Explore Bintang Walk: Shopping, Food, Massage & Entertainment Guide (2025)

The Supersonic Odyssey features a 2-storey loop & is Asia-Pacific’s longest multiple-inverted roller coaster that is 800 meters long & runs at a top speed of 80KM/H. The most popular ride in Berjaya Times Square Indoor Theme Park, Bukit Bintang. — Supersonic Odyssey roller coaster, Berjaya Times Square Theme Park

Welcome to Bintang Walk, Kuala Lumpur’s iconic lifestyle and entertainment hub, packed with upscale shopping malls, trendy eateries, luxurious spas, and family-friendly attractions in one walkable stretch.

The chef at Sushi Yoshi Omakase, LaLaport BBCC is preparing Aburi sushi, where a blowtorch or searing technique is used to partially cook the sushi, adding a smoky flavour and enhancing the texture of the ingredients. This technique, called "aburi," means "flame-seared" and involves gently searing the surface of the fish to create a contrasting texture and flavour. — Sushi Yoshi Omakase, LaLaport BBCC

From designer boutiques and Japanese food courts to Michelin-Selected restaurants and reflexology centres, here are the best things to do in Bintang Walk, whether you’re here to shop, eat, relax or explore.

Shopping Malls: Luxury Fashion & Budget Boutiques

Bintang Walk is Kuala Lumpur’s most popular shopping destination, home to seven major malls, each offering a distinct vibe, from ultra-luxury fashion houses to anime collectibles and Japanese concepts.

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Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

A world-class shopping and lifestyle destination, Pavilion KL is renowned for its extensive array of luxury brands and diverse international and local retailers. Features over 700 stores and restaurants, scattered across 8 precincts like Couture and Tokyo Street.

A Japanese retail, dining and entertainment mall, home to Isetan The Japan Store, Jonetz by Don Don Donki, Cow Play Cow Moo and even a basketball court

Jalan Sultan Ismail

Lot 10

Anchored by Isetan The Japan Store, Lot 10 offers a unique blend of Japanese shopping, dining, and entertainment, featuring Jonetz by Don Don Donki, along with family-friendly fun at the Cow Play Cow Moo arcade and even a basketball court.

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The Starhill

The Starhill is a tastemaker’s dream sanctuary adorned with stylish aesthetics and verdant yet contemporary designs. It features unparalleled luxury retail and dining, the Eslite Spectrum bookstore, and a unique fusion of boutique and living room experience.

Jalan Imbi

Berjaya Times Square

Featuring an indoor theme park with a roller-coaster and over 1,000 retail shops offering everything from fashion and tech to delicious food and thrilling entertainment options, Berjaya Times Square promises an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

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Sungei Wang

Anchored by Jumpa and Giant Sungei Wang, the oldest mall in Bukit Bintang offers over 600 retail stores, diverse eateries, exciting entertainment venues, and a variety of attractions to cater to youth and budget shoppers.

Bukit Bintang City Centre

Lalaport BBCC

From high-end luxury labels to popular high-street fashion stores, Lalaport boasts an impressive array of Malaysian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Singaporean designer brands. This Japanese lifestyle mall also offers a serene rooftop garden, delicious food options, and diverse leisure activities.

What To Eat: Food Courts, Fine Dining, Street Food, Halal Guide & More

Popular Malaysian desserts and pastries such Iced Gem Biscuits, Kuih Lapis, Kuih Talam, Seri Muka, Kuih Bingka Ubi Kayu, Kuih Ketayap, Kuih Ang Ku, Huat Kuih, Pulut Tai Tai, Kuih Seri Kaya available at Capitol Cafe, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur. — Popular Malaysian desserts and pastries at Capitol Cafe, Arab Street

From sizzling street food and Halal-certified food courts to Michelin-Selected restaurants and world-class fine dining experiences, Bintang Walk is one of Kuala Lumpur’s top food destinations.

Various traditional Nyonya dishes and drinks served at Pak Tok Signature, Tuah 1895 BBCC — Various Nyonya dishes at Pak Tok Signature, Tuah 1895

Whether you’re hunting for authentic kopitiams, Halal restaurants, Japanese omakase, or air-conditioned food courts with family-friendly comforts, these curated food guides cover the best places to eat in Bintang Walk.

Tender Wagyu beef steak, cooked on iron plate with salt, pepper & butter, served with broccoli, corn and sauteed garlic, available at Ikkyu Izakaya Restaurant & Bar, Gourmet Street Lalaport Bukit Bintang City Centre, Kuala Lumpur. — Wagyu Teppan Steak at Ikkyu Izakaya Restaurant & Bar, Gourmet Street

Each main street in Bintang Walk offers its own distinct dining scene, from heritage hawker stalls and affordable food courts to regional and global cuisines — and these guides detail where to eat, what to try, and what to expect.

Jalan Bukit Bintang

Jalan Bukit Bintang Food Guide

Explore the diverse culinary scene and the best restaurants in the main street with this guide featuring aromatic Middle Eastern dishes to tantalizing Malaysian favorites and fresh seafood.

Various traditional Middle Eastern dishes served at Mandy Al Yemen Bukit Bintang, a Yemeni restaurant in Jalan Berangan, Arab Street Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur

Jalan Sultan Ismail

Arab Street Food Guide

From Middle Eastern and Indian to Malaysian and Japanese cuisines, explore top restaurants, halal food, food courts and fine dining in this 2025 guide to the best eateries in Arab Street.

The famous Imbi Road Pork Ball Noodles Chinese Roasted Liver Sausage, garnished with savoury minced pork, deep-fried pig intestines and fresh spring onions. A signature dish at Restoran Win Heng Seng, Jalan Imbi, Bukit Bintang.

Jalan Imbi

Best Restaurants In Imbi Road

A must-visit for foodies, this street is particularly known for its old-school Chinese hawker stalls, fiery steamboats, late-night seafood and street food, catering to a wide range of tastes and budgets.

The Ensemble Platter consists of pork knuckles, kasewurst (smoked cheese sausage), nurnberger (mini Bavarian sausages) and theuringer (herbed sausage), pounded pork schnitzel, pork belly, balsamic pork ribs, sauerkraut, spaetzle (egg noodles), mashed potatoes with mustard and gravy, cabbage salad with vinegar and caraway seeds, classic German potato salad, and mixed greens. A signature dish at Stammtisch, Gourmet Street Lalaport BBCC

Bukit Bintang City Centre

Gourmet Street Food Guide

Explore everything from spicy Malaysian staples, Korean classics and Japanese street food to hearty American burgers, Spanish tapas, and Greek skewers in this guide to all restaurants, cafes, bars, menus, happy hour deals, set meals and more.

Food courts in Bintang Walk offer affordable meals in comfortable, air-conditioned and family-friendly environments. From heritage hawker stalls to modern Japanese food halls, these guides cover the top food courts, with complete directories, signature dishes, highlights, and what to expect.

Lot 10

Hutong Food Court

A celebration of Malaysian culinary heritage where established hawkers, some operating for nearly a century, share their family recipes and signature dishes like Penang Duck Egg Fried Kuey Teow and Stir-Fried Beef Noodles With Ginger & Spring Onion, all under one roof.

Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

Food Republic

A Halal-certified food court offering a vibrant mix of regional street food and traditional dishes, everything from spicy Malaysian nasi lemak and sizzling teppanyaki to savoury Thai curries and Arabian shawarma.

Nam Heong Hainanese Roasted Chicken Rice Set

LaLaport BBCC

Garden Dining Food Court

A Halal-certified food court offering everything from Hokkien noodles and Hainanese roasted chicken to Italian pizza and Indian roti canai, with frequent promotions, discounts, set menus and combo deals.

Tokusen Sushi Sashimi Gozen consisting of Sashimi (Salmon, Akami, Hamachi) & Sushi (Chuturo, Akami, Salmon, Tai, Hamachi, Ebi, Anago, Ikura, Tamago, Tekkamaki), served at Sakayana Umihiko, J's Gate Dining, Lot 10 Bukit Bintang, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur

Lot 10

J’s Gate Dining

A Japanese food court offering a wide variety of popular Japanese street food with choices like Torigen’s chicken ramen, Ken-Chan Curry’s Malaysian-inspired curry, and the crispy tonkatsu at Ma Maison Ebisu.

Explore the best fine dining experiences in Bintang Walk with these curated guides to upscale restaurants, Japanese omakase, Michelin-selected venues, and elegant rooftop dining, complete with directories, menus, signature dishes, highlights, and what to expect.

Black Pepper Dashi Crab at Ministry of Crab. Black Pepper has been the true “king of spice” of Sri Lanka for centuries, as red chilli was not native to Asia. This dish is deeply rooted in the Japanese culinary philosophy of ‘dashi’, where the dashi of black pepper forms its base, fusing two native Sri Lankan ingredients together; black pepper and mud crab. The heat is kicked up a notch with hand-crushed black pepper that’s rolled on our “Miris Gala” (traditional grinding stone).

LaLaport BBCC

Tuah 1895

A selection of award-winning regional restaurants, alongside established Malaysian cafes offering everything from Nanyang and Nyonya to Sichuan and Sri Lankan cuisines, as well as early morning artisanal pastries to late night rooftop cocktails across six venues.

Lot 10

The Table

A premier destination for Japanese fine dining featuring five unique restaurants offering a range of authentic Japanese dishes like Touan’s expertly grilled yakitori, Nikaku by Azabu’s sophisticated omakase and The Tokyo Restaurant’s signature burnt cheesecake.

Pavilion Kuala Lumpur

The Dining Loft

A diverse selection of seven premium regional restaurants offering everything from sizzling Japanese yakiniku and authentic Middle Eastern fare to hearty Malay dishes and spicy Chinese broths.

The Starhill

The Starhill Dining

A selection of seven fine dining venues featuring the Michelin-Selected Chinese restaurants Shanghai and Li Yen, alongside Shook!, known for its innovative international fare, and Jogoya, the largest buffet restaurant in Malaysia.

Spa & Wellness: Massage & Reflexology Centres

Cupping treatment at Old Asia, Jalan Bukit Bintang

Relax, rejuvenate and recharge with Bintang Walk’s diverse spa and wellness experiences. From luxurious hotel spas and traditional Thai massage to affordable reflexology and Malay herbal therapies, these detailed guides highlight the best options with treatment menus, packages and prices.

Sungei Wang Plaza

Sungei Wang Plaza Massage & Reflexology

Explore some of the best massage and reflexology centers at budget-friendly prices. From traditional Malay and Tui Na body massages to hot stone and foot reflexology treatments, Sungei Wang Plaza offers much cheaper spa options than most in Bukit Bintang.

A topless Malay woman is enjoying the sensual Thainess Oil Therapy, a full-body treatment using essential organic oils to gently massage and relax your body and mind at the serene, candlelit massage rooms at HealthLand

Berjaya Times Square

Best Spa & Massage Centres In Berjaya Times Square

With over 70 wellness centres, Berjaya Times Square is a one-stop hub for massages, reflexology, and traditional therapies. From herbal Malay therapy, traditional Thai massage, or a quick foot rub, here are the top spas to relax after a long day of shopping and thrill rides.

My Favourite Concubine, one of the best treatment packages available at Hammam Isetan Lot 10

Jalan Bukit Bintang

Best Spa, Wellness & Massage Centers on Jalan Bukit Bintang

Explore a diverse range of treatments to revitalise your body and soul in the heart of the district. From high-end luxury spas to affordable massage options, this guide covers the best options on this street, their signature treatments, packages and special offers.

5 Star Hotels

Best Luxury Spa Experiences in Bintang Walk

Skip the ordinary and unwind in award-winning spas at Bintang Walk’s 5-Star hotels. From European revitalizing treatments to bespoke Asian therapies, discover a serene sanctuary tailored to your wishes in this guide to Bukit Bintang’s ultimate spa experiences.