Kuala Lumpur

Packed with nutrients, oysters are often considered a delicacy, but at these inexpensive places, you don’t have to burst your budget in order to enjoy.

Good drinks and great conversations can and will happen at these chilled-out bars and lounges around the city.

With 128 artists participating, the Telur Pecah exhibition is back at GMBB mall for its second season, while Margaret Lau is bringing her solo exhibition to Malaysia to share the world of delicious and nostalgic local foods.

From takeout lunches to family dinners, these Muslim-friendly Chinese eateries around the Klang Valley offer warm and comforting meals for everyone to enjoy.

Get to know the difference between acai and smoothie bowls, and proceed to enjoy a one (or two) for yourself!

Looking for a minimalist café in the Klang Valley? Here are some that might offer you a quick respite from the demands of life.

Thinking of taking up tufting but have no idea where to start? We have some suggestions for those in the Klang Valley and Penang.

Whether you know it as Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Taman Tun, or TTDI, this is where your next gastronomical adventure in Kuala Lumpur lies.

Eat and learn more about food at Artisan Playground by COOKHOUSE – from Sri Lankan cuisine to Melbourne-inspired cafes like Tucker.

Puffy pastry filled with cream — mmm — nothing beats having cream puffs for dessert. If you agree, then this list is a choux fire win for you!

Kuala Lumpur’s food scene is bustling with culture; you name the cuisine, we got it. And with Spanish food like paella, we have some of the best places in town.

Is the heat getting too hot to handle? Here are some ideas on where to go or what to do to escape the heat and cool down.