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Ready to take your weekend nights out to the next level? Look no further than Kuala Lumpur's finest rooftop restaurants - where the views are breathtaking, the drinks are affordable, the ambiance is unparalleled, and the food is out of this world! Whether you're looking for a romantic date spot or a lively spot to hang out with friends, this list is your ultimate guide to the best rooftop restaurants in the city. Check out these stunning rooftop restaurants and take your weekend to new heights! Read also:  Most Unique Restaurants in Malaysia Table of Content Vertigo at Banyan Tree Cielo KL, Bukit Ceylon Wet Deck Bar, W Kuala Lumpur Heli Lounge Bar, Menara KH Stratosphere @ The Roof SkyBar, Traders Hotel Mai Bar, Aloft Kuala Lumpur Luna Bar, Pacific Regency Hotel Troika Sky Dining View Rooftop Bar, G Tower Mantra Rooftop Bar and Lounge, Bangsar Canopy Lounge Rooftop Bar, KL Sabayon at EQ Hotel Tangerine Rooftop Fine Dining Restaurant CEDAR on 15, Impiana Hotel 15 Best Rooft

Ah ... the wonders of Indian cuisine. It's the way the cumin seeds pop and turn fragrant. Or how the shallots are sliced to the perfect thickness. No matter how simple or complex the dish is, attention is being put into every aspect of preparing it for a delicious, memorable meal that tunefully brings together colours, flavours and blissful varieties. To absolutely master the art of Indian cooking may take years to hone and refine, but those looking to satisfy their cravings can find quick solutions by eating out. Most Indian restaurants do not serve pork and offer alcohol on their menu, but they source their meat from halal certified suppliers. Listed below are just a few of the best Indian restaurants in Kuala Lumpur! Read also:  15 Best Rooftop Restaurants in Kuala Lumpur Table of Content Nadodi Kuala Lumpur Qureshi Restaurant, Kuala Lumpur Betel Leaf, Kuala Lumpur Annalakshmi, Brickfields The Ganga Cafe, Bangsar Saravana Bhavan Kayra Authentic Kerala Cuisine, TTDI Malabar

Imagine yourself lounging in an ambient setting, the whispers of the city fading into the background as you draw in a whiff of rich, aromatic shisha. This is no ordinary evening in Kuala Lumpur, but the start of a sensory journey that combines the oriental allure of shisha with the colourful charm of Malaysia's capital city. From hidden gems tucked away in bustling streets to celebrated venues that are a hit among locals and tourists alike, Kuala Lumpur offers a bouquet of shisha experiences for every taste bud. Whether you are an experienced shisha aficionado eager for your next grand encounter, or a curious beginner ready for your inaugural puff, the shisha venues on this list promise a bounty of unforgettable memories. Get ready to take an adventurous leap into Kuala Lumpur's shisha scene! Let's navigate through the aromatic trails, vibrant lights, and enchanting tales waiting to be discovered in this beautiful city of ours. And remember, at Rolling Grace, we are not jus

Masjid Jamek is one of the most popular and oldest mosques in Kuala Lumpur. It was officiated by the Sultan of Selangor in 1909 - two years after construction was completed. Since then, it functioned as the principal mosque in the city until Masjid Negara was constructed. Wondering what else is unique about this place? Let’s dive into the history of Kuala Lumpur's oldest most famous mosque - brought to you by the  Islamic Tourism Centre . Read also: 10 Most Beautiful Mosques in Malaysia Table of Content History of Masjid Jamek Islamic Architecture Is Masjid Jamek Open to Non-Muslims? Dress Code Opening Hours Entrance Fee How to Get to Masjid Jamek KL Nearby Attractions in Kuala Lumpur Contact information Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad, Kuala Lumpur Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad, Kuala Lumpur History of Masjid Jamek The Jamek Mosque, also known as Masjid Jamek in Malay, is the oldest mosque in Kuala Lumpur and is still in use today. It was originally built by Muslim traders from