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Top 5 New Things to Try in Klang Valley This Week

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If you’re still holding on to the “new year new me” belief and waiting for 2019 to approach while whiling your time away, well, how old school are you? A new year oftentimes means- at least theoretically- a “new you.” However, we often neglect the fact that the turn of a calendar page gives you 52 weeks and 365 days to try new hobbies, experiment with new foods, or learn new skills.

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May the last 5 weeks of 2018 be the plot twist you’ve been waiting for- Read on: Top 5 New Things in Klang Valley for You to Try This Week.

Weekly Food Guide: Top 5 New Things to Try in Klang Valley This Week

Summary

1. Vintage 1988

Klang Valley’s cafes are essentially all about the brews. When it comes to getting the good work done, other factors come into play, and here’s a new café in town for you to settle in for a day or an hour, ordering frequently, tipping well, and getting the good work done.

This deceptively airy space is genuinely beautiful: with all high ceilings and overflowing plants, especially with the sun slanting in from the outside. Reliable WiFi, comfy seating a boon: a space that transforms as the day ebbs away catalyse evening work, or just offer an excuse to take a break.

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Address: 34, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 9.00am- 11.00pm (Sunday- Thursday); 9.00am- 12.00am (Friday & Saturday)

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2. Kungfu Fish

With over 40 restaurants in China and new locations in USA and Canada, Kungfu Fish has finally set foot in Malaysia! Mr Qi Chunhua, the founder of Spicy Kungfu Fish, is a connoisseur of Sichuan food and has travelled across the world, to perfect his craft of grilled fish.

Sharing exquisite flavours and exceptional service worldwide, this namesake eatery specializes in a variety of baked fish and seafood dishes served in a hot pot with authentic traditional spicy flavours from Sichuan, China. Pay them a visit and you’d agree with their tagline- they do serve good fish with a kick.

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Address: GF-8B & 8C, The Waterfront@Parkcity, 5, Persiaran Residen, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Operating Hours: 11.30am- 11.30pm daily

3. Sweeto 思味特

Let’s be honest here, that new year’s resolution to get fit and cut out dessert from your diet, that’s long gone. Klang Valley has a ridiculous amount of amazing desserts that are right under your nose, and here’s a new one definitely worth seeking out. If you’re still struggling between having a warm decadent of Chinese Tong Shui or having a slice of cake to fulfil your sweet desires, Sweet O shall be your next venture.

Serving simplicity with a twist, they have their Tong Shui served in coupe cocktail glasses, making them perfect for the gram. Not just that, they serve boba cakes too, where the milk tea cake is topped with tapioca pearls!

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Address:
39, 1, Jalan Kuchai Maju 8, Kuchai Entrepreneurs Park, 58200 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 12.00pm- 12.00am daily

4. Chuan Yu Steamboat 川渝火锅

If you love Mala Steamboat, consider yourself incredibly lucky. Chuan Yu Steamboat- the flushing newcomer bringing authentic Mala Steamboat all the way from Chong Qing is exceptional, from the atmosphere to the service to the food, which eschews many of the greatest-hit dishes you’ll find everywhere else for more unusual and refined offerings.

Perfect for the indecisive, the divider in their pot allows you to choose 2 soup bases for their total of 4: Mala, Sum Sun, Tomato & Mushroom soup bases.

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Address: 12 & 12-1, Jalan Metro Pudu, Frase Business Centre, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 11.00am- 3.00am daily

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5. Restoran BBQ Thai Aroi

Elevating the humble steamboat to something a little more different, Restoran BBQ Thai Aroi is a game-changer. They take our traditional steamboat up a notch with the obvious accompaniment: BBQ. This is surely one for the indecisive, those who struggle to choose between a simmering cauldron of tasty broths and deeply, grilled marinated meats.

Sit in and you’d agree that it ain’t necessary for a hella good steamboat to be served in a luxurious high-end restaurant. In fact, this humble steamboat & BBQ place does outwin a lot of average outposts out there.

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Photo by Restoran BBQ Thai Aroi
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Address: Jalan Layang- Layang 1, Bandar Puchong Jaya, Puchong
Operating Hours: 5.00pm- 12.30am daily

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Top 5 New Things to Try in Klang Valley This Week

We hope today’s article ‘Weekly Food Guide‘ treated you well. Are there still any new cafes in Klang Valley which you’d like us to visit? Feel free to suggest them to us in the comment below!

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