Vintry Kuala Lumpur at Jalan Kasah. Finish off your dinner with one of the selected cheeses, mostly French. While the steak was average, the cheese and the way they presented it was really remarkable.

Actually, you didn't feel like having a dinner in Malaysia, it could have been in France or Spain. The place is very cosy, nice decoration, just the wine bottles are all kept in a standing up position and the temperature might not always be the appropriate one. But still it is a very good option if you fancy a dinner with a good bottle of wine.

Best Restaurants & Food to Eat in Kepong. DOUBLE SEVEN NIGHT ‘DAI CHAO' 孖柒夜市大炒. Double Seven's dai chao stall has been our go-to place for whenever we feel like having a proper meal, yet won't put a dent in the wallet.

The Fish Head Curry here is a favorite of mine and it's also available in Toman fish slices. For RM20 you get a generous serving with loads of vege thrown in, so much so that you don't even need to order a separate vege dish. Other recommended dishes include lemon chicken, salted egg squid and kangkung belacan. Restoran Double Seven, Jalan 3/36, Taman Sri Bintang.

Nice environment and feel like having vacation more than confinement as you don't need worry about your baby and the food you eat. Nurse and nanny take good care about baby, food portion is big and tasty, the postnatal massage is also really good!

Had a great time here! – Shareen So.

I guess badminton will always be a part of a Malaysian's life - either watching or playing. Challenger is a sport centre that provides up to 20 badminton courts for rent at a reasonable price per hour.

Do not that it is cheaper during the weekdays because weekends, especially evenings, are usually full. It is best to book a day or two before hand. There are also futsal courts and table tennis available if you feel like having a change from playing badminton.