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(11 Jln Tun HS Lee; chapati RM1.20; 6.30am-6.30pm Mon-Sat; Masjid Jamek)
Chapatis are freshly
made at the entrance to this no-frills, self-serve cafe that offers one of the cheapest places
to snack in the area.
SANGEETHA$
( 03-2032 3333; 65 Lr Ampang; meals RM10; 8am-11pm; ; Masjid Jamek)
This well-run veget-
arian restaurant serves lots of South Indian delights such as
idli
(savoury, soft, fermented-
rice-and-lentil cakes) and
masala dosa
(rice-and-lentil crepes stuffed with spiced pota-
toes).
INDIAN
LOKL$$
INTERNATIONAL, MALAY
(
http://loklcoffee.com
;
30 Jln Tun HS Lee; mains RM14-20; ; Masjid Jamek)
From its clever name
(local, geddit?) and slick design to its tasty twists on, well, local comfort foods, such as its
cholesterol-bomb deep-fried Hainanese-meatloaf sandwich and dessert toasties, LOKL
ticks all of the right boxes. Its local coffee comes from Kluang, and its Western-style brew
is Illy.
LA VIE EN ROSE$$$
FRENCH
( 03-2078 3883;
www.cuisine-studio.net
/; 39 Jln Raja Chulan; mains RM40-80; noon-2.30pm & 6.30-10.30pm
Tue-Fri, 10am-10.30pm Sat & Sun; ; KL Tower)
Based in an airy bungalow with terrace over-
looking Bukit Nanas and KL Tower, this stylish place is best for a lazy weekend brunch
(from RM50) when there's free flow of breads and pasteries from the restaurant's own
bakery.
ATMOSPHERE 360$$$
MALAY, INTERNATIONAL
( 2020 2020;
www.atmosphere360.com.my
;
Menara KL, 2 Jln Puncak; buffet lunch/afternoon tea/dinner RM88/58/
198; noon-2.30pm & 6.30-11pm; KL Tower)
Watch KL pass by from this revolving restaurant
atop Menara KL (KL Tower). The lunch and dinner buffets feature a wide range of Malay
dishes and are consistently good. Book for evening meals, especially sunset dining.
There's a dress code but the staff will provide men wearing shorts with a sarong (to cover
the legs).
CUISINE GOURMET BY NATHALIE$$$
FRENCH
