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Fuego at Troika Sky Dining
One of the three restaurants in Troika Sky Dining section (the other being Cantaloupe and Strato), Fuego has received fiery applause from food critics all over the country ever since it opened. The term “fiery” befitting the meaning of the word Fuego which is Spanish for fire. Naturally, the restaurant serves Latin American cuisine ranging from Salmon Roe Guacamole to the Latino version of Malaysian’s cakoi - their amazing churros! The restaurant pays serious attention to their guacamole, even going as far as to hire a team of chefs who make them all day long. Aside from that, the quail eggs melt in your mouth and the soft shell crabs will tantalise the taste buds of seafood lovers. The innovative cocktails do not disappoint either; blending rice milk and cinnamon for their Horchata. Panoramic view, well-executed food and decadent desserts, Fuego is clearly on fire.More info
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Level 23A, The Troika, Tower B, Jalan Binjai, 50450, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Cafe Cafe
Ahhh, finally, a French restaurant on this list and what a beautiful one it is. Café Café is argueably the most beautiful restaurant in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, with its panelled walls and classy décor. Everything in the place evokes a 19th century Parisian air which befits its simplistic name and not to mention the humongous chandelier hanging from the ceiling! Anyway, on to the food, the foie gras is touted as the best appetiser on their menu because after all, it is a French restaurant and what better way to start your meals than with a truly authentic French dish. Next up, the Wagyu beef which has been described as butter on the tongue. The texture is reminiscent of chocolate and it literally melts in your mouth - nothing short of splendid and a standing ovation. The French have been known for being proud of their food but it still astounds us how the same quality can be reproduced in Malaysia. Café Café will surely convert you into a French food-loving person, all thanks to their amazing representation of French cuisine.More info
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175, Jalan Maharajalela, 50150, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Ciao Restorante
Operating since 1991, Ciao Ristorante is actually the oldest Italian restaurant in Kuala Lumpur. Aesthetically, Ciao is the perfect poster building of what a fine dining restaurant should look like: majestic, has a view of the Royal Selangor Golf Club and even has a peek of KLCC from far away. Entering the place, you would never even guess that traffic is building up in Jalan Tun Razak because it is an entirely different story in there. Peaceful with light jazz playing in the background, everything complements the food which is excellent. A standout pasta dish is the Ravioli di Spinaci Al Burro e Salvia, which is a pasta filled with spinach and ricotta cheese, served with butter and sage sauce, while the Grigliata di Pesce features king tiger prawns the size of your head. For a fine dining restaurant, Ciao is reasonably priced and very modestly decorated despite its sky high reputation in KL. Overall, an excellent fine dining experience is guaranteed for its customers.More info
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No. 20A, Jalan Kampung Pandan, off Jalan Tun Razak, 55100, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Marble 8
Anyone familiar with Jalan Binjai will probably notice this building on their way to KLCC due to its sheer size and boxy design alone. Marble 8 is one of those restaurants that prides itself based on their steaks. The Wagyu beef takes centre stage here having flown all the way from Australia and dry-aged in the restaurant for at least a month. But before sinking your teeth into the beef, you might need to warm yourself up with one of their excellent starters, the “rare” Chilled Cauliflower Soup with Sevruga caviar which boasts of a very unique taste not quite found in the menus of other restaurants. When it comes to main dish, the Sirloin Steak should be a crowd favourite with a choice of Himalayan sea salt to really bring out the flavours of the meat. Coupled with side dishes of asparagus and Portobello mushrooms, Marble 8 really lives up to its reputation of being steak experts. In case you’re not a steak fan, the restaurant serves a really good lobster dish too - the sweet Blue Normandy lobster to be exact.More info
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Petronas, Menara 3, Persiaran KLCC, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Kurata Japanese Fine Dining
Kurata Japanese Fine Dining is another splendid place to enjoy a series of fine Japanese that is crafted with love and passion. They are incredibly famous for their wide range of sushi and sashimi. On top of that, their bento sets are well worth the money. They were also once famed for offering All-you-can-eat Wagyu Shabu Shabu for only RM120! We really hope that they bring that back, but even if they do not, there are still plenty of other dishes to enjoy. The decor of the place is fairly simple, but it's warm and inviting ambiance truly is quite nice.
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Lower Lobby, Parkroyal Kuala Lumpur, Bukit Bintang, 50250, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Marini's on 57
A list of best fine dining spots in KL will be incomplete without Marini’s on 57. Boasting a location that can only be described as the jewel in the crown of Petronas Twin Towers and overlooking the city skyline, Marini’s has been a favourite with the elite crowd looking for some form of escape in the city. Not to mention, couples with deep pockets going on dates too. But bear in mind, Marini’s is not just about quantity, it is also brimming with quality. Everything from the decor down to the food and drinks are prepared with utmost care. For starters, the Grilled Duck Liver with Raspberry Vinaigrette Reduction will send your taste buds into a frenzy right from the first bite. As for the main course, the Arrosto di Agnello is a must for lamb lovers. The combination of leek, sweet potatoes and lamb will make you feel like floating on air.More info
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Level 57, Menara 3 Petronas, Persiaran KLCC, 50088, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Lafite
Located in Shangri-La Hotel, Lafite is a fine-dining restaurant that offers French cuisine with a twist. Through the years, the French restaurant has won many awards, showing how great the food and service are. he restaurant uses the best seasonal produce from Europe, coupled with flavors that express the dishes in the best way possible. Alongside the bites, you can request to have wines chosen for you so they’re paired with your dishes and complements the flavors!
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Lobby Level,11 Jalan Sultan Ismail, 50250, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Cantaloupe
Overlooking the scenic view of Kuala Lumpur, Cantaloupe is located on the 23rd floor of Troika Towers and is one of the more popular fine dining establishment in the heart of Klang Valley. Aside from their stunning interior and magnificent view, which has been a great place for couples and event corporate dinners, their menu is fairly extensive with a wide range of creatively crafted dishes. Like in many fine dining restaurants, the portion are fairly small, but the courses are thorough and well packed with flavour and finesse. A sense of elegance and charm, beautiful to touch and absolutely tasty - that is what you will find in Cantaloupe, Troika, KL!
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Level 23A, Tower B, The Troika, 19 Persiaran KLCC,, 50450, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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Nobu
Notoriously known for being one of the most expensive restaurant in KL, Nobu is surprisingly a franchise that is available in 22 other countries, and is a widely known dining establishment around the world. At Nobu, you will be greeted with the finest of ingredients and the techniques of a one-Michelin starred chef. Each set of Omakase will cost a minimum of RM800, and up to RM1600. However, if you are willing to pay the price, be prepared for a gastronomical adventure featuring a premium selection of Japanese sushi which includes caviar, bluefin tuna belly, gold leaf and many more! Additionally, in the light of the Mooncake Festival, you can end your lavish dinner with a set of mooncakes personally handmade for you and even delivered in a beautiful wooden box.
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Level 56, Menara 3 Petronas, Persiaran KLCC, 50088, City Center, Kuala Lumpur
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