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Four Points by Sheraton, KL Chinatown
Meat Feds, Petaling Jaya
Meat Feds is a non-halal steakhouse in Petaling Jaya built around the cuts most Klang Valley steakhouses ignore. While almost everyone else works the same three premium cuts — striploin, tenderloin, rib eye — chefs Yenni Law and Shelly Saw went the other way, and now hold a Malaysia Book of Records entry for the highest number of secondary cuts of steak on a restaurant menu: 20 of them. That is not a marketing line so much as a workload. Law began studying secondary cuts in 2017, and the kitchen still puts ten man-hours a week into butchery — processing the cuts, portioning them into single steaks, vacuum-packing them for the menu. What to Order at Meat Feds Order something you have not heard of. The premium three are the easy default anywhere in KL; the reason to come here is the other seventeen, and the fact that someone has spent seven years working out how to cook them. For a steakhouse in Petaling Jaya, or secondary cuts of beef in PJ, Meat Feds is the only kitchen in the country making this its whole argument.
Flock, W Kuala Lumpur
Amari, Kuala Lumpur
Courtyard by Marriott, Kuala Lumpur South
Nook, Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral
Ushering in Year of the Fire Horse in style at KL Chinatown
