Top Pick Ramadan Buffet & Restaurant for Break Fast in Malaysia

There will be less than a week before our fellow Muslim friends in Malaysia to celebrate Eid Al Fitr (Hari Raya).

So, I thought did jot down my top pick Ramadan buffet / break fast in Malaysia. The full review is available at the link.

Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside has been always my 1st choice when it comes to buffet Ramadan. This year, I had the opportunity to be part of their Ramadan Magical Nights. What else you ask for other than beautiful hotel, cozy environment and delicious food? For me, Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside is a must come place every year to satisfy my buffet Ramadan thirst.

With over 100 Malaysian and International dishes plus 7 forms of live entertainment every Ramadan evening, you would be delighted with this new and innovative way in which to celebrate the upcoming Ramadan. Compared to other places offering a Ramadan feast as well, this year, Pullman Putrajaya Lakeside has prepared a different mood and ambiance; mimicking the traditional "rumah terbuka".

KL Tower : More info

Have you ever wondered what’s the feel of having your meal while looking at the view of Kuala Lumpur? Not to mention the sunset too? Yesterday, I was having my Iftar with my fiancé at Megaview Menara KL (KL Tower Megaview).

This is the tips. If you add on RM20, you can go to skybox & skydeck. I went there before and trust me. It's really cool! My experience :http://bit.ly/1r6fnZ4

The Ramadhan Buffet is priced at RM99++ for adult and RM59++ for child. From 11 June to 3 July 2016, starting from 6.30 pm to 10.00 pm at Mega View Banquet Hall, KL Tower. Enjoy the early bird special with FREE entrance ticket to Sky Deck when you purchase the buffet before 27 May 2016. Free for child from 1 to 3 years old and free entrance to KL Tower Observation Deck. 

You can also enjoy ‘Kampung’ cuisines and many other mouth-watering delicacies carefully crafted by Chef Ismail, and don’t miss the opportunity to meet him every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday to complete your “Buka Puasa” experiences at KL Tower!

Mr Tuk Tuk : More info

For those who have been to Bangkok before there's only two things that you will miss most. Food and shopping. Personally, I prefer how does Bangok bring out their culture into the food. Fret not, you can get original Thailand cuisine here in Mr. Tuk Tuk. With the new outlet they launched last Friday, Mr. Tuk Tuk Sunway Pyramid is their second outlet after Setia City Mall. Personally, I would rate this Malaysia Thai Street Food 8/10.

In conjunction to Mr. Tuk Tuk's grand opening at Subway Pyramid, you can now redeem ONE scoop of ice cream at only RM1 with any order of rice, noodle and set meal!

*Promo ends on 30th June 2016.

*Only available at this new Sunway Pyramid outlet.

If you happen to be in IOI City Mall Putrajaya, I strongly advise you to give  57 Hotpot & Asian Cuisine Restaurant a try. Basically, it is all about steamboat and Asian cuisine. Located on the second floor at IOI City Mall, the restaurant had a really nice decoration, unique 'peacock' design and theme. 

Ibis Hotel : More info

I was invited by my neighbor, Ibis Hotel KL Cheras Ramadan Buffet to try out their new buffet Ramadan. Personally, I love the environment whereby you can choose to dine either open air or air conditioning. My colleague and I kind of impress with what they serve. To be honest, they do not have big space for the customer to dine yet they're still cozy and I do enjoy every moment I had.

 Rymba Haven : More info

Nilai reminds me about my University life. I used to study in Nilai University and live in Nilai for almost 3 years. Well, live in Nilai I would say much less stress due to their environment. Everything is green, but there's still have hypermarket such as Giant, etc.

I was invited by Rymba Haven to try their Iftar Ramadan. To be honest, I'm so excited to see what they have and I'm glad I could drop by Nilai once again.


Overall, I would rate 7/10 for the venue. I quite like their concept and of course their "jungle" feel. 8/10 for the services and 6/10 for the food. I believe they could do much better than what I had yesterday. Maybe it was their first day of the event and I really hope I would have the opportunity to drop by again in future.

Kajang is well known for their Satay. What if, I tell you there have something worth to dine other than Satay? But if you really crave for Kajang Satay, they do sell too. So, where to dine in Kajang? I would recommend  Restoran Kantan Hotplate.


Recently we were invited by an old school singer, Amir Pearl. He invited us to try his new restaurant known as  Kantan Hotplate. Well, he just runs this restaurant for 23 days. They served West Asia cuisine. A combination of Western and Cuisine.

Personally, I give 5/10 for their Asian food and 7/10 for their Western food.