Kuala Lumpur

By now, you should be well-versed in where to get the best of these crustacean delights, but if not, our list of crab places in KL & PJ will have you sorted.

Nothing says ‘I love you’ quite like sharing dinner with the one you love. This Valentine’s Day, we've put together a list of some romantic spots with a cosy ambience and amazing food to sweep your date off their feet.

Here are some fun ideas for what you can do in the heart of KL city together with your true loves — your best girls!

Next time you’re in this part of town, make a pit stop at at least one of these cafes on our list.

Make sure to fit in a day at Batu Caves, where the country’s biggest Thaipusam celebration takes place with over a million attendees annually.

Don’t fancy getting on a plane to celebrate Valentine’s Day? Why not do a quick staycation in town instead?

Listed as one of Lonely Planet’s Top 10 Coolest Neighbourhoods, Damansara Heights is an affluent part of town home to some of the trendiest eateries in Kuala Lumpur.

Looking for quiet Valentine’s date ideas that don’t involve forced interaction with strangers? You’ve come to the right place.

Avoid the scorching heat and unpredictable showers by keeping your little ones entertained at any one of these indoor playgrounds in and around KL.

Warm pita dipped in hummus and baba ganoush, fresh tabbouleh served with grilled halloumi next to a batch of hot, crispy falafel — sounds like heaven, doesn’t it? Here’s where to find the best Middle Eastern fare in Kuala Lumpur.

BAKUL, an exhibition of traditional Sabahan baskets by Sabahan writer and collector Jennifer P Linggi, is now on display at the Godown arts space in Kuala Lumpur

Of flat whites and avocado toasts, flaky croissants, and cheezy chicken parmas – brunch like an Aussie at these eight spots in the KL & PJ.