Yakiniku is Japanese for “grilled meat”. Yakiniku focuses on the quality of the meat with dipping sauces to enhance its flavors. Today, it is commonly referred to the Japanese style of cooking bite sized meat over wood charcoal. This style of BBQ restaurants first opened in Osaka and Tokyo in 1945 before making its way across the world.

For those who enjoy meat, you will definitely enjoy this list of 8 Yakiniku Places For The Best Japanese BBQ Experience In KL & PJ.

1. Taisyu Yakiniku

Taisyu Yakiniku is definitely one of the cheapest places that you can find in KL for Japanese BBQ. A plate of meat cuts can go as low as RM10. If you are looking a BBQ meal that is a bang for a buck with a super chill ambiance, this is the place to go. Some of the must try are their pork belly (RM10 per plate) and beef tongue.

Address: Seputeh Center Court, Plaza Faber, Jalan Desa Jaya, Taman Desa, 58100 Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: Tuesday to Sunday (6PM – 12PM); closed on Monday

2. Shin Nihon

Shin Nihon was founded in Nihonbashi, Tokyo before making its way to Malaysia. They are always packed especially on Friday and weekends. Therefore making a reservation is highly advisable. They are on the pricier side—expect to pay at least RM150 per head depending what you order. All in all, Shin Nihon is one of a lifetime experience, to taste charcoal grilled beef the traditional Japanese way.

Address: 26, Jalan 24/70A, Desa Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur
Operating Hours: 5.30pm – 1am; Sat-Sun 12pm – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 1am

3. Gyutaro Yakiniku

Located in Publika, Gyutaro Yakiniku is one of the latest yakiniku restaurant in town. Menu here are free from pork and lard, therefore it is suitable for people who don’t consume pork. Price wise, Gyutaro is slightly affordable but still bring quality beef to its customer, with their Australian Wagyu beef as the star.

Address: Publika, A2-UG1-01, 1, Jalan Dutamas 1, Solaris Dutamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 5pm – 12am, daily

4. Kannichikan Yakiniku

Kannichikan Yakiniku was founded by Mr Leow, a fellow Malaysian who has been working in Japan for a while. You get to have a “cook-it-yourself” experience with good variety of beef cuts. If you are up to splurge a little, you can opt to try more premium ingredients like prime beef tongue, A grade Wagyu beef and Wagyu Short Ribs.

Address: 14, Jalan 27/70a, Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 10.30pm, daily

5. Yakiniku Toraji

Before it became what it is today, Yakiniku Toraji started off back in 1995, at a small backstreet in Ebisu, Tokyo. Today they have grown to having more than 70 outlets across the globe. They are best known for their top notch Australian beef that is further enhanced with Toraji’s secret house-made marinade and sauce. Do follow their social media channels, as they do offer free-flow buffet for price less than RM180 per pax.

Address: Piccolo Galleria, 101, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11:00am – 3:00pm, 6:00pm – 11:00pm, daily

6. ROCKU Yakiniku

For those who enjoy barbecue but not the smoke, Rocku Yakiniku is the place to be as its smokeless roasters guarantee a smokeless dining experience. This is usually the first restaurant that pops up when you think “Yakiniku Located in only 1 Utama and Pavilion KL, you can indulge in their buffet of tantalizing cuts of meat and seafood in the company of their live entertainment.

Address: 1 Utama Shopping Centre, LOT F355/356/357, 1 Utama Shopping Centre, First Floor, Rainforest, 47800 Malaysia
Operation Hours: Monday – Sunday: 11.00am to 11.00pm

Address: Pavillion, Lot 07.01.03 , Dining Loft @ Level 7, Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, 168 Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 11am – 11pm, Mon-Thurs, 11am – 12am, Fri-Sat, 11am – 11pm, Sun

7. Wagyu Kokoro Halal Yakiniku

Wagyu Kokoro is the first halal Yakiniku restaurant in Malaysia. Everything they serve here, from the ramen broth to the sauces, are all Halal certified. Besides that, there’s no alcohol served at all in the premise. At Wagyu Kokoro, you can find premium quality Japanese wagyu beef grade A4 to A5. A5 is strongly suggested, but it comes with a steep price. Nonetheless, once in a while, try it!

Address: Jalan Teknologi 2/1C Signature Park, Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: 12pm- 3pm, 6pm -11pm, closed on Mondays

8. Tokyo Bijin Yakiniku

Most yakiniku places are lack of non beef choices. But over here in Tokyo Bijin Yakiniku, they serve wide selections of meat including pork, seafood and chicken, which makes it an ideal place to hang out with non beef eater. Go for the unmarinated meats (so the salt option) to enjoy the meat at its pure form. It’s also note worthy that Tokyo Bijin Yakiniku is one of the few yakiniku restaurants in Subang, hence they are always packed. Don’t forget to make reservation in advance.

Address: 15G, Jalan SS15/5A, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor
Operation Hours: 5.30pm – 12am

The post 8 Yakiniku Places For The Best Japanese BBQ Experience In KL & PJ appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

The Champ Kitchen is a Chinese restaurant located in Solaris Mont Kiara that specialises in Braised Pork Knuckle. The dishes were cooked based on a family recipe originated from the Fujian province of China. It has been passed down for generations since the late 1940s.

That said, it’s a no brainer to order their Drunken Pork Knuckle (RM48 for small/2-4pax) when you’re in The Champ Kitchen. This dish is cooked via traditional cooking methods, which includes tying, oiling, colouring, then braised in a pot for approximately 72 hours.

The Drunken Pork Knuckle is flamed up after a generous amount of Chinese white wine was poured over upon serving. The purpose of this “cooking show” is to further enhance the flavour of their pork knuckle.

The pork knuckle was hands down one of the best pork dishes we’ve ever tasted in Klang Valley. It was melt-in-your-mouth tender, you barely need to chew.

The braised sauce was thick and moderately salty. It’s important to note that the Drunken Pork Knuckle is cooked with natural ingredients and without any added MSG. Hence we didn’t feel any sense of thirst at all after eating it.

Pork is not the only item you can order at The Champ Kitchen because the restaurant also serves lamb which is equally as good.

The Slow-braised NZ Lamb Belly with Fermented Bean Curd Sauce (RM45.50) is what we were talking about. Just like the pork knuckle, it was unbelievably tender; you could cut through them with your spoon. We can’t believe this is a mutton dish as the meat was so soft.

Feel free to enjoy both dishes with Pork Lard Rice (RM3.50) or Ru Rou Rice (RM9).

For a unique pairing with lesser carb intake, try out the the Pork Kunckle Bun (RM7.50 each)! This is a crispy fried mantou paired with juicy pork knuckle meat which complemented each other so well.

The Champ Kitchen also serves dishes that are catered to individual consumption, such as Pork Knuckle Rice (RM15), Curry Pork Knuckle Rice (RM15), and Pork Knuckle Spicy Noodle (RM23.50).

Among all 3 ala carte dishes, we reckon the two rice dishes would satisfy those who come to dine in The Champ Kitchen during lunch hour, as both dishes are fuss free and you can eat without the fear of smudging your office attire.

More Info

The Champ Kitchen

7-G, Jalan Solaris, Off Jalan Duta Kiara
50480 Kuala Lumpur.

Operating Hours: 11.00AM – 3.00PM, 6.00PM – 11PM, Daily

The post The Champ Kitchen @ Solaris Mont Kiara appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

The Majapahit in Arcoris Mont Kiara serves traditional and modern fusion of Southeast Asian cuisine. Despite marketing themselves as a Thai-Indonesian restaurant, the menu also made up of other Southeast Asian dishes from Malaysia and Vietnam.

To ensure the authenticity of its food, The Majapahit appointed an Indonesian chef who has extensive cooking experience for more than 25 years in Indonesian cuisine. On top of that, the chef previously served at the award-winning Thai restaurant Ginger in Kuala Lumpur.

The restaurant’s high ceiling, extensive windows and pleasant decor allows lots of room for natural light and beautiful Instagram pictures.

In order to enjoy The Majapahit dishes to the fullest, it is best to come here in big groups, ideally among 4 to 6 person because many items on the menu are meant for sharing. For instance the Satay of Southeast Asia (RM52), Curry Galore (RM52), The Royal Wings (RM48).

Satay of Southeast Asia

The platter comes with Balinese fish satay, Malaysian chicken satay, Indonesian beef satay and Vietnamese sugarcane prawn with homemade dipping sauces.

Curry Galore

Feast on four signature curry in The Majapahit; Thai Red Curry Beef, Thai Green Curry Chicken, Indonesian Squid Curry and Malaysian Prawn Curry served with chapati bread and cassava crackers.

The Royal Wings

A trio of juicy chicken wings tossed in Indonesian Sweet Sauce, Malaysian Spicy Sambal and Thai Sauce.

Sharing dishes are also available here for “tai chou” style dining experience. For butter chicken fans, their Coconut Butter Chicken (RM25) is highly suggested. Here, the butter gravy was cooked with margarine, cream, and coconut milk. As a result the dish is more thick and flavoured packed compared with the regular butter chicken.

Tom Yam is a must when it comes to Thai food, and The Majapahit’s Spicy Seafood Tom Yam (RM32) was exceptional. We presumed that the spiciness would be toned down because of its expatriate demographic, turns out we were wrong. A generous amount of prawns, squids and fishes submerged in the spicy soup which was fragrant with lemongrass and kaffir lime.

One of the restaurant’s signature dish is the iconic Crispy Flying Fish (RM52). The fish was presented beautifully and deep fried till crispy, served together with sweet and spicy dark sauce.

Thai Stir-fried Baby Kailan (RM29) 

Vietnamese Drip Coffee (RM13)

Overall, it was a positive experience and we were quite satisfied with the food and service despite the fact this was an invited review. So, if you’re looking for somewhere special to celebrate a birthday, an anniversary or a special gathering, The Majapahit Restaurant is a good option.

More Info

G8, G9 & G10, Ground Level,
Arcoris Mont’ Kiara,
10, Jalan Kiara, Mont’ Kiara,
50480 Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours: 12.00PM – 3.00PM, 5.00PM – 12.00AM

The post The Majapahit Restaurant & Bar @ Arcoris Mont Kiara appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

Meat The Porkers had always been on our MUST TRY Indian restaurant list. Fortunately for us, the founder Mr. Herukh recently invited us to sample some of the restaurant’s classic as well as some new dishes.

If we are not mistaken, Meat The Porkers is the first Porky Indian restaurant in Malaysia and possibly Southeast Asia. Think of the place to get your pork craving fixed, Indian style. Mr. Herukh is also the brain behind the popular Fierce Curry House which is why we knew the food here is going to be freaking delicious.

Mr. Herukh explained to us on how each pork cuts are carefully selected to compliment the nature of a particular dish. Simply put, Meat The Porkers does not simply add pork in Indian dishes just for the sake of being unique. Instead, multiple research and development is done before selecting a pork cut for a particular dish.

The Tandoori Pork Ribs (RM48) is a perfect example of Meat The Porkers executing a porky infused dish perfectly. The pork ribs was quite tender and well marinated, we can even taste the strong tandoori flavours inside the pork’s flesh. We thought this was one of the best dishes in the restaurant as we enjoy the well marinated flavours and tenderness of the pork ribs.

While the Tandoori Pork Ribs was flavourful on its own, it is still served with traditional mint sauce, homemade tamarind sauce and shredded coconut.

Unlike most tandoori dishes in restaurant, the tandoori pork ribs at Meat The Porkers are freshly roasted in the clay oven upon ordering. This will ensure the tandoori flavours is fresh well marinated inside the flesh.

We were told by Mr. Herukh that Tandoori Pork Ribs was one of the hardest dishes to get right. The rib doesn’t stay on the metal stick while coking in the tandoori oven, hence a potato is impaled at the edge of the metal to ensure the ribs stays on the stick while cooking.

Of course, to complete Tandoori experience we had their Bacon Cheese Naan (RM15). This is yet another dish where pork-infusion done right. The bacon and cheese adds much needed dept and flavours. The naan was delightfully tasty and amazingly crispy just the way we love it.

One of the most known dish is Siew Yoke Biryani Rice (RM28) which went viral last year due to its uniqueness. Thanks to the viral effect and taste to back it up, this dish is still going strong today.  Taste-wise, the rice was fluffy and aromatic as it was infused with strong spices. The siew yoke was tender and was well-infused in the biryani flavours.

The crispy part of siew yoke was served separately to avoid it from turning soggy during the cooking process. Overall, we were satisfied with the Siew Yoke Briyani and we could see why it is so popular.

Palak Paneer (RM22) and Pork Rogan Josh (RM28) was pretty alright as well. We loved the addition of feta cheese as it blended well with the Palak Paneer’s consistency. The Pork Rogan Josh was a little too spicy to our liking but still quite flavourful.

Another gravy-based dish we had was the Butter Pork (RM30). Taste-wise, this was one of the dish we’ve tried in Meat the Porkers. The pork was cooked to perfection with roasted tomato, butter and spices which resulted in a thick and creamy texture. It was mildly spicy and just one sip of this amazing gravy was enough to tantalize our taste buds.

As a part of their new menu, Meat the Porkers is introducing a number of Mexican influenced dishes such as Chicken 65 Tacos (RM30).

In hindsight we probably should have gotten the porky taco instead of chicken. Anyway, the Chicken 65 Taco is stuffed with boneless chicken, chunks of homemade sauce and Mexican tomato salsa. We found the chicken to be nicely seasoned and cooked well as it was quite tender and flavourful.

More Info 

Meat The Porkers
D1-G3-5 Jalan Dutamas 1,
Solaris Dutamas,
50480, Kuala Lumpur.

Cuisine: Indian/Indian Fusion
Operating Hours: 12.00PM – 3.30PM, 6.00PM – 10.30PM, closed Tuesdays

Read also: This Restaurant Serves Seafood Cajun With Black Pepper Durian Sauce And It Is Freaking Delicious

The post You Can Try Tandoori Pork Ribs At This First Porkilicious Indian Restaurant In KL appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

Nooks by Baker Dave is one of our favourite cafes to visit in the Klang Valley. This is mainly because dining here always gives out warm and relaxing vibes. More importantly, you will be served by locals or by the owner, Mr David himself. A revisit to Nooks by Baker Dave last weekend was a pleasant one as food and service quality was still up to par.

One of our favourite dishes here is Spicy Carbonara (RM21) and it tasted just as delicious as it was a year ago. While the pasta sauce by itself was already creamy, the creative addition of raw egg yolk gave out an even more rich and thick flavours.

We were incredibly surprise on how generous the café was with the toppings. There were loads of ham, shitake mushroom and cheese all mixed in their spicy creamy sauce. For someone who doesn’t fancy pasta dishes, we have to concede that this is seriously delicious.

For something fun, try the Jenga French Toast (RM21.90) which is basically homemade toast with some seasonal fruits, drizzled in maple syrup. While this dish takes French Toast to a whole new level and provides some interesting Instagram pictures, it was pretty basic. That’s not to say it was bad, it’s just a pretty normal dish. But if you fancy simple-tasting food, then you might like this.

Another dish that we truly enjoyed was the Affogato Waffle (RM16.90). The texture of the waffle is soft and chewy and it went well with the thick espresso flavours mixed in vanilla ice cream.  The portion is suitable for 1 pax.

The stunning Passion Fruit Yogurt (RM15.90) incorporates the unique combination flavours of yogurt, granola, honey and passion fruit (imported by the owner’s farm). This dessert is all about the textures and strong yogurt flavours in every bite. It might not be suitable for those who prefer smooth dessert textures, but we found the dish to be pretty good.

Verdict

Needless to say it was a pleasant revisit experience. It warms our hearts to see that Nooks by Baker Dave continues to strive in business while having very little online media coverage. Yes, as of writing this review, you will never find crappy Chinese FB page promoting this awesome café. This proves that good food sells and it attracts all sorts of diners, from Malays, to Chinese and even expats.

While prices are on the higher side as most cafes are, Nooks by Baker Dave backs it up with their quality, no MSG, and top notch service.

More Info

Nooks by Baker Dave
Plaza Damas 3,
C-0-6, Jalan Sri Hartamas 1,
Taman Sri Hartamas,
50480 Kuala Lumpur

Cuisine: Western/Fusion
Operating Hours: 8.00AM – 7.00PM, closed Sundays

Read also: This Café In Damansara Makes The Craziest Waffle Burgers Ever

The post NOOKS by Baker Dave (Revisit) @ Sri Hartamas, Kuala Lumpur appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

We are almost a quarter-way into 2018 and judging from the events below, it looks like April is going to be an exciting month for all of us. Whether you are into music, concert, food, fitness, or culture, there is something for everyone this coming April 2018.

With that said, here are Top 8 Events Happening in The Klang Valley In April 2018.

1) One Republic Concert @ Stadium Merdeka

If you missed out on the opportunity to catch One Republic back in 2013, here’s your chance to catch them live this year. Known for their chart-topping “Apologize” and “Counting Stars”, American pop rock band One Republic is making their way to Kuala Lumpur for a concert this April 25.

For more info, visit the ticketing page.

When: April 25, 2018
Venue: Stadium Merdeka @ Jalan Stadium, City Centre, 50150 Kuala Lumpur.

2) Experience Korean culture and food at the Seoul-Ful Fair @ Sunway Putra Mall

On the first week of April, Sunway Putra Mall will held a Korean culture event in the mall where visitors will be able to enjoy Korean street food stalls, arts and crafts workshops, Korean spicy noodle challenges, kimchi-making workshops, colouring contests for kids and more.

For more info on the schedule of the festival, visit the event page.

When: March 30 – April 8, 2018
Venue: Sunway Putra Mall, 100, Jalan Putra, Chow Kit, 50350 Kuala Lumpur

3) Dine in an actual plane at Plane In The City @  Skyland, Bukit Bintang

If you enjoy unique ambiance when dining, then you are going to enjoy this event. Brought to you by the same people behind the popular Dinner In The Sky, TwoSpicy Entertainment Live is launching dining in the plane in the city of KL. This means you get to enjoy freshly-made dishes in an airplane and will also be given a private tour of the cockpit after your meal.

For further inquiries, look up www.planeinthecity.com and hurry book your tickets as ticket sales.

Venue: Skyland, Jalan Bukit Bintang

4) Plaza Low Yat Mega IT Fair @ Plaza Low Yat

To all tech geeks in the Klang Valley, this event is for you! Plaza Low Yat Mega IT Fair is making a comeback on the April 7 and 8, 2018. It is said prices of the latest IT products starts as low as RM5. Aside from the low prices you can stand a chance to win tickets to Sydney, Australia for 2 pax when you shop at the IT Fair.

For more info, visit the event page.

When: April 4 – 8, 2018
Venue: Plaza Low Yat, Jalan Bintang, Off Jalan Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

5) Splash Away with Songkran Music Festival 2.0 @ Sungai Buloh

Those who want to REALLY experience what Songkran is really about, you can now do it without flying to Thailand. Simply put, this is a 2 day event of loud music, getting splashed by water guns, throwing water balloons at each other, and catch various performances.

For more info on the schedule of the festival, visit the official site.

When: April 14, 2018
Venue: 29, Jalan LGSB 1/1, Pusat Komersial LGSB, Off Jalan Hospital, 47000 Sungai Buloh, Selangor, Malaysia.

6) Give back to your community through fitness classes and food @ Be Gives Back, Be Urban Wellness

Enjoy shopping, food, drinks and fitness classes, while giving back to the community at Be Gives Backs. This is a meaningful event by Be Urban Wellness to raise funds for 2 charity homes in Puchong and Kepong.

There will be a series of fitness classes, health and pamper activities, food and drink as well as a shopping experience all at this event.

Activities schedule and vendor list to be released soon. For more info, visit the event page.

Venue: Be Urban Wellness, 11F/L Work @ Clearwater, Changkat Semantan, Damansara Heights, 50490 Kuala Lumpur

7) Bonjour! Experience French culture @ Le French Festival

Get your fix of French culture at Le French Festival, an annual event organised by the Embassy of France and the Alliance Française in Malaysia. This is a not-to-be-missed chance for French culture lovers, to experience the best of French performing arts, visual arts, theatres, wine and even cooking class.

For more info on the schedule of the festival, visit the event page.

When: April 12 – May 6, 2018
Venue: Various locations, refer to event page

8) Eat 50 mini bowls of Tom Yum and win RM500 @ #ThaiYourLimitChallenge, Thai Hou Sek TTDI

The popular Thai Chinese restaurant Thai Hou Sek has a challenge for all spicy food lovers in their #ThaiYourLimitChallenge.Participants have to finish 50 mini bowls of tom yum noodles per person and win RM500 cash prize and RM500 Thai Hou Sek dining vouchers. While eating 50 mini bowls of spicy tom yum noodles might be a tough task for most, but if you are a big eater who happens to love spicy food, this should be a piece of cake.

For more info on the schedule of the festival, visit the event Facebook page.

When: April 14, 2018
Venue: Thai Hou Sek TTDI, Second floor, Greens Terrace , 1 Jalan Wan Kadir 5. 60000, Kuala Lumpur

The post Top 8 Events Happening in the Klang Valley April 2018 appeared first on Fun N' Taste.

With that said, here are 10 places to party to celebrate Halloween 2017 in the Klang Valley.

1. Zumba Party, Musicacademy KL @ Cheras

Who knew that Halloween party would involves getting fit and healthy? Halloween Zumba Party is an event created for dance and fitness lovers alike held at Musicademy. Participants get to dress up in their costume and the best will win a prize. Expect a 90-minute upbeat Zumba session followed by treats after the workout.

October 31 8PM-9.30PM | More Details

2. “What Happened To Amelia?”, Citta Mall

Not much is known what happened to Amelia, other than the fact that her family is ruled by her sociopath physician brother. The only way to find out the truth is to head on down to Citta Mall, from now til October 31. On top of that there are also costume competition for children and arts & crafts workshop.

Now til October 31 12PM-9PM | More Details

3. Horror House Party at Luna Bar, Jalan P Ramlee @ KL

Get set to scream this Halloween as Lunar Bar transforms into a horror house. Good for the ladies because you’d be treated to a complimentary drink. A bottle of wine will be given to the best dresser. Entrance fee is RM50, inclusive of 1 free drink.

October 31 9PM-1PM | More Details

4. The Upside Down Costume Contest, Zouk KL

Coming soon to clubbers in KL: a “Stranger Things” inspired Halloween party and costume contest. The rooms at Zouk KL will be transformed into different scenes drawing inspiration from the famous Netflix series. So be creative and go as one of the kids from the show. Prizes for the winners of the contest include a bottle of Moët & Chandon champagne and Grab vouchers. The best part is, you could enter the party for free by adorning in full costume.

October 28 10PM-5AM | More Details

5. Merdekarya, Petaling Jaya

The Merdekarya is presenting an open mic showcase with a special Halloween theme. Budding local artists and groups such as Roarm, Adam Kaktus and more will be performing during the event. A bottle of tuak will be handed out for the best costumes.

October 31 6PM | More Details

6. Halloween at PS150, Petaling Street

Cocktail bar PS150 is set to host a Halloween Chinatown KL party which begins on October 28 this Saturday. Put on your wackiest Chinatown Halloween themed costume receive a free cocktail if you’re one of the first 20 guests.

October 28 6PM-2AM | More Details

7. Nights of Fright 5, Sunway Lagoon

Not feeling ghost and ghoul vibes? Sunway Lagoon’s has got you covered with their ‘Nights of Fright 5’ with a brand-new slate of fear-infused attractions and experiences, such as the infamous Island of the Dolls in Mexico, Day of the Dead in 3D where you will be exposed to the phenomenon of life of the dead, and more.

October 7-31 7.30PM-11.30PM | More Details

8. A Bookshelf Full of Hantu, Gerakbudaya @ Petaling Jaya

Simply put, it’s a spooky haunted book club for the book worm. Join authors Megat Ishak, Sharmilla Ganesan, Julya Oui and Daphne Lee for a discussion about their love for ghost story as well as the chance to share your own stories of horror.

October 28 7.30PM | More Details 

9. My Bloody Halloween 2.0, The School by Jaya One, Seksyen 17 PJ

Redefine Halloween by donating blood at the blood donation campaign by The School and Selangor Leo Clubs. Together we can help reduce the insufficiency of blood supply at Pusat Darah Negara, register as a donor.

October 28-29 11AM-6PM | More Details

10. TREC Craft Army Artisan Market, TREC KL

This edition of TREC KL’s Craft Army artisan market features vendors such as Laurel Handmade, Dream Chaser, Tiny Tree Soap, and more.

October 28 6PM-1AM | More Details

The post Where To Celebrate Halloween 2017 In The Klang Valley appeared first on Fun N' Taste.