Eat Drink KL: September 2025

Saturday, September 6, 2025

Sis Sis Bakes, Taman Mastiara

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Sis Sis Bakes is Taman Mastiara's new bakery-cafe that puts its own skilled stamp on crowd-pleasers, turning Korean cream cheese garlic bread into bagels and wrapping raspberry cake in strawberry mochi.



Silarasa, Badan Warisan Heritage Centre

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Silarasa is the new pop-up cafe in Stonor Road's Badan Warisan Heritage Centre, serving Indonesian and Malaysian classics. Try the nasi bakar, a grilled parcel of steamed rice layered with shredded chicken, wrapped in banana leaves, served with the spiciest sambal.

Friday, September 5, 2025

The Next Door of Little Eden Succulents, Empire Damansara

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The Next Door of Little Eden Succulents is Empire Damansara's sanctuary for leafy leisure, blooming with butter cake and coffee lemonade coolers.

Thursday, September 4, 2025

Video: Gardenage, Kota Kemuning

Gardenage is where lovely greenery meets luscious grazing in Kota Kemuning.

Get nearer to nature and closer to crafted-from-scratch flavours, with Sashimi-Grade Salmon Carpaccio, Mushroom & Leek Soup, Signature Capsicum Rigatoni, Tuscan Salmon Rigatoni, Chicken Quarter, and the Best Tiramisu Ever.

Savour a thoughtful meal in a lush, soul-soothing sanctuary, with plenty of plants, pots, fertilisers, terrariums and ornaments for sale.

Gardenage
8, Jalan Anggerik Aranda A 31/A, Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 10am-6pm
Friday-Sunday, 10am-9pm
Closed Tuesdays

Wednesday, September 3, 2025

China House, Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur

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China House is the new Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur's restaurant for northern Chinese cuisine, spanning wood-fired Peking duck to hearty beef specialities.

The Peking duck is distinctive, prepared with poultry flown from farms in northern China. These ducks are raised for some 60 days, plump with plenty of fat, for richly crispier skin and juicier meat.

China House roasts the duck with rambutan and mangrove wood in a classic oven for 75 minutes, infused with subtle smokiness, complete with delicate pancakes plus sweet bean sauce, Chinese leeks, cucumber, cantaloupe, garlic and sugar. Preorder to avoid long waits; second course options for the duck include wok-fried duck bones with salt and pepper.

The menu is wide. For bovine crowd-pleasers, try the beef cheong fun or braised oxtail with chestnuts and lemongrass, paired with Yellow Mountain Peak and Jiuqu Red Plum tea.

Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Cekik The Food Chapter, Bukit Damansara

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Cekik The Food Chapter is Bukit Damansara's new 24-hour restaurant that serves a selection of Asian favourites to fit every hour, day and night, from nasi lemak to mee goreng, chicken masak rendang to claypot lemak cili padi prawns.

From 11am to 7pm, banana leaf rice is the colourfully hearty highlight: Parboiled rice with pumpkin, tauhu sambal, tempeh, brinjal, long beans, peria, acar jelatah, sothi, dhal sambar, vendhaya fenugreek kulambu, papadam, mooru chilli, rasam and a trio of crab, chicken and fish curries.