Best Chinese Restaurants in KL

If you are a picky eater, then Mosaic at Mandarin Oriental Kuala Lumpur will be a great choice for you. Boasting with a wide range of menu from both Oriental and Western specialties, it will definitely cater to the needs of even the pickiest ones out there. Just in case you are also very cautious on how your food is prepared, then you are in luck because you will be able to watch the chefs cook and do it all from their cooking stations that is only a few yards away from your seat. The place is designed in a Peranakan way with luxurious looking furnitures that offers some cultural sensibility. So what are you waiting for? Make haste and come over to have your taste buds tickled to a frenzy!  And while you're at it, pick up some of Mandarin Oriental's amazing mooncakes in light of the Mooncake Festival!

If you are craving for luxurious Chinese food in Kuala Lumpur, then Li Yen should be in your list. Why? Because this place is an award-winning restaurant that offers great and delicious Cantonese cuisines for lunch as well as the Ala Carte for dinner. Their signature dish is most definitely their sumptuous dim sums so be sure to try them out! 

Should you be there to celebrate an event, then you have nothing to worry about because they have three private dining rooms exclusively for private and or social functions. While you are at it, you can also request for the traditional Chinese 'yangqing' performance to be performed to you live for that extra wonderful experience. 

If you have been in Kuala Lumpur for a while now, you might have heard of the Lemon Garden Cafe. It is located in the luxurious Shangri-La Hotel and is one of the most popular all day restaurants that offer a variety of local and international cuisine. They are also known to prepare their dishes meticulously with great attention to detail and using only top quality ingredients. The food here is always prepared in stations by interactive chefs that is not too far from dining customers just for a little extra show within a contemporary setting. 

This is another restaurant that you should include in your list if you so crave for Chinese food, or Dim Sum in particular. They specialise in classic Cantonese dishes that is highly inspired by the ancestral delicacies from the 19th century. 

The interior is equally stunning as the food. Customers will be welcomed by high ceilings, lavish chandeliers and beautifully crafted flooring. Diners are given the liberty to watch experienced chefs prepare their food in an open kitchen such as the black pepper beef tenderloin and delicious handmade dim sum.