Restaurants in Pavilion KL @ Bukit Bintang – 167 Restaurants
Italiannies
The popular American – Italian eatery had announced their new opening of their latest outlet in one of the famous outlet in Malaysia- Pavilion KL Shopping Mall.
Personally, we prefer Rustic Dough over Traditional dough.
summerkid posted 10 years ago www.malaysianflavours.com 568 Reviews
Grandmama's
Grandmama's has the advantage of being quieter as it is placed on 6th floor of Pavilion.
The corn thrown into the dessert had to be a dish by itself judging from the amount thrown in, not that I'm complaining though as I really love eating these. A perfect way to end our meal, do check out Grandmama's Flavours Of Malaysia @ Pavilion KL the next time you're there shopping and... looking for a place to dine in. read more
isaactan posted 11 years ago www.isaactan.net 327 Reviews
Quivo
Charming buzzy atmosphere; good value tasty food well presented; delectable desserts; Happy Hour wine!
TheYumList posted 10 years ago theyumlist.blogspot.com 552 Reviews
Chakri Palace
I particularly like the Lamb Green Curry, prawns in butter and salted egg yolk sauce and all the tangy Thai salads like somtam, mango and glass noodles kerabu.
PureGlutton posted 11 years ago pureglutton.com 234 Reviews
Spasso Milano
3 options for main course - seafood, chicken and fish. Honestly all were good and even though I am not a chicken breast meat fan, I rate the Fagottino Di Pollo the most memorable dish for the night.
missyblurkit posted 10 years ago www.missyblurkit.com 266 Reviews
Pastamania
A Singapore grown Italian restaurant franchise first open in Pavilion KL.
Angus House
There are 6 Angus's in the region; in Kuala Lumpur, in Indonesia, and in Singapore. Angus Charcoal Grill Steakhouse is Japanese owned and operated This restaurant is located at the top floor of Pavilion. This would be a good choice for beef lovers, no harm giving it a try!
These steaks are so good, they taste like wagyu!
CCFoodTravel posted 13 years ago ccfoodtravel.com 498 Reviews
Ichi Zen
A good set to cover the rice, soup, chawan mushi and sashimi.
Duckie posted 11 years ago duckies-food-blog.blogspot.com 304 Reviews
Espressamente ILLY
Nice ambiance, free wi-fi and convenience - yes but definitely not gourmet coffee.
I personally like the ambience @ Espressamente Illy, as it gives you peace!
ojsiew posted 10 years ago ojsiew.blogspot.com 633 Reviews
The Loaf
Now, bread to many is like a necessity, in essence the western version of rice, the carbohydrates to keep you energetic and at the same time sleepy during lunch. Here comes a new competitor, famed for its bread and so well branded that people can recognise its name despite it being hailed from Langk...awi. read more
A good cup of coffee should be drinkable and not too hot. I think they over brew the milk! Hopefully they will improve on their skills!
La Bodega
Overall, I still like their hot food (calientes) series.
Pas De Nom posted 12 years ago chillout-soulout-freakout.blogspot.com 471 Reviews
The Press Room Bistro
The Press Room, is an interpretation of a vintage European brasserie. The emphasis is on simple Anglo-French brasserie food made from the finest ingredients, served in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere to satisfy the demands of today's discerning clientele.
Breakfast like a Queen? Indeed I did and I loved every bite of it. Breakfast even gets better these days with 20% discount off my food items when I make my reservations for The Press Room Bistro via ww.Offpeak.my from Monday to Friday.
Grand Palace
Generally a nice place to eat some non halal dim sum before a good run of shopping.
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Ramen Santouka
I must say, Santouka do serve one of the nicer ramens I've had in recent times. Now if only the pricing could have been more afffordable, but I do understand all the preparation and hard work put into every soup base and dishes served here. Do check out Hokkaido Santouka Ramen the next t...ime you're in Pavilion KL and looking to have some ramens. read more
La Boca Latino Bar
We enjoyed delectable tasting samples of several signature dishes, and fortunately for me I had an expert guide to explain some of the more unusual dishes to me, in the shape of our Venezuelan Yumlister, Caning Jaramillo.