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As human beings, we are forever testing and experimenting new ways of enjoying our meals, enhancing its tastes and inventing new ways of enjoying them. There are also those who are innovating new cooking methods to bring out certain tastes you never knew exist. From the weird and the innovative, here are 10 of the most experimental dining experiences in KL that you can experience and satisfy your curiosity: Jibril @SS15, Subang Jaya Image: timeout.com Jibril is a speakeasy in the sense that it’s a hidden bar, behind the Sangkaya ice cream parlour in SS15. However, the kick is, it’s completely halal, meaning all the drinks and food are clean, alcohol free and pork free. They are best known for their mocktails like the Potter, Monroe and Gandhi, as well as butter chicken rice. 25 SS15/4B, Selangor 47500 Opening hours: Mon-Thurs: 12noon-12midnight Fri: 2.30pm-12midnight Sat & Sun: 12noon-12midnight Top Catch Fisheries Image: worldofbuzz.com If you fancy a fresh breakfast of sashimi, head on over to Top Catch at OUG and you’ll find the freshest cuts of fish including salmon, butterfish, yellowtail, scallops and sea urchin served with some light soy sauce. Breakfast has never been this fresh! 17, Jalan Hujan Rahmat, Overseas Union Garden (OUG), Kuala Lumpur 58200 Opening hours: Tues- Sunday: 7.30 am – 1.00pm Dining in the Dark Image: theculturetrip.com One of the most outlandish dining experiences in KL, this restaurant actually lets you eat in the dark, as they believe that food can be enjoyed using the all the senses apart from sight. As you dine, you’ll be guided by special “Darkness Experts” and your menu will be a complete surprise. 46 Changkat Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur Opening hours: Mon- Sun: 6pm – 9.30pm Gajah Tiga Café Image: eatdrink.my If you thought that regional Malay and Indonesian dishes were boring and limited, let Gajah Tiga change your mind with their fusion twists on traditional cuisine. Here you’ll find modern twists like rending pasta and spicy crab aglio olio.Their Butterscotch pancakes come highly recommended too! 156-00-01,Kompleks Maluri, Jalan Jejaka, Taman Maluri, 55100 Kuala Lumpur. Opening hours: Mon to Fri : 10am-10pm Sat: 10am to 5pm HeliLoung Bar Image: timeout.com The HeliLounge bar is divided into two sections, one of which is an actual and functioning helipad that you can climb up to. As you dine, you’ll be able to get a 360° view of KL and enjoy the city when it gets dark and all the light are glimmering beneath you. 34th Floor, Menara KH, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur Opening Hours: Mon-Wed, 6pm-12midnight; Thu, 6pm-2am Fri-Sat, 6pm-3am Atmosphere 360 @ KL Tower Image: atmosphere360.com.my Located one floor above the viewing deck, Atmosphere 360 is one of the oldest unique dining experiences in KL. Be enthralled by the sights or Kuala Lumpur down below as you very slowly rotate while having your meal. Food is usually served buffet style and all day long. Menara Kuala Lumpur, Jalan Puncak, 50250 Kuala Lumpur Opening hours: Mon to Sun: 10am – 11pm Huck’s Café Image: says.com This café, which is really a restaurant, is housed in a bungalow in Bangsar. It’s the brainchild of Mr. Huck Seng, who is not professionally trained as a chef, but churns out some of the most creative fusion dishes out there, combining Asian, Hungarian, Mexican and any other flavours that catches his fancy. Basically, you’ll have to make a booking first and then show up to taste whatever the chef comes up with, which is usually extremely worth the visit. 22 Jalan Abdullah, Off Jalan Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, 59000 Opening hours: Tues-Sun, 7pm-11pm Plate Culture, Malaysia Image: plateculture.com Rather than being just a single restaurant or chef, Plate Culture is a revolutionary practice sweeping the globe, and Malaysia is not left out. Basically Plate Culture allows you as the customers to browse the Plate Culture website, choose and pay a host, and then enter and dine at you host’s home, where they’ve prepared a meal for you. Anywhere Opening hours: Depending on host Lepaq Lepaq Image: timeout.com Now this has got to be one of the most creative cafes to have opened in KL in the last few years. What’s made them famous were the viral photos of their ‘Rainy Day Coffee’, a cup of steaming coffee with cotton candy hanging over it and dripping into the coffee . Another one of their must-try creation is the nasi lemak cheesecake, uniquely outlandish but delicious. 6, Jalan Ceylon, Bukit Ceylon, 50200 Kuala Lumpur Opening hours: Mon to Fri: 10am-11pm Sat to Sun: 9am -11pm Subak Image: vkeong.com Nestled in one of the green lungs of KL is this Balinese eatery that is organic in both taste and design. Expect to dine amidst lush greenery, and be pampered by dishes that are inspired by Balinese cooking, but with a modern twist. There are also plenty of western cuisine to choose from, as you take in the restaurant’s rustic settings. Jalan Penchala Indah, Bukit Lanjan, 60000 Kuala Lumpur. Opening hours: Mon to Sun: 11am -11pm

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