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The Best Places in Kampong Dollah & around

  1. Rank 1. Dewakan

    Contemporary Malaysian

    Fine dining on the 48th floor with a front-row view of the Petronas Twin Towers, which is either the most on-the-nose table in Malaysia or the perfect metaphor for what's happening on the plate. Dewakan holds two Michelin stars and works through a tasting menu built almost entirely on indigenous Malaysian ingredients, the kind most menus overlook. The juice pairing, made in-house, is less a concession to non-drinkers than a statement of intent.


  2. Rank 2. Beta

    Contemporary Malaysian


  3. Rank 2. Chim by Chef Noom

    Contemporary Thai

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  7. Named after a traditional Malay board game, this casual Malaysian restaurant sits on a quiet residential street just off the Bukit Bintang bustle. The kitchen leans into local classics that tourists call exotic and regulars call Tuesday, with the nasi ambeng platter as the centerpiece, a generous spread of spicy, sweet, and savory flavors built around sambal. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand.

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  9. Rank 5. Sao Nam

    Vietnamese

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  10. Rank 10. Bar Kar

    Seafood

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  11. Rank 10. Cilantro

    French

    A French fine dining room inside a hotel suite property in Taman U Thant, run by a chef who once cooked at the Japanese Embassy and trained under some of France's heavy hitters. That background shows in the plates: French in spirit, Japanese in restraint, with European produce flown in within a day. Special menus track the seasons closely. The room has been around forever, which gives it the unhurried confidence that newer places tend to fake.


  12. Rank 10. Elegant Inn

    Cantonese

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  13. Rank 10. Hide

    Malaysian

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  14. Rank 10. K

    Japanese

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  15. Rank 10. Li Yen

    Cantonese

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  16. Rank 10. Limapulo

    Malaysian

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  17. Rank 10. Malai

    Thai

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  18. Rank 10. Marble 8

    Steakhouse

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  20. Rank 10. Nadodi

    South Indian

    Polished marble floors and black-and-white photographs set the tone for this fine-dining room on the seventh floor of the Four Seasons. The concept traces the migratory path of Kerala's nomadic tribes across an ancient land bridge to Sri Lanka, which is a more compelling founding idea than most restaurants manage. The chef, formerly of Bangkok's Gaggan, serves colourful set menus built around overlooked southern Indian ingredients and techniques.


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  23. Rank 10. Shu

    Modern Chinese

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  24. Rank 10. Skillet

    Contemporary European

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  25. Rank 10. Sushi Masa

    Edomae Sushi

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  27. Rank 10. Tenmasa

    Japanese

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  29. Rank 10. Yun House

    Cantonese

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