mixed-ethnic foods, from Continental to Asian, even Sushi. Young crowds, large open space, good atmosphere. Cuisine: Eclectic

Club Cafe 1 Jalan Midah Timur, Taman Midah, Cheras - 03-91318385 moderate Serves nutritious food in generous portions for athlete, with the feel of an English club. Cuisine: International

Famous Islamic Restaurant G(E)-008, Mid-Valley Megamall - 03-22821921 moderate Serves nasi briyani and North Indian dishes. Cuisine: Indian / Pakistani

Fiesta The Latin Bistro No 2 Jalan 24/70A Desa Sri Hartamas 50480 - 034300801 inexpensive Fiesta has just emerged on the Sri Hartamas scene, situated in Jalan 24/70A it can be seen by almost anyone passing through the area.\nThe Latin Bistro is set within landscaped gardens, and houses an open air bar, Spanish cuisine and Latin Music is the theme.\n\nAlthough relatively new, Fiesta boasts a busy crowd on most nights, weekends especially so, with patrons staying well into the morning. Latin, salsa, R&B, and Jazz are played by the DJ, with speakers situated inside and out the ambience runs rich through-out.\n\nFiesta’s abundance of exotic Latino cocktails at very competitive prices are a major attraction, and happy hours offer fantastic prices (beer RM5.50 per glass, RM 22++ per jug). With one of Kuala Lumpur’s biggest selection of Cuban cigars and over 100 labels of Australian, French, European, and South American wines, fiesta is a truly Latin experience.\n\nThe kitchen serves up mouth watering Spanish cuisine, from ‘Paella’ to ‘Tapas’, ‘solomillo de pollo’ (pan fried chicken fillet cooked with fricassee sauce) to ’pastas variados’. Western style snacks are also available for the less adventurous.\n\nThe garden holds a big screen television for all sports enthusiasts , with regular live coverage of all major events from premiere league to the world cup and Formula 1. Early evenings at Fiesta are usually spent dinning, food is served till 12 on weekdays, and later on weekends. Happy hour runs till 9:00.\n\nFiesta boasts a bar, DJ music, fine Spanish cuisine, lavish selections of beverages and picturesque garden surroundings all in one location. Labeled as the ‘hottest’ new spot on the map Fiesta is without a doubt the place to be seen. Cuisine: Spanish

Ketumbar Restaurant & Bistro No 8, Jalan 28/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas - 03-2300-0329 inexpensive Serves authentic peranakan food based on home recipes handed down generation after generation. Newly opened in November 2002, the few people who have gone there have become regulars, returning a few times every week. Price is very reasonable compared to other Nyonya restaurants in KL.\nRestaurant plays music from the 50's and 60's and has a pleasant ambience. Food is family oriented. Cuisine: Asian

Natsuko Crepe Scotts Picnic Foodcourt, Level 2, Suria KLCC - 03.3820366 Offers Japanese crepes, with savoury or sweet fillings. Cuisine: Japanese

Rahsia Bistro & Wine Bar 13, Jalan Damai (off Jalan Aman / Tun Razak) - 03-2142-5555 moderate Rahsia offers Ethnic & international favorites plus some European-inclined pastas, steaks, salads and soups. Cuisine: International

Scalini's Restaurant 19, Jalan Sultan Ismail - 03-2453211 Serves regional Italian cuisines which are complemented by wines. Cuisine: Italian

Scotts Picnic Foodcourt Level 2, Suria KLCC - 03-3820366 A large foodcourt offers a wide range of local, Asian, and international cuisines. There are 30 stalls and 1,250 seats providing a spacious environment. Cuisine: International

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