Prefer to eat out for sahur? Fuel up for a day of fasting at these restaurants
Fiq's Gastronomy has a special supper menu for sahur available from 9pm and includes dishes such as sambal pho ramen, duck rice, waffles and butter chicken, Japanese hotcakes with pandan kaya, and waffles with salted caramel popcorn and ice cream.
Daily, 5pm-1am
For fluffy cheese naans with a generous amount of mozzarella cheese, RSMY can do no wrong. Eat it with keema and dhal. For a more substantial sahur meal, get the biryani.
Daily, 11am-2am.
We have a soft spot for the gulai cincang daging with rebung (young bamboo shoot), a suitably spicy accompaniment to the dry, crispy daging dendeng garnished with slivers of pickled red onion. Make sure to also order the nasi padang staple – ayam pop, bony parboiled kampung chicken that is deep fried on order.
Daily, 4pm-3am
Sahur with pancakes at Tryst with a wide range of choices including both sweet and savoury choices. There’s also French toast, pasta, steak and breakfast dishes. The Shah Alam outlet opens daily from 6pm to 2am.
Mon, Wed-Thu and Sun, 10am-1am; Tue, 6pm-1am; Fri and Sat, 10am-2am
If you’re looking forward to sahur with an ambience then drop by Wood & Steel. The café also cooks up a Ramadhan special: chicken or beef kuzi.
Sat-Thu, 10am-1am; Fri, 3pm-12midnight.
Our full list of where to break fast in KL this Ramadhan, including buffets, set menus and bazaars.
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