Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Rob M: The 272 steps leading up to the Main Temple is ruled by gangs of monkeys. Don’t even smile at them, cos seeing your teeth is a form of aggressive manner to them as well.

Rob M: Gets extremely humid due the openness of the venue which allows hot air to blow inside. Has one of the best views of the towers and staff are very helpful, but cocktails aren't the best.

Joe Lee: Like Chinatown at Petaling Street, Little India is a must stopover.

JamiL [-KЯB-]™: Love gadget? Mobile phone? Camera? Laptop or Computer? All you can get in here with the cheapest price!

Razali Jalil: the most happening night bazaar in town... and its cheap!!!

Aluze: The night market offers you an interesting place to walk through and perhaps pick up some casual attire, local products, as well as sample some local delicacies. Every Saturday between 5pm-10pm.

Rob M: Overall = Amazing! Food is great but slightly overpriced. Cocktails are fantastic and possibly the best outdoor dining in KL. Unfortunately view of the towers is now blocked from a new building.

Rob M: One of the BEST burgers I've tried. A must try if you are travelling to Kuala Lumpur. Can get extremely busy at times with students coming from the university across the road.

Rob M: One of my fav malls in KL. Has most of the top brand labels and very easy to get around. Doesn't get too crowded like other large malls as well.

Rob M: The world's longest suspension bridge spanning just shy of 430m across. Did I mention you can also bungee jump from here?

Rob M: My hotel looks like something out of Mushroom Kingdom from Super Mario. Simply beautiful at night

Rob M: Overall a great speakeasy bar (Vintage Chinese decor) with lots of great cocktails but not cheap. Most, if not all tables are reserved, so be sure to reserve one early. Lots of foreigners come here.

Rob M: I find the burgers are better than the pizza's but they are still good. The recommended Carne pizza is just ok for me. Nothing special.

Rob M: Possibly the best and most consistent roti canai you’ll ever find in all of Klang Valley. Very cheap for what you get but can can get very busy at times and parking can be a nightmare sometimes.

Rob M: Quality of food can rival some 5 Star restaurants but without the expensive price tag. The salted egg yolk ice cream for dessert is simply mind-blowing!! I've never had anything like it. A MUST try!

Rob M: I've been here a number of times already and most of the masseuses are very good and friendly. Rooms are all very modern and relaxing. Service is great and prices are excellent.

Rob M: Found my scrabbled eggs a little too runny for my liking but the rest was great. Will definitely come again.

Rob M: As an Australian coffee lover. I approve of their flat whites very much so. Especially when it's strong. Great ambience and staff are friendly. WiFi is great as well.

Rob M: On most days its not very busy and checking in can take less than 10mins. The design is really cool as well.

Rob M: Food and drink selection is very minimal but sufficient. WiFi is fast. Only 2 unisex toilets available which is also part of the showers. Upstairs is the chillout room with bean bags.

Rob M: Slightly better looking than their KLIA Satellite lounge with more food variety but the standard is still low. Its much smaller with less lounges but didn't get crowded for me. WiFi was ok.

Rob M: 2023 Update: The new renovations are fantastic with more seating. The food quality has substantially improved since my 2017 review.