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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Petaling Jaya: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. Nibble, slurp, and chow your way through Petaling Jaya, a suburb of Kuala Lumpur that offers up endless options for tourists hungry for a taste of local culture. The Wat Chetawan Thai Buddhist temple will offer you spiritual sustenance, while the thumping beats of hip nightlife spots will take you to a higher place.
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1. Mercat Barcelona Gastrobar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By TravelerFromTokyo
Located in a small and unprepossessing strip mall in suburban Mount Kiara, this is possibly the best Spanish restaurant I have ever been to. They have indoor and outdoor seating, an extensive menu including tapas, various paellas and other Spanish specialities. The cuisine seems to be quite Catalan in origin. I didn't meet the owner/chef but was told he is a Spanish expat.We started with garlic shrimps and Spanish omelette, and wet on to a black rice ham paella and sliced suckling pig with citrus sauce and melon (the daily special). All were excellent and served in sufficiently large portions that we were unable to finish (despite being used to American size portions). The food total was only about RM160.The drink selection is also broad and well-chosen. The long wine list is almost all Spanish and very reasonably priced (for Malaysia). I had a very nice 2012 Rioja (Solar Viejo Reserva) - which the staff were willing and able to decant - for only RM190. They even managed to produce a glass of Cointreau for only RM20. My only (small) complaint is that the beer choice is not as good - nothing for non-lager drinkers - not even a Guinness to break the monotony. They do have a cider.Service was fast, attentive and friendly. The kitchen opens late (22h45 last orders). Overall a great experience.
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2. Portofino Bangsar Lucky Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Portofino is an authentic Italian restaurant situated in the heart of Bangsar, in Lucky Garden. The Chefâs of more than 14 years experience in serving up Italian favorites, takes pride in their freshly made pastas and desserts every day, giving its custom
Reviewed By meaningremission
This restaurant claimed their food to be absolutely halal and the statement is proudly stated in the front of the menu. It wasnât a busy Monday evening and there ran out of soup. Sold out as there was a big group, about 20 pax and there finished all the 3 soup choices available. We ordered a four seasons pizza, seafood risotto and lamb racks. The taste was alright and price reasonable. Service, mainly by foreigners, was reasonably efficient.
Where to eat Seafood food in Petaling Jaya: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Via Pre Kul
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Authentic Italian Restaurant in Malaysia since 2012, Via Pre KL is situated in the Damansara Height Residential area. Own by Ranauro's Brother from Biella Piedmont North Italy. 1st Outlet open in Georgetown Area, Penang Island, Kuala Lumpur open on 2016 w
Reviewed By p3t3ee
Via Pre is a suburban eatery serving good basic food reminiscent of many from Phuket to Melbourne. Being an Italian restaurant and not serving pork, is like having Andre Bocelli performing without an orchestra. But be that as it may, its the owners call to cater to a larger audience in affluent Damansara Heights. The chicken dishes, ragu pasta, seafood pasta, in-house breads and duck dishes are all good, pumping them out from a small kitchen. The ambience is fine, fans flapping in competition with the air-conditioning in an open space, that is to say its cooler than the outside, but barely. Its a nice environment especially after a heavy downpour; the tall angsana trees and decidedly chilled-out locale setting the scene. Its good for family, friends, business associates and maybe even a date. And the service is friendly (one of them thinks you're his close friend) and efficient. They do their best to please and I can appreciate that. The pricing is mid to high, as is consistent with the market in the area where another restaurant resides at a higher price point.Thank you so much for your wonderful review! You really spend a lot time to write for use, really appreciate that.We are so pleased to hear that you had a great dining experience with us. Looking forward to see you again soon!Maury & Viapre Team
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4. Mercat Barcelona Gastrobar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By AndreuLaTorre
The food was exquisite, good service.We met the chef and owner, David Caral, is from Barcelona and has succeeded bringing the authentic taste of Mediterranean cuisine to Kuala Lumpur. The best restaurant with Spanish cuisine in the area without hesitation. Very good service.
5. Tarbush Starhill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 257 reviews
Tarbush is the first and leading restaurant in Malaysia. It is well known to local people and tourists, especially Arabs, for its authentic food taste. Through its pure dedication to quality food and service, Tarbush has been consistently satisfying all i
Reviewed By MadmanAdventure
Tarbush has been around the KL dining scene for a long long time. It has served countless of middle eastern and locals alike with some of the best middle eastern cuisine. Price is slightly on the higher side and when the restaurant is busy, you may have to wait for a while for your food. Patience is a virtue here.
