Overall this restaurant provides a satisfying dining experience. I’m there to celebrate my friend’s birthday during lunch time and the staff remembered my special request for the wish on the last course. 4 stars were given to the service as the staff do not initiate to explain the menu and recommend which course, only after I asked the staff to explain and then only he started explaining. At the end of course, another server came to ask whether we want to order coffee, which we already placed our order in earlier time. I believe the restaurant should place one server for ordering to one table not to confuse the order. The presentation of the food for the main courses were not very well presented so I didn’t take photos of the main courses because nothing special about it. But the taste is exceptional good. I hope it can enhance the presentation even it is lunch courses. Another thing to highlight there is no visitor parkings and we have to play for valet parking with no service (self park) which I don’t think it is reasonable price (that why I gave 4 stars) because you don’t feel welcome to the restaurant. My friend was not happy with the parking and this is supposedly to make a good impression to my guest. I hope this review can help to improve the restaurant and hoping their success to future Michelin one star.

It’s a very interesting experience. They are very professional n make you feel safe though you are uncertain what you are in for. The food is top grade, very interesting n all taste very good.we thoroughly enjoyed our dinner n the experience. The server is blind n he is very good with his services. Able to make conversation to make us comfortable being in the dark n gave very good instructions to guide us throughout our 4 course dinner of 14 different servings. Well done Dining In The Dark. Kudos. I will want to eat here again.

Title: A Disappointing Dining Experience I recently visited Fuege with high hopes for an exquisite dining experience, but unfortunately, my visit left me feeling quite disappointed. Here's a breakdown of my experience: 1. Reservation Woes: Despite making a table request at the edge of the patio a month in advance, I was disheartened when the reception refused to accommodate my request and claimed that all the tables had been booked a month ahead. To my dismay, until the end of my seating, the only table left at the edge of the patio remained unoccupied, leaving me questioning their reservation policies. 2. Missing Ingredient Mishap: One of the dishes I was eagerly looking forward to was the squid ink cracker. Regrettably, the restaurant failed to inform me that they had run out of the essential ingredient. I received the dish without it, but the price remained the same, which felt unjustified and left me unsatisfied. 3. Seafood Oversight: My excitement for a delightful seafood dish was extinguished when I noticed that the fish scales had not been properly cleaned. This negligence reflected poorly on the restaurant's attention to detail and hygiene standards. Overall, my dining experience was not up to par with my expectations. I had hoped to indulge in some of their most expensive dishes, but the disappointments overshadowed any potential highlights. I sincerely hope the restaurant takes these issues into consideration and improves their services to provide a more enjoyable experience for their patrons.

Authentic Malay food. Perfect nice setting for gatherings. Service was great too! Downsides - Buffett ends at 930pm before their show starts n have to pay extra to stay on Parking is not easy too as it's along a single lane road. There are other nearby open air parking options available for RM10 per entry at Jalan Alor area or nearer the restaurant.

Had afternoon tea here twice last month and had an incredible time. Make sure you request for the table by the window if you want clear view of the twin towers! The afternoon tea is one of the most affordable ones compared to other 5 star hotels around KL (RM 199 for 2 pax). And you also pay for the view! The staffs are also really nice and friendly and helped to take our photos. I’ll definitely be back ❤️

One of the BEST fine dining experience I ever experienced!!! The gourmet curated menu compliments everything! Perfect ambience, environment, the atmosphere, service, it’s worth it. Bring your loved ones and immerse yourself in every meal. Highly recommended. Cielo is definitely a gem with Michelin-star level food and service

Came for CNY Sunday lunch buffet for 2 pax, seafood wise the prawns are quite small but the Sabah lobster is quite good. Food that we enjoyed the most is the lamb rack and beef... You can ask them to serve medium well or well done. Blueberry milkshake is good, banana and mango is so so... 1 star out for the seafood and the food selection is not much and I didn't see steamed prawn dumplings even though they mentioned it will be there as we paid Rm388 per pax instead of normal days Rm308. Was told that more Chinese food will be served but actually not so much. At first they have the abalone in whole piece but later they serve in cut slices.

This is Indian fine dining comes with very nice ambience, great food and fantastic service. , I loved the experience and the service, food was served with such detail, clean and sophisticated. Perfect vegetarian option for a fine dining experience. Do make reservation and drop your car at the valet parking RM15.

Service is professional and serving was fast. Food is not bad, just nothing outstanding. Place is clean and quiet during weekday lunch and there’s bread on the side too. Ventilation of sizzling meat smell could be better.

This restaurant has Twin Tower view but the sky is hazy, cant see the building clearly. It's nice to have set lunch menu for RM23.90 at such a place just that the waiters were too busy to cope with big lunch crowd. We find the tomyam fried glass noodle with soft shell crab the nicest among food we ordered. Grilled chicken is nice too. Deep fried chicken with mashed potato is big in portion.

This restaurant has Twin Tower view but the sky is hazy, cant see the building clearly. It's nice to have set lunch menu for RM23.90 at such a place just that the waiters were too busy to cope with big lunch crowd. We find the tomyam fried glass noodle with soft shell crab the nicest among food we ordered. Grilled chicken is nice too. Deep fried chicken with mashed potato is big in portion.

Kuala Lumpur's signature rotating restaurant at 282m above ground level. Honestly the best buffet I've had the pleasure of visiting, in KL. We went for a romantic lunch and enjoyed a diverse selection of food; noodle bars, nasi, seafood, salads, curries, fruit platters and so many desserts! 🍜🍤🍛🥗🍨 Although the lunchtime drinks were limited to tea, coffee and water. Served in an atmosphere with a panoramic, 360° view of Kuala Lumpur. Extraordinary and well worth the price! I measured a full rotation approximately every 90 minutes. Booking is essential and recommended days in advance, especially for dinner, which sells out quickly. Reservations are typically for up to 2.5 hours.

Le Petit Chef at Grand Hyatt Hotel KL is an extraordinary dining experience that is unlike any other. From the moment you enter the restaurant, you are transported into a world of wonder and delight. The attention to detail in every aspect of the experience is exceptional, and the food is simply outstanding. The concept behind Le Petit Chef is to create a unique dining experience that combines storytelling, technology, and exquisite cuisine. The restaurant uses 3D projection mapping technology to bring a tiny chef to life on your plate, who takes you on a culinary journey around the world. The visuals are simply mesmerizing, and you will be captivated from start to finish. The menu is a six-course meal, with each course inspired by a different part of the world. The flavors are exquisite, and the presentation is simply stunning. Every dish is a work of art. The service is impeccable, and the staff are knowledgeable, friendly, and always ready to help. The ambiance is relaxed, and the atmosphere is perfect for a special occasion or a romantic dinner. Le Petit Chef is a dining experience that everyone should try at least once. It is a unique and innovative concept that is sure to leave you with memories that will last a lifetime. So if you are looking for something out of the ordinary, make a reservation at Le Petit Chef at Grand Hyatt Hotel KL, and be prepared to be amazed.

Had a memorable modern French cuisine fine dining here. We went for 5 course seasonal truffle menus. The food was extremely good, and the ambience was warm and welcoming. The staff there patiently explained each course meal served. We didn’t manage to book the moon bar that day but the staff was so kind and brought us to the moon bar for drink after our dinner.

The experience to dine at a high level is very impressive to me and all my guest. The best part is the memory and excitement. Food is good and service is excellent as everyone is very warm and friendly. Some feedback would be that the waiting time to go up is a little long and boring while waiting at the lounge. The price is very expensive nevertheless worth the experience.

The steak is definitely worth the price! Good quality and done precisely to your liking. Had the Argentinian beef, very happy! Now I must admit that I found the lobster bisque a bit too salty for my liking and the mushroom soup was decent. The complimentary starter of lamb and couscous was delicious; as was the yuzu sorbet.

Had dinner here on the first night of the stay. The staff were extremely attentive, friendly and patient. As I am pregnant they made sure to check if I had any dietary restrictions and even arranged to ensure one portion of the scallops had no alcohol added so it was suitable for me (and it was my fav!) The dry aged steak was also very good. All in all, def worth the price tag!

The outside of the restaurant is beautifully landscaped with mini-waterfalls and gardens. The teppanyaki is excellent and value for money. Jenny, our host for dinner, was very friendly and came over many times despite the restaurant being extremely busy on a weekday night to make sure we were OK. Our Teppanyaki chef, Mr. Lim, was very skilful, and it was quite a show seeing him prepare our meal. The Hokkaido scallops, halibut, and Australian lobsters were very fresh and tasty. The appetiser, sashimi, salad, and dessert were all very good, too. The yuzu juice served before the lobster course was an excellent palate cleanser. Reservations are strongly recommended.

Had their hi tea : love that it came with the savoury (sashimi) and sweet. The cheese cake is a highlight. Absolutely beautiful space with quite a view. Service is good. There's a 1 1/2 hour dining time limit. Be sure to make reservations and be aware that they have dress code

People jogging every evening here. Many p we people just sitting and enjoy the scenery during afternoon till late evening too. Water fountain absolutely main attraction in intros area. With beautiful landscape and surrounded by greenery. Small recreation park for those wanted to do short and quick exercise after work. Another nice place to hang out and meeting friends too.

The most impressive attraction around KL. Harmony of nature and religion ☯️ Enter is free. Don't be afraid monkeys, they are fed good there but feeling humans fear. Better to check train schedule - I stuck on the station for an hour and I'd prefer to use this time exploring caves

A good experience to have meals here with family, with great view of KL city! Highly RECONMENDED to buy ticket online, booked for the slots of late evening, so that you can have picture@photo of KL view for day & night view. For night, there are LIVE music. Sounds good. For the meals, is buffet style. It might bit expensive for some people, but why not, for lifetime experience. You need add up Rm50 if request for windows seat.

It's not a bad way to spend some time while waiting to do something else. The displays are far fewer than most aquariums, though there are enough interesting exhibits to keep your attention. The tunnel is a must-do if you're here. In terms of buying tickets, third-party sites are surprisingly cheaper, especially with weekday rates.

Nice walk for sightseeing & photo taking. Besides admiring the colonial architecture, you can take a stroll along the river with some murals on building wall. A few famous cafe are nearby if you are interested. Parking is free & plenty if you choose to park at Dataran Merdeka underground parking.

Super place for kids to spend the day. Visited with my daughter who loved the birds and the bird show. Free roaming birds inside and other wildlife like monkeys, squirrels etc. The highlight of the visit was the bird show lasting about 15 minutes but the tricks are spectacular. Other things to see are the chick hatchery, emu feeding and parrot aviary. The parrot enclosure is fun as they will descend on you if decide to you feed them (photo op alert !). Public Wifi available at the restaurant and decent snacks / ice cream available in the park.

Feel the nature, away from the urban noises and pollution, if you want to spend some time peacefully in the city away from the city, this is the place, very well maintained by the people in charge of the parks. I enjoyed spending time here and ended up visiting it for a few times. An amazing one for the kids as well as the elders.

🌟🌟🌟🌟 Kuala Lumpur City Gallery: A Must-Visit Attraction! 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Located in the historical Merdeka Square, the Kuala Lumpur City Gallery (KL City Gallery) offers a fascinating journey through the city's past, present, and future. Established in 2011, this unique gallery showcases the rich history of Kuala Lumpur and the remarkable growth it has experienced 🌆. Featuring a variety of exhibits, the gallery offers something for everyone. Highlights include a mesmerizing giant KL city model, the iconic 'I ❤️ KL' sculpture 📸, and a series of interactive displays that detail the city's evolution. History buffs will love the rare photographs and artifacts on display, while the gift shop offers a plethora of souvenirs to remember your visit. KL City Gallery is easily accessible by public transportation, and admission is free! 🚇💸 It's open daily from 9 am to 6:30 pm, making it a perfect stop for tourists and locals alike. Don't miss out on this captivating attraction that gives you a snapshot of Kuala Lumpur's remarkable story! 🇲🇾👍 Visit now and immerse yourself in the intriguing tale of a city that continues to thrive and evolve! 🤩🏙️

The theme park is inside the hotel at level 5. This is an indoor theme park and rides spread across. The place is mostly empty as many people are not taking the rides. The mall itself was looking quite old and the rides were very noisy looking not maintained properly. There are other better options in KL to enjoy and have fun with kids.

Ticket is RM2 for Malaysian, and RM5 for non-Malaysian. There's even a guided tour on selected day. The museum is really comfortable, modernized and up-to-date with even a QR code viewable online back story on historical stuffs. Definitely worth a visit for any first timers!

Where the supreme ruler of Malaysia lives. The inside is closed to the public, but visitors can take photos outside the palace. It is a good place for tourists to take photo. During the holiday, Palace will gathers many people, please arrange your time according ti your needs.

Absolutely stunning building. Sat by the nearby square for about an hour to gather my senses before going back on the road. The square itself was also very large yet comforting to relax around. Would absolutely go back

As a Malaysian, this is one of the best parks in the city. The park features various themes and styles, making it suitable for different types of photo shoots. Additionally, it’s a great place for casual jogging. If you have kids, they will love the park’s playground. I highly recommend visiting if you live nearby and want to experience nature

I went on Wednesday evening, and it is even full off people! I recommend you to buy your ticket online, but make sure you chose the correct date. There are adult game stations, but you might want to come early, the game stations will be closed at 4.30pm.. When we went here we choose the 2.30pm session, trust me it is not enough, plus with the crowd.. You will take longer time in one station.. I recommend to take the morning sessions..

Sunway Lagoon is an exceptional theme park that guarantees a thrilling and unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages. Located in Malaysia, this expansive park offers a wide array of attractions and activities that cater to various interests. One of the highlights of Sunway Lagoon is its collection of thrilling water rides. From heart-pounding water slides to lazy rivers and wave pools, there's something for everyone seeking aquatic adventures. The park's attention to safety measures and well-maintained facilities further enhance the overall experience. In addition to the water park, Sunway Lagoon features a variety of other attractions. The amusement park section boasts exhilarating roller coasters, carousel rides, and a plethora of entertaining shows. The wildlife park allows visitors to get up close and personal with a diverse range of animals, fostering a sense of appreciation for the natural world. The park's cleanliness and well-trained staff deserve praise, as they ensure a pleasant and hassle-free visit. Moreover, the availability of lockers, changing rooms, and dining options throughout the park adds convenience to the overall experience. Overall, Sunway Lagoon is a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers and families alike. Its combination of water and amusement park attractions, along with its commitment to safety and cleanliness, make it a standout choice for a day of fun and excitement.

An incredible visit to the National Mosque of Malaysia! I had the opportunity to explore this stunning landmark by hopping on the Hop-on Hop-off buses, which made it convenient and easy to get there. The mosque's proximity to the Bird Park added to the charm of the trip. The architecture and design of the mosque left me speechless - a true 'woooow' moment! The intricate details and majestic structure showcase Malaysia's rich cultural heritage and artistic brilliance. The vibrant atmosphere around the mosque was equally delightful. The presence of small shacks and mobile platforms offering a variety of fruits, juice, food, and groceries added to the overall experience. It was a feast for the senses! Overall, my visit to the National Mosque was an unforgettable and enriching experience. If you're in Malaysia, don't miss this opportunity to witness the beauty of its architecture and immerse yourself in its cultural richness

Very impressive buildings Best to book in advance particularly if you want to go in the evening when the towers and whole area is lit up with the fountains below going off too. We paid to go on two different floors . One where the towers join and walk across 34 th floor and then went up to the 84th floor. We had great views of Kuala Lumpur as it was such a beautiful weather outside. The building are incredible and very unique. Definitely worth a visit . Cost us 135 RM

Beautiful place to spend some time. The only way to get there is a more expensive than usual grab/taxi or walk. If you walk you will see why the taxi is more expensive. Big uphill walk in the humidity. When you get up there it is amazing! A beautiful temple. As good as any you will see in China. Have a walk around the grounds and sit down for a seat to relax and enjoy the view.

This is an oldest Islamic place of worship in Kuala Lumpur. Situated at very meet up point of Klang and Gombak River. Peaceful and calm once prayer enter in it, Every Friday it become local Mecca of all color. I have had experience with prayer in every Friday for years! Wash room, open courtyard, fountain, Top shadowed made this unique in nature. At evening lighting this place more beautiful. Lucky one get chance to watch, when sudden rain made both river full like little island.

In the modern heart of Kuala Lumpur, it's a hidden gem. Absolutely worth a visit. Entrance to the house just with the guided tour, which was really nice and interesting.