Other entertainment in Kuala Lumpur
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Golden Screen Cinemas
Book a seat in Gold Class (RM40) for La-Z-boy–style reclining chairs and drinks service.
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Urban Attic
Shaping up to be CapSquare’s social hub is this partially open-air bar and live-music space. It’s a fine hangout and has hosted KL’s sporadic Pecha Kucha (www.pecha-kucha.org/cities/kuala-lumpur) nights – show-and-tell sessions with local creatives – in the past, too.
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Quattro
Drift from spring, through summer, autumn and winter at this season-themed bar, lounge, restaurant and club complex. On the hour you can make a dash through an indoor rain shower – umbrellas are provided! They also have live music Tuesday to Saturday.
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Palate Palette
Gotta love a place that offers curry popcorn and a drink called Kick in the Nuts. Colourful, creative, quirky and super-cool this cafe-bar is a great place to eat (mains RM10 to RM30), drink, play board games, and check out KL’s boho crowd.
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Lecka Lecka
Among the several pavement cafe-bars lining Bintang Walk, Lecka Lecka, outside Starhill Gallery, seduces with its wafting chiffon curtains, soft seats and trademark ice creams. Alternatively, puff on a hubble bubble or sip a cocktail.
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The Apartment Downtown
Imagine you actually live at the KLCC at this convivial lounge-like cafe-bar space with outdoor seating overlooking the park – it’s a lovely spot to revive after a hard day’s shopping at the mall.
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OM
Standing for Old Malaya the breezy OM cafe-bar is decorated with antique painted-tin poster ads and has a bar inlaid with a great collection of cigarette packets from around the world.
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J Co Donuts & Coffee
The wacky donut creations may have cheesy names (Tira Miss U or Mona Pisa anyone?), but they look so damn tasty that it’s difficult to pass this fried dough and coffee operation by.
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Skybar
Head to the rooftop pool area of this hotel for a grand circle view across to the Petronas Towers – it’s the perfect spot for sundowner cocktails or late-night flutes of bubbly.
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Social
Classy sports bar offering pool tables and good food as well as the booze. There’s also a branch on Changkat Bukit Bintang ([tel] 2142 7021; 28 Changkat Bukit Bintang).
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Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre
Lots of interesting work is staged at this modern performing-arts complex set in the landscaped grounds of Sentul West in the north of the city.
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Orange Club
Prince World KL organises big gay dance parties several times a year - they're usually held at Orange Club.
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Oblique
Non-straight club that sees a twinky crowd feverishly juggling their stuff to hard house and techno. You'll find it beneath Modestos.
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Loft
Loft is the most enduring of Asian Heritage Row’s clubbing offerings. A catwalk allows podium queens to showcase their dance moves.
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Cloth and Clef
Live music and DJ bar that’s trying to do something a bit different and more edgy; play DJ at their monthly ‘It’s My iPod’ events.
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Time Out Comedy Thursday
It’s always a packed house for this monthly stand-up gig by some of the funniest guys (and occasional girl) in KL.
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Luk Yu Tea House
Swing by Starhill Gallery for a premium brew inside a charming traditional Chinese teahouse.
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Garçon
For Sunday-night gay clubbers this session at the glam Maison is the place to be seen.
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Loft
Loft is the most enduring of Asian Heritage Row’s clubbing offerings. A catwalk allows podium queens to showcase their dance moves.
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Golden Screen Cinemas
Book a seat in Gold Class (RM40) for La-Z-boy–style reclining chairs and drinks service.
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