Best Chinese Restaurants in KL

Restoran Sun Chui Yuen has been a household name among the locals for a quite some time. The ambience is rather simple and unpretentious but the food here is no less of deserving an applause. Your first and last hurdle would be selecting your dishes from the extensive menu. We recommend starting with their shark fin soup and moving forward with black pepper crab and salted egg tiger prawns. Another scoring point here is the wide selection of grilled seafood as well as other Malaysian delights like satay. And don’t be stressed up by the pricing, it's known to be reasonable. 

Craving for seafood? Restaurant HanKee has got your back! To the Chinese, fish represents good wealth and fortune therefore steamed fish appears in almost every feast. This restaurant located at the bustling streets of Jalan Sultan is well known for serving fresh seafood like fish, clams, squids etc. This is definitely a place to stop by for affordable and authentic Chinese cuisine.

If you are an adventurous one, whether in terms of scouring for food or expressing yourself, you must definitely give Opium KL a try. It started operating in 2014 and is located on the busy streets of Changkat, Bukit Bintang. This place places their focus on Asian delights while creating unique twists to the dishes such as the Phoenix Dumpling, Fern Leaf Salad with Grilled Prawns, Curry Spaghettini with Salmon, Angus Beef Rendang, and of course, the signature Beef Brisket & Tendon Stew among a few others. The interior is nothing short of awe-inspiring, and is Inspired by the Opium regimes of the east. If you see the place furnished with ancient artefacts such as an opium bed in the Rose Room, pipes and huge Chinese wine pots, pretty sure it is self explanatory. They also strive to be a the place for people to unwind and chill with great food so if you are looking for this, this is one place you should visit. 

If you are familiar with Chinese cuisine, Gong Bao Chicken is of no exception on the menu of a typical Chinese restaurant! But Taste of Chicken Pot serves their Gong Bao Chicken in a special way -- either dry version, with soup or it can be eaten as steamboat! They have Herbal Gongbao Chicken too if you like the strong herbal taste.