Nick Clarke@nazhamid have you published any of your recommendations in and around KL in a concise place? Or should I just start trawling your history? I'm going for the first time in about a decade
@nazhamid this is perfect. Thank you so much! I think the only thing missing from the list that I'd be interested in, if you have a place, is old school morning dim sum?
@nazhamid and yeah obviously going north would be great. I might still go that way and fly down. In a perfect world I like over landing everywhere. It's very fun that way.
naz@nickolasclarke Agree. More serendipity and ease of timetable.
@nickolasclarke This, I am not up on. I think the good spots in the old school vein wouldn’t be pork-free so my family doesn’t tend to go to dim sum much. Haven’t been to a proper spot in KL since I was a teen there. Google or a search would probably work out.
Maybe something on KLFoodie?
10 Best Dim Sum Spots In KL & Selangor (2024 Guide) - KL Foodie
It’s dim sum for the win! Essentially made up of small trays consisting of steamed dumplings and other fried snack dishes, dim sum is a traditional Chinese meal that is often shared among loved ones during breakfast. Accompanied with Chinese tea, dim sum is considered to be one of the most popular forms of Cantonese …
Adrianna Tan@nickolasclarke @nazhamid Yat Pan for dimsum. But it’s in kepong. Might be worth it for a morning out in the burbs. Downtown has more halal / fancy options. I really like Jalan Pudu for food.
One of my fave restaurants anywhere is Lau Heong in Sentul.
And all the burger Ramly.
KL also has great Yemeni and Syrian food now. For obvious reasons (war). I can look up options I liked if that’s interesting.
@skinnylatte @nazhamid certainly! Send it allllll