Maison Martell taps Wing Shya and Angel Chen to bring its latest campaign to life.

Ring in the Lunar Year of the Ox celebrations with a tipple or two—powered by artistic symbolisms of prosperity, triumph and hope.

These restaurants in town have got your back this Chinese New Year.

Your guide to throwing an unforgettable and delightfully peculiar dinner party.

As part of #BOSSTOGETHERMY initiative, 10% of the proceeds from this menu by Kenny Hills Bakers will be contributed to the Lost Food Project.

Your all-time favourite dishes from Le Méridien Kuala Lumpur are only a few clicks away and a quick delivery away to your doorstep.

Here’s why the Four Points by Sheraton Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown’s in-house bar will be your next Happy Hour hangout place, when they reopen on 15th July 2020.

To support local bars amidst COVID-19, William Grant & Sons opens the 1887 Virtual Bar, the distiller’s first-ever virtual bar, where you can pre-order cocktails to be used post-MCO period.

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Founded by chef Darren Teoh, Dewakan Restaurant is the first Malaysian restaurant to make it into the Asia's 50 Best restaurant list.

Because Chinese New Year is never complete without a round (or ten) 'Yee Sang'.

Savour the phenomenal Louis XIII cognac with Yun House's magnificent Chinese cuisine.