(Photo Credit: BABE Japas Fun Dining)
(Photo Credit: BABE Japas Fun Dining)

Whether you’re in town for a short weekend getaway, or just looking for something to spice up your date night in Kuala Lumpur, it’s never a bad thing to try new experiences. Rather than heading out to a run-of-the-mill restaurant, why not kick things up a notch and treat your partner (and yourself) to a unique dining experience?

Babe

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(Photo Credit: Facebook / BABE Japas Fun Dining)

Growing up, your mother may have told you not to play with your food, but at Babe, fun is part of the menu. Helmed by Michelin-starred chef Jeff Ramsey, Babe serves up Japanese-accented tapas, or as Ramsey calls it, ‘Japas’.

Throughout your tasting session, be prepared to be amazed by the play of textures and flavours. One such instance is with their “smoking” lemon meringues dunked into liquid nitrogen. As the meringue fizzes and melts in your mouth, tendrils of cold smoke will pour out from your mouth and nostrils.

If you’ve ever wondered what the craze over molecular fine dining is all about, then this is the place to find out.

11th Floor, Work@Clearwater, Changkat Semantan, Damansara Heights

Tues – Sun | 6pm, 7pm, 8pm & 9pm seatings | Closed on Mondays

Dining in the Dark KL

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(Photo Credit: Facebook / Dining In The Dark KL)

Snaps of aesthetically-pleasing dishes flood our Instagram on a daily basis, but have you ever wondered whether you would enjoy our food just as much if you couldn’t see it? At Dining in the Dark KL, diners are sat in pitch darkness over a 4-course meal, encouraging them to use their other senses to appreciate their food.

Besides slowly savouring your meal, your attention is also solely focused on your dining partner, so here’s your chance to show off your sparkling conversational skills without worrying whether you’ve got spinach stuck in your teeth.

As your meal progresses, you’ll likely switch between using cutlery and relying on your fingers to touch and feel your food (thank goodness no one can see). You’ll also be prompted to guess what you’re eating, turning the experience into a fun game of who has the sharpest tastes buds and senses.

50A, Changkat Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
Open daily | 6pm – 9.30pm

Tamarind Springs

(Photo Credit: Facebook / Tamarind Springs KL)
(Photo Credit: Facebook / Tamarind Springs KL)

When KLites are asked to name their top romantic dining spot, many will mention Tamarind Springs. The restaurant’s intimate, romantic settings are heightened by its lush surroundings, and it’s hidden away in a small patch of jungle in Ampang that’s around 15 minutes away from the city centre.

Its Indochinese menu is inspired by Laotian, Khmer and Vietnamese influences with stir-fried dishes and coconut-infused curries that’s sure to tantalise your taste buds and spice things up.

Jalan 1, Taman Tun Abdul Razak, Ampang
Open daily | 6pm – 12am (dinner)

Dinner in the Sky

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(Photo Credit: Facebook / Dinner In The Sky KL)

We hope you and your date aren’t afraid of heights, as it’s a major part of your dining experience at Dinner in the Sky. Bear in mind that this isn’t your typical dining-from-way-up-high experience either, as you’ll be strapped in to your seat at the table and hauled up 50 metres in the air by a crane, literally hanging by a rope as you enjoy your meal.

Introduced in Kuala Lumpur back in 2015, the initial one-hour, 5-course meal has since been shortened to a 3-course meal, allowing diners to savor the experience without having to rush through the menu. Comprising a starter course, main course, then dessert, the experience costs RM279 on weekdays and RM289 on weekends.

231, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur
Open daily | 6:30pm and 8pm seatings

Nicsmann 1940s By Lewré

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(Photo Credit: Facebook / Nicsmann 1940s By Lewre)

You know those viral foodie videos of diners enjoying a huge serving of pasta that’s been tossed around in a large cheese wheel and coated in ooey-gooey cheesy goodness? If you despaired over whether you’d ever get to try it here in Malaysia, then we’ve got good news for you: Nicsmann 1940s By Lewré offers its version of the dish, called the ‘The King Of Cheese’.

Cheese lovers can get their fill of freshly-cooked wholemeal durum pasta tossed in a wheel of parmigiano reggiano and mixed with a topping of your choice: choose from beef bacon, mushrooms or grilled salmon. Their other dishes, such as grilled lamb ribs and the seafood platter are fantastic as well, but if you’re like us, then you’ll only have eyes for the cheese.

Lot G-034 &G-035 Ground Floor, The Starling Mall, Damansara Utama, Petaling Jaya
Sun – Thurs, 10am – 2am | Fri – Sat, 10am – 3am

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