Any idea where got sell alcoholic confectionery/ desserts in KL?

He's moved to Shangri La S'pore. Now changed to Canadian Chef but I forgot his name. I would choose Lafite over Frangipani because food quality is about the same but I like Lafite ambient more.

This post has been edited by Putraskyline: Nov 1 2009, 10:05 PM

Damon Campbell

the pricing between Lafite & Frangipani almost the same right?
Any website on Lafite?

Not the same. Lafite cost more. Google Shangrila KL and Lafite is under them.

Thanks for the info bro..how much more expensive?
for dinner guys have to wear suit?

This post has been edited by santana: Nov 2 2009, 05:29 PM

I prefer Damon to Kevin. Didn't enjoy Kevin's cooking as much, but Damon's was a breath of fresh air. Damon seems like a pretty funny guy. He told me to let him know next time I go to Lafite, so he will prepare something different instead of the same old things in the tasting menu. Made me want to book el Bulli but was put off by the 3-year long waiting list. Went to Bacchus in London instead, where a former student of Ferran Adria was plying his trade. Nice decent meal, but fine dining Bacchus closed down early this year and turned into a pub.

So what are your favourite fine dining restaurants that you've tried (worldwide, not just in Malaysia)?
Mine are (number of Michelin stars that I know of; may be out of date):
KL - Frangipani, Lafite, Zipangu, Iketeru
Hong Kong - Zuma, Pierre (1)
London - Galvin at Windows, Fifteen, Restaurant Gordon Ramsay (3), Gordon Ramsay @ Claridges (1), Marcus Waering @ the Berkeley (2), Bluebird, Aubergine (1), Zuma, Nobu (1), Chez Bruce (1), Assagi (1)
Pauillac - Cordeillan-Bages (2)
Vienna - Vincent, Steirereck (1), Fadinger
Prague - Pravda, and another whose name I can't remember (located in the basement, near Wenceslas Square)
Brno - Brabander

Wow...Excellent taste. Would like to know if you get to dine in at el Bulli though. Update me if you are through their 2-3 years waiting list

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Added on November 3, 2009, 6:09 pmExpect 250+ per person while 150+ for Frangipani.

This post has been edited by Putraskyline: Nov 3 2009, 06:09 PM

Guys, how about cafe cafe kl ? The price over there should be reasonable right?

anthony bourdain = win !!!!

anthony bourdain? which restaurant?

i forked out $300+ for 2 person dinner

I paid 370+ for 2 person yesterday.

It's definitely worth it right. What do u guys think? Does it include wine?

Bourdain's restaurant is Les Halles in NYC but I'm not sure if he cooks there anymore, he's far too popular on TV. Would also recommend his book.

any restaurants in kl has michelin rating?

I doubt any.

Hey guys can recommend me a place for dinner , nice ambience nice food ? any sort of restaurant would do.. but must be in a shoppin complex or very near one.. dont have a car so yeah -.- advice? Around PJ preferably

When I went with my husband the bill only came up to RM150 because I didn't order much, lol. Anyway if you go for the set then it's about RM120 and above per person. The ala-carte is around RM30-40 each. Food is okay la but you're definitely paying for the romantic ambiance.

Nope there are none. I believe the closest you have to go to find a Michelin star restaurant is Hong Kong