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For those with a taste for the exotic, Havana Dining at Nu Sentral, Kuala Lumpur is an absolute must-visit destination. With its unique and tantalizing Cuban cuisine, this stunning restaurant is a true feast for the senses, offering a taste of the exotic in the heart of the city. Before the opening of Havana Dining, finding authentic Cuban cuisine in Malaysia was next to impossible, making this enchanting restaurant a true game-changer for foodies and culinary enthusiasts alike. And with its focus on fine-dining and exceptional service, Havana Dining is the perfect destination for those looking to indulge their senses and experience the best that Cuban cuisine has to offer. So why not drop by and experience the magic of Havana Dining for yourself? With its warm and welcoming atmosphere, exceptional cuisine, and stunning surroundings, it's the perfect destination for any food lover! Read also: Havana Dining: Nu Sentral Rooftop Restaurant Table of Content Cuban Food in Kuala Lumpur C...

Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival in style with the Celestial Treasures from EQ Hotel, the premier mooncake collections for discerning foodies. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of this traditional Chinese holiday and indulge in the sumptuous delights of EQ's signature mooncakes, available in a range of exquisite gift forms that are sure to leave you craving for more. Read more: Swiss Fine-dining at Chalet, EQ Kuala Lumpur Table of Content Mid-Autumn Festival 2023 Traditional Baked Mooncakes Snow Skin Mooncakes Where to Buy EQ Hotel Mooncakes Early Bird Promotion Mooncake Collections & Price List About EQ Hotel Kuala Lumpur Contact Information Celestial Treasures EQ Hotel Mooncakes 2023 Celestial Treasures EQ Hotel Mooncakes 2023 Mid-Autumn Festival 2023 The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival or Zhongqiu Festival, is a traditional Chinese holiday that falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, which usually occurs in September or October. It...

Looking for the best Chinese Muslim restaurants in Kuala Lumpur? Look no further! Malaysia's capital city is renowned for its diverse and flavourful cuisine, and the Chinese Muslim food scene is no exception. From classic dishes like Hainanese chicken rice and dumplings to innovative fusion cuisine, these restaurants offer a unique and delicious dining experience. In this article, we'll explore some of the best Chinese Muslim restaurants in Kuala Lumpur, highlighting their signature dishes, atmosphere, and what makes them stand out. So, get ready to tantalise your taste buds and discover the best Chinese Muslim cuisine that Kuala Lumpur has to offer! Read more: Best Halal Dim Sum in Kuala Lumpur Table of Content Mee Tarik Restoran Sunny Garden Muhibbah Seafood Restaurant Mohd Chan Restaurant Lamb Shepherd Restaurant Homst Chinese Muslim Restaurant Mohammad Chow Amber Chinese Muslim Restaurant Dolly Dim Sum Best Chinese Muslim Restaurants, Kuala Lumpur  Best Chinese Muslim Resta...

Taiwan is a food lover's paradise, with a diverse range of culinary offerings that cater to all tastes and preferences. From the bustling night markets to the high-end restaurants, there is something for everyone. One of the most popular types of food in Taiwan is street food. The night markets across the island are a haven for foodies, with vendors selling everything from stinky tofu to bubble tea. The street food scene in Taiwan is a reflection of the country's cultural diversity, with influences from China, Japan, and Southeast Asia. But Taiwan's food scene is not just limited to street food. The island is also home to a thriving fusion cuisine, where traditional dishes are given a modern twist. This blend of old and new is evident in dishes such as beef noodles, which is a traditional Taiwanese dish that has been reinvented with new flavours and ingredients. For those looking for a more upscale dining experience, Taiwan's cities are home to some of the best restaura...

We are madly in love with Indochina. As development gradually takes its course, this region managed to reverently preserve its rich cultural heritage - making any travel experience here both eye-opening and humbling. We returned to  Cambodia  for the second time, after having travelled to  Siem Reap  two years ago to explore the majestic temples and ancient relics left behind by the Khmer Empire. Phnom Penh is noticeably more dynamic when compared to Siem Reap. Buildings are taller, more cars occupy the roads, while the famed NagaWorld sits loftily in the heart of the capital. From the very moment you set foot here, you have been extended the invitation to immerse in the bustling metropolis' offbeat adventures. Fortunately, the historical landmarks in this city are plentiful and undeterred by modernisation. Listed below are the top 6 historical places to visit in Phnom Penh for those seeking to learn about this exotic country and how it has come to be. Re...