Merdeka 118, Kuala Lumpur

Merdeka 118 is Kuala Lumpur's new landmark precinct, and its 118 Mall opened on 1 November 2026 with the Makanizm Food Hall, the Selera 118 food court and more than 60 places to eat and drink at the foot of the tower.

The mall sits at the base of Menara Merdeka 118, the 678.9-metre tower that is the world's second-tallest building, beside Stadium Merdeka and Stadium Negara in KL city centre. It covers more than 800,000 sq ft, crowned by The Atmosphere, an 88-metre sky-lit dome, with a multi-level water feature called Raincloud and the Malaysian Artisan District, more than 60,000 sq ft of Malaysian craft on Level 3.

What to Eat at 118 Mall

If you are going for one shop in particular, check it is open before you make the trip.

Food Hall & Food Court

• Makanizm Food Hall (Level 3) - about 40,000 sq ft of Malaysian food at the heart of the Malaysian Artisan District, run by Makanism by Wesria
• Selera 118 (B1) - the mall's food court

Malaysian

• Oriental Kopi (Level 1) - Malaysian cooking, with its coffee, egg tarts and polo buns as the signatures
• Serai (Level 1) - East meets West, from nasi kerabu to pasta and signature platters
• Cili Kampung (Level 4) - Malay cooking with a kampung touch
• Banglo 289 (Level 3) and Ikat Tepi by B289 (B3)
• Nyonya Colors, Rasa Mala and The Chicken Rice Shop (Level 3)
• Penang Chendul (Level 3) - serving since 1936
• Teh Tarik Nation (Level 3) - teh tarik made with eleven teas from five countries

Chinese, Japanese, Korean & Thai

• Yang (Level 1) - pork-free Cantonese cooking and handmade dim sum from the Oriental Group
• Dolly Dim Sum (Level 1) - all-day dim sum, fried rice and noodles
• Mee Hiris China Muslim (Level 3) - noodles sliced by hand into the pot, in the Shanxi Datong style
• Silk Road Kitchen by Yusuf (Level 4) - Tianshan flavours with tropical ones
• Donkai (Level 4) - handmade hamburg rice bowls, cooked at the counter
• Kimiya (Level 1) and Honolu Ramen (Level 4) for Japanese
• Oiso Korean Traditional Cuisine & Café (Level 4) - home-style Korean
• Nara Thai (Level 1) and Absolute Thai (Level 4)

Cafés, Coffee & Tea

• Bacha Coffee (Ground) - the Marrakech coffee house, founded in 1910, with Arabica from 35 countries
• Jibby & Co (Ground) - a Melbourne-style café with its own house-blend coffee
• Buonarroti by Michelangelo's (Ground) - an Italian artisan bakery café
• TWG Tea, CHAGEE and Dome (Ground)
• 8 Ounce Coffee and O'Briens Irish Sandwich Café (Level 1)
• Kenangan Coffee (Level 2), Tanamera Coffee, ZUS Coffee and Beutea (Level 4), The Optimist Coffee (B3), UG Uni Tea and Boost Juice (LG)

Bakes, Desserts & Chocolate

• BAKED by Kenny Hills Bakers (LG) - bakes made daily, to take away
• Gula Cakery Petite (Level 3) and Verrona Hills Bread & Pâtisserie (Level 4)
• Kumo Kumo Keju cheesecakes and Inside Scoop ice cream (LG), Softe ice cream (Level 1)
• Godiva Café and Läderach (Ground), Lindt Café (LG), Beryl's Chocolate and Cherita Chocolates (Level 3)
• Rotiboy, CookieCrumbs and Toast Maker (Level 3)

Quick Bites

• Shake Shack (Ground), Dunkin' (Level 2), and Nando's, KFC, Secret Recipe, 1901 and Mag'nate (Level 3)
• Masala Mansion (Level 4)

For groceries, Village Grocer is on the LG floor.

Looking for lunch near Merdeka MRT, a new food hall in KL city centre or coffee by Stadium Merdeka? 118 Mall puts more than 60 food and drink spots under one roof, an escalator ride up from the station.

Around Merdeka 118

• Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, inside the tower, pairs the hotel with dining and panoramic views of the city. Its Merdeka Grill has a page of its own.
• Look at 118 serves Malay cooking alongside a gift shop and a textile museum, with a clear view up the tower.
• The View at 118 is Southeast Asia's highest observation deck.

118 Mall Parking

• Cars: RM3 for the first hour or part of it, capped at RM21 a day; open 24 hours and cashless, with service tax included
• Motorcycles: RM2 per entry, for up to 24 hours
• EV charging: up to 22 kW at B1, Entrance C
• Valet and e-hailing drop-off: at the Hang Jebat entrance

Getting to Merdeka 118

• By MRT: Merdeka Maybank Station on the Kajang Line, then an express escalator straight up to 118 Mall's LG floor - about three minutes on foot.
• By LRT or Monorail: Plaza Rakyat on the Ampang Line, or Maharajalela on the KL Monorail.
• By car: the new Belfield Tunnel runs straight to Merdeka 118 from Jalan Damansara and Jalan Syed Putra via the Federal Highway. The road entrance is on Jalan Hang Jebat.
• Entrances: Hang Jebat for drop-offs, Merdeka straight into the Ground floor, and Menara straight into the tower.

Merdeka 118 Location

Address:
118 Mall, Presint Merdeka 118
Jalan Hang Jebat
50118 Kuala Lumpur

Merdeka 118 FAQ

What is there to eat at Merdeka 118?

118 Mall, at the foot of Merdeka 118, has more than 60 places to eat and drink, led by the Makanizm Food Hall on Level 3 and the Selera 118 food court on B1. Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, in the tower, adds hotel dining.

What's on the menu at 118 Mall?

The menus at 118 Mall run from Malaysian classics to dim sum, ramen and Melbourne-style café plates. Oriental Kopi's signatures are its coffee, egg tarts and polo buns, Serai goes from nasi kerabu to pasta, and Yang serves pork-free Cantonese cooking with handmade dim sum.

When did 118 Mall open?

118 Mall opened on 1 November 2026. If you are going for one shop, check it is open before you set off.

Where is the food hall at 118 Mall?

The Makanizm Food Hall is on Level 3, run by Makanism by Wesria. The Selera 118 food court is on B1.

How do I get to Merdeka 118 by MRT?

Take the MRT Kajang Line to Merdeka Maybank Station and ride the express escalator up to 118 Mall's LG floor, about three minutes on foot. Plaza Rakyat (LRT Ampang Line) and Maharajalela (KL Monorail) are nearby too.

How much is parking at 118 Mall?

Car parking at 118 Mall is RM3 for the first hour, up to RM21 a day, and motorcycles pay RM2 per entry. The car park is open 24 hours and cashless, with EV charging at B1.

Which cafés are at 118 Mall?

Bacha Coffee, Jibby & Co, TWG Tea, Buonarroti by Michelangelo's, CHAGEE and Dome are on the Ground floor, with 8 Ounce Coffee, Kenangan Coffee, Tanamera Coffee, ZUS Coffee and The Optimist Coffee on other floors.

Is there fine dining at Merdeka 118?

Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, inside the tower, offers hotel dining with views over the city, and its Merdeka Grill has a page of its own. In the mall, Yang serves Cantonese cooking in an elegant dining room.

Is there a supermarket at 118 Mall?

Yes - Village Grocer is on 118 Mall's LG floor.