Food

Italian food lovers, rejoice! Aposto, Taman Tun Dr Ismail's newest modern Italian restaurant, is set to welcome patrons on 1 April 2022.

While there’s nothing quite like the Tuscan sun or the Sicilian sea, you don’t have to travel far to taste Italian comfort foods.

Dine out in peace at these kid-friendly cafes and restaurants, where your children will be kept busy, and you can have uninterrupted mealtime.

House of Kambing is a restaurant in Serdang that serves delectable-looking meals. You also get to watch or eat with the friendly farm animals while enjoying spectacular mountain views.

Food lovers can now look forward to more than 600 authentic Italian food products as the Italian Trade Agency (ITA) launches the Eat Healthy, Taste Italy Fair at Village Grocer, Bangsar Village I.

Get your helmet on and your bicycle ready, because we will wheel around Klang Valley to check out these cyclists’ hotspots.

From KL to Sabah, whether you’re having a picnic at home or simply want to self-indulge, pair your artisan cheeses with a glass of wine (or juice), and you’re set for a great time.

Dessert, while often associated as sinful, doesn’t have to be. There are plenty of healthy options available in KL town.

The Row — or Asian Heritage Row — sits along Jalan Doraisamy and charms the regular passer-by with coffeehouses, restaurants, and niche retails.

Not only do these places serve up some good food, but they’re also worthy of hosting bridal showers for any bride.

Defying social conventions are these eight differently-abled person-run cafes, restaurants, and bakeries in Malaysia, ready to serve up a storm.

The tiny state of Perlis, known for its Old World charm, has plenty of places for foodies to delight themselves at!