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  1. Potager

    Contemporary French

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    Oysters from Penang, vegetables from the Cameron Highlands, a leek and lemon foam that has no business being as elegant as it is. Potager is a contemporary French tasting menu restaurant tucked into a quiet Segambut address, running both a full dinner menu and a shorter lunch option built around Malaysian seasonal produce. The cooking is careful and composed, the kind of place where the sourcing does the talking.

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    • Longtooth grouper

      “A standout is the buttery longtooth grouper, thoughtfully plated with tender squid and finished with a silky leek and lemon foam that adds both elegance and balance.”

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    P11, Bamboo Hills, off DUKE, Taman Bamboo, Segambut, Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur 51200, Malaysia · Kuala Lumpur
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    6 012 623 3152
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