[2025 Kuala Lumpur Restaurant] Travel Guide for MADAM KWAN'S (Updated Apr)

Madam Kwan’s is the perfect place to experience authentic Malaysian cuisine in a comfortable and inviting setting. The restaurant offers a great selection of traditional dishes, with their Nasi Lemak being an absolute must-try—fragrant coconut rice served with a delicious sambal, crispy anchovies, and tender chicken rendang. I also tried their Nasi Bojari, which came with a flavorful beef rendang and crispy fried chicken, and it did not disappoint. The portion sizes are generous, making it great for sharing. The Curry Laksa was another highlight, with its rich and creamy coconut broth packed with flavor. Service was friendly and efficient, even during peak hours. The ambiance is casual yet elegant, making it suitable for both family gatherings and business lunches. Prices are slightly on the higher side, but the quality of food and portion sizes justify the cost. Overall, if you're looking for a taste of Malaysia’s best dishes in a comfortable setting, Madam Kwan’s is definitely worth a visit!

#2月好去2025 --- ### **Background** Madam Kwan is a well-known Malaysian restaurant in Kuala Lumpur, famous for its traditional and creative Malaysian cuisine. The dishes here are a fusion of Malay, Chinese and Indian flavours, showcasing Malaysia’s multicultural culinary characteristics. --- ### **Food Guide** 1. **Must-eat Highlights**: - **Nasi Lemak**: Rice with rich coconut flavor, served with sambal sauce, fried chicken and peanuts, is the restaurant's signature dish. - **Char Kway Teow**: Fragrant fried kway teow, served with fresh prawns and Chinese sausage, with a rich taste. - **Laksa**: The spicy and sour soup, paired with rice noodles and seafood, has a unique flavor. 2. **Recommended pairing**: - **Drinks**: Teh Tarik or Lemon Tea, refreshing and refreshing. - **Dessert**: Cendol or durian ice cream, the perfect end. --- ### **Transportation Guide** 📍 Address: Multiple branches in Kuala Lumpur, Suria KLCC and Pavilion KL branches are recommended - **LRT**: Take the LRT to "KLCC Station" (Suria KLCC) or "Bukit Bintang Station" (Pavilion KL). - **Grab**: Use the Grab App to call a taxi and simply enter the restaurant name. --- ### **Tips** ⚠️ **Dining Tips**: - The restaurant provides English menus and the waiter can provide recommendations and explanations. - Some dishes are quite spicy. You can ask for the spiciness or adjust it when ordering. 🌞 **Best time**: - There are fewer people before 12 noon or after 2 pm on weekdays, which is suitable for quiet dining. - Go after 7pm to enjoy the lively dining atmosphere. 📵 **Safety Tips**: - Smoking is not allowed in the restaurant, please abide by the regulations. #Kuala Lumpur

【Day 1 Itinerary: Golden Palm Resort】 5-hour flight to Malaysia No activities planned for the first day, just leisurely staying at the resort The resort's architecture is quite unique Unfortunately, the weather was overcast The Strait of Malacca is murky all year round The photos didn't turn out very well In the evening, there was an impressive fire dance performance 【Day 2 Itinerary: Resort Activities → City Farm → Hibiscus Resort】 In the morning, we played ATV, archery, paintball, and batik DIY at the resort I was really looking forward to the batik, but it was quite different from what I did in Japan before They had pre-made wax patterns for you to color with watercolors, and it wasn't washable Then we went to the city farm There were more animals than I expected, and there was a cute alpaca with buck teeth The park was also bigger than I thought But we had to follow the group, so it felt like we left quickly After that, we went to Hibiscus Resort I even wore a red and floral outfit But the resort buildings were all white And a bit dirty and old The photos didn't turn out well I preferred the style of Golden Palm Resort But the food at Hibiscus Resort was better The resort grounds were large There were many small cars in the park An interesting incident was that we hailed a car on the way The driver asked us to take a photo with him and give a good review For his performance XD 【Day 3 Itinerary: Local Product Store → Malay Costume Experience → National Palace → Kwai Chai Hong → Independence Square → High Court → River of Life → Petronas Twin Towers Park → Jalan Alor Night Market】 Today we arrived in Kuala Lumpur Checked in at many attractions But the photo time was very short I hadn't taken enough photos before we had to leave Next time I'll go on a free trip This time I took much fewer photos The most anticipated Malay costume experience There were very few clothes to choose from And I didn't like the styles But luckily, they looked better than I expected 【Day 4 Itinerary: Sleep Experience Pavilion → Chocolate Specialty Store → HOSA Pewter DIY → Batu Caves → Central Market → IOI City Mall】 This day was mostly shopping Shopping stops are inevitable with group tours This time I actually bought a latex mattress I was a bit weak-minded But they gave a lot of gifts, so it felt worth it However, the cheapest one already exceeded our tour fee The pewter DIY was a bit disappointing They were already made and just handed out for polishing Batu Caves were great for photos, the Hindu temple was beautiful The guide treated us to Indian thosai, which was delicious!! Because our group bought 5 mattresses in total, we were very happy XD I originally wanted to reach the top But the time given was too short, so I only climbed a short distance Taking photos below was more important Central Market is a mall They sell a lot of Malay clothes, but they are not cheap My friend and I each bought 2 pieces 【Day 5 Itinerary: Pink Mosque & Prime Minister's Office → China-Malaysia Friendship Garden → Mitsui Outlet】 The best weather of the trip, very sunny First time entering a mosque Women had to wear red robes, which was very hot The area open for visiting inside was very small We came out quickly The photos outside were prettier Putrajaya has many beautiful Islamic buildings Then we went to a mall near the airport The regret this time was not eating Hokkien noodles I'll save the regret for the next trip to Penang or Sabah

#weekendgetaways 📍Address: - Midvalley Megamall, F-052, 1st, Lingkaran Syed Putra, 59200, Kuala Lumpur. 💰Average Price per Person: - RM 30 to RM 50 🕰️Business Hours: - 10 am to 10.30 pm 💞Reasons to Recommend: - Authentic local restaurant that selling Malaysia local foods with a fine dine atmosphere. - Plenty options of Malaysia delicacies inspired by diverse culture of the country. - Vegetarian options are available. Recommended foods: - Signature nasi lemak

#Special Hotel Accommodation Event Madam Kwan's, famous in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! #Kuala Lumpur Restaurant I tasted traditional Malaysian food. The variety of menus was impressive, and the Nasi Lemak was especially delicious. I was able to enjoy the local flavors in a cozy atmosphere. The friendly service was also great!

#100TravelWays #Malaysia #KualaLumpur #Malaysiatrip #Travel #Foodie #MadamKwansSuria #KLCC #Malaysia #KualaLumpur #Gemini #Surf Plaza #Food #Shrimp and Chicken Noodle Soup #Fried Kway Teow #Curry Chicken Store Information Store Name: Madam Kwan's Suria KLCC Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 Address: Kuala Lumpur City Centre, Petronas Twin Tower, Lot 420 421, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia In the afternoon, I took advantage of the break in the hotel to check out restaurants to eat in the evening, and unexpectedly discovered Madam Kwan’s, which is very popular in Malaysia. I happened to be visiting Gemini Tower in the evening, so I came here for a pilgrimage. We arrived at the store at around 8 p.m. and the store was full of people. We were lucky enough to be seated directly after the waiter cleared the table. Later, I saw other bloggers saying that it is best to make an online reservation first, otherwise you will have to wait for a while when you arrive. Because my wife wanted to eat noodles, we ordered shrimp and chicken noodle soup, fried rice noodles with curry chicken and two drinks. The waiter served the dishes shortly after we confirmed the order. The shrimp and chicken noodle soup tasted quite satisfactory. The noodles in the soup were the kind commonly used in Southeast Asia, which melted in the mouth as soon as they were eaten. The fried rice noodles were not heavily seasoned and tasted quite close to the Taiwanese taste. The curry of the curry chicken nuggets was very thick and a little spicy, and was more suitable for rice than noodles. As for the drinks, one cup was grass jelly ice and the other was black coffee, both of which were not bad. Overall, the food taste and service attitude are good, but the price is a bit expensive for noodles. If you are more concerned about CP value, you may be more suitable for vendors or those sold in the morning market. I recommend it to those who want to try or experience famous stores. If you have the chance, go and try it. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟

Madam Kwan’s Restaurant is always an ideal eatery for bringing foreigner guests and introduce them to savor Malaysia signature local food especially Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken or Curry Chicken or Prawn or Squid. Madam Kwan also serve variety of local dishes and desserts. This time I tasted their Musang King Chendol (RM27.90) per bowl - no doubt the price is abit high but worth it. It’s using quality ingredients and the Musang King flesh is amazing.

Madam Kwan’s Nasi Lemak is a must visit if your in KL they have many stores around Malaysia, it’s a must try! This is the Nasi Lemak “Beef Redang”

#2024wish Madam Kwan's not only serves as a haven for authentic Malaysian cuisine but also provides an exquisite dining experience that will leave your taste buds in awe. Warm and inviting ambiance set the perfect tone for a memorable evening. The staff at Madame Kwan's deserve special mention for their attentiveness and warm hospitality. We had satay, Nasi Lemak set and Kuay teow goreng and all of them were good. Overall it was a satisfying meal.

#christmastrip 📍Madam Kwan’s, Pavilion Bukit Jalil Lot 1.43 & 1.67, Pavilion 2 Pusat Bandar, 2, Persiaran Jalil Utama, Bukit Jalil 57000 Kuala Lumpur A must try restaurant while in Malaysia, serving authentic Malaysian food that you wouldn’t want to miss! We went to the outlet in Pavilion Bukit Jalil, love the interior and the decor, so classy and chic, it’s giving the ‘atas’ vibes! Love the food that we ordered: petai fried rice, nasi bojari with fried chicken and prawns! Food served was deliciously good and flavourful (just like Typical Malaysian dishes: full of flavours!), came in a good portion too! Food was also served warm and quite quickly so that’s a plus point! Anyways, would recommend if you’re visiting Malaysia! ✨ #foodie #freehotelstay #localguides #klfoodie

THE LADY OWNER IS A MALAYSIAN CHEF AND BUSINESSPERSON. SHE IS KNOWN AS THE ‘NASI LEMAK QUEEN’ AND IS RECOGNISED FOR ESTABLISHING SAKURA, A RESTAURANT FAMOUS FOR ITS NASI LEMAK AND BEEF RENDANG. SAKURA PROMPTED THE OPENING OF THIS RESTAURANT WHICH IS NOW LED BY HER SON. THE CUISINE AT THIS RESTAURANT IS NOT LIMITED TO ANY PARTICULAR COMMUNITY. IT IS NOT PENANG, MELAKA, PORTUGUESE OR MALAY, IT IS A FUSION OF ALL THE BEST FROM VARIOUS COMMUNITIES IN MALAYSIA. #awesomepic#couplestrip#deliciousfood#foodie#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#cafe#celebratewithtrip#2023travelwish

#celebratewithtrip Madam Kwan was inspired by the rich cultural mix of cuisine in Malaya, she combines elements of these diverse cultures to share her uniquely created Malaysian cuisine for all food lovers to enjoy. It is located at Lot 420,421, KLCC, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, at the Suria shopping mall, and is open daily 1100-2200. They will provide a QR code for you to scan and order foods, i had ordered a nasi lemak with curry chicken, a beef rendang and a black and white ( soya bean with glass jelly ). The ahchar tastes very good, the nasi lemak rice is also very fragrant, curry chicken is normal, the beef rendang is the shredded type, making it taste very juicy, tender and aroma.

Out with friends during lunch hour. Food at Madam Kwan's is one of my favourite 😘 I love their fried dumplings and banana fritters, on top of that is their signature dish, Nasi Bojari. If you ever come down to KL, you should try this. They have outlet in KLCC & Pavilion. #deliciousfood#café