Bangsar

Bangsar is probably the last place you'd think of going for steamboat. But as long as Hong Kong HotPot is open, there's always a reason to come here to enjoy a steaming hot meal.

Admittedly, Ruyi & Lyn is not the cheapest restaurant around. But if you are looking for a new culinary experience and memories that will be cherished for a long time, then you don't need to look any further. The restaurant presents more than just Instagram-worthy dishes, as each of them is a delectable play of Asian flavors.

The Ming Room is probably the most sought after dim sum restaurant in KL currently. It was full house, packed to capacity on a Sunday noon and many customers (including us) were waiting for tables to free up. On Sundays and Public Holidays, they have a special menu which highlights a number of dishes that are not in the dim sum category.

** I really hate writing bad experiences but I guess it's bound to happen. And on a rare occasion, I actually agree with TimeOut's rating (2/5 stars) on Dancing Fish. Disclaimer: This is my...

If you are looking for classic Italian fare that is also affordable, don't hesitate to try Portofino at Bangsar. Most of their mains are priced below RM40

If you love lobsters (and lobsters only) and are in the mood to splurge, then head to Pince & Pints at Bangsar for a memorable dining experience. Originating from Singapore, Pince & Pints is...