It is always the same question of “Where to eat?” and never “Let’s go eat at…!”. Fret not, we’ve compiled our recommended and top restaurants located in and around Resorts World Genting.

1.  21 Degrees Café (Muslim-friendly)

(Image Credit: Left - 21 Degrees Cafe / Google Review | Right - Daphne Yap/ Google Review)

An underrated cafe in Gohtong Jaya serving Asian-Western fusion eats in a cosy setting.

Not a cafe with a typical menu, 21 Degrees Cafe focuses on freshly prepared food with the likes of Spicy Squid Ink Spaghetti and Hainanese Chicken Chop as their signatures. You can also enjoy a cuppa here, and if you are not a fan of coffee, there are options of cold brew tea, mocktails and cold-pressed juice.
For more info, you can visit their Facebook page. The cafe is open daily from 10am – 9pm.

2.  Chuan Kie Restaurant (Non-halal)

(Image Credit: Left - Donovan Quek / Google Review | Right - Jackie Lim/ Google Review)

Chuan Kie Restaurant is known for its old-school atmosphere and home-cooked Chinese food. This homey dining spot is frequented by celebrities post-concert from Resorts World Genting, making this restaurant the talk of the town.

Famous for its Crispy Pork Belly, Clam Soup and Steam Soon Hock Fish, it is no wonder why customers are willing to queue up during peak hours. You can also expect speedy service even during super busy hours too. This restaurant is easily accessible, which is just a 9-minute drive from Awana SkyWay.

Chuan Kie Restaurant is located in Gohtong Jaya and is always open 7 days a week from 12nn – 10:30pm. Get your enquiries answered by calling +603 6100 1151.

3.  Madam Kwan's (Muslim-friendly)

(Image Credit: Madam Kwan’s Instagram)

Kwan See Lian, the founder of Madam Kwan’s, is a perfectionist who is always passionate about Malaysian food and is meticulous in preserving her recipes and flavours since 1977.

At Madam Kwan’s, you should try the famous tri-coloured rice, Nasi Bojari served with Assam Prawns. The Beef Rendang and Fried Chicken Drumsticks are worth trying too. The ever-popular Malaysian dish, Nasi Lemak, is also their signature that is served with either Curry Chicken or Beef Rendang. Their Nasi Lemak was voted as The Best Nasi Lemak by the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia in 2010!

You can visit the restaurant any day between 10am – 10:30pm at Level 1, SkyAvenue (located just opposite Wolfgang’s Steakhouse Lounge).

4.  The Olive (Muslim-friendly)

This modern restaurant was recently redesigned to incorporate Malaysian heritage with a calm and relaxing ambience to set the mood for delectable modern Malaysian dishes.

The variety of dishes extends to all types of courses from mains to desserts – The Olive’s Nasi Beriani served in a bamboo shaft is paired with variants of either lamb, lobster, or freshwater prawn; contrasted with the deliciously sweet ‘Som Som’ Tepung Beras for dessert. There are plenty palate-pleasing options which embodies the spirit of Malaysian cuisine.

Our pork-free restaurant operates for dinner at 5pm – 11pm daily at Lobby Level, Genting Grand.

CHECK THE MENU HERE

5.  Flavours of Genting Mooncakes (Muslim-friendly)

Gifted as souvenirs and enjoyed as a dessert, the seasonal Flavours of Genting Mooncakes for the Mid Autumn Festival is proudly made in-house at Resorts World Genting. Crafted from scratch with premium raw ingredients, taste traditional flavours like the Red Bean Paste and White Lotus Paste, to fillings with a modern twist such as the Durian Lotus Paste with Single Yolk. Plenty of tasty flavours that everyone will love!

To get your hands on our mooncakes, you can:

• Redeem our Genting Mooncakes from only 24 Genting Points (GP)
• Purchase it online here
• Visit our Flavours of Genting kiosks that are open daily from 10am – 8pm at:
  • Coffee Terrace Entrance, Genting Grand
  • Lobby Floor, First World Hotel
  • Malaysian Food Street entrance, Level 4, SkyAvenue

CHECK THE FLAVOURS HERE

6.  Ali, Muthu & Ah Hock (Muslim-friendly)

(Image Credit: Ali Muthu and Ah Hock Instagram)

Ali, Muthu & Ah Hock is a contemporary kopitiam (coffee house) that mainly serves affordable and authentic Malaysian comfort food from three main cultures in Malaysia. This branch in Genting Highlands Premium Outlets serves not only the best local foods but also serves a scenic panorama. Enjoy your healing session here with Malaysian kopitiam-style food!

There is a lot to try at this restaurant, but the star is the Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng, complete with sambal, aromatic coconut rice, and crispy and juicy chicken meat. What is a kopitiam without one of Malaysian favourite breakfasts, Roti Bakar with Kaya and Butter? This dish is also available here all day and it comes with a set of drinks and two soft-boiled eggs. 

Open from 10am –10pm, you can find the restaurant situated at Genting Highlands Premium Outlets, Suite 1112, Middle Street.

Now we have covered these six restaurants in and around Resorts World Genting, which Malaysian-owned restaurant will you be supporting this Merdeka and Malaysia Day to have a feast with your friends and family? Let us know!