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Good news for hot pot lovers; this Chinese New Year, customers who spend RM218 or more at COCO Steamboat Malaysia between January 9 and January 19, 2023 will be eligible for COCO's Treasure Lucky Draw, and stand a chance to celebrate for free. Not only that, the lucky draw provides an abundance of rewards that are updated on a daily basis between the said period. COCO Steamboat, the first artisan hot pot company in KL, is known for its pork bone broth; as its tagline claims. As a way of saying "thank you" to its customers, COCO runs special promotions throughout the year's important festive occasions, beginning with the Chinese New Year. Commemorating the Year of Rabbit, COCO launches the ‘Celebrate 2023 “Tu”Gether’ promotion and invites customers to enjoy the free, and nutritious hot pot with friends, family and loved ones. Luck-filled Chinese New Year   The COCO Treasure Lucky Draw runs from January 9 to January 19 and is eligible for customers who spend RM218 or m...

There is nothing that enhances the festive vibes more than celebrations and gatherings with loved ones. With a new concept sees a more family- centric dining environment, Coco Steamboat today officially opened the doors to its biggest outlet to-date in The Scott Garden. The launch of the 22,600 square foot restaurant follows a relocation and reconceptualization of the previous outlet, also situated within the Old Klang Road vicinity. The restaurant now accommodates a capacity of 600 pax with more than 10 VIP tables and function areas.

MyeongDong Topokki serves various Korean street food and a variety of Korean delicacies under one roof. Start from the mouth-watering light snacks to main entrees, the main attraction and signature at MyeongDong Topokki is their top selling Topokki. The uniqueness of the Topokki is that all ingredients are home-made which made them the premier Korean restaurant in town, specializing in Topokki.

Chun-Ciou Hot Pot located in a standalone building along Old Klang Road. This is a spacious restaurant which can approximately fit in 180 people at any one time. The restaurant has an eye catching high ceiling and spacious interior, each set of tables and chairs comes with dividers which provide more privacy for your dining experienced. Chun-Ciou Hot Pot is a buffet style “serve-to-table” restaurant that serve authentic Taiwanese hot pot delicacies. All of their main ingredients are sourced directly from Taiwan. The only exception here would be the meat from Australia or New Zealand and Japanese king prawn ball from Japan. You have a wide variety of free beverages on the counter to choose: from coffee, Chinese tea bags (Green Tea, Jasmine, Ti Kuan Yin, Pu-erh) and soft drinks. The price of the buffet is quite reasonable as most of their ingredients are imported.

Feeling up to having some good old-fashioned Cantonese and Shunde cuisine served in comfort and with good service? Come and visit YouMiQi Cuisine, a popular restaurant most talked about in the chinese community here in the heart of KL, Old Klang Road. It is pretty hard to miss, it is nearby the Mid Valley Megamall and boasts jockeyed parking.

We are here this fine day at Ishin, to try out their specialty cuisine.  They also serve up a nice variety of desserts. Tucked nicely within the bustling heart of Kuala Lumpur, Ishin caters fine and genuine Japanese and Kaiseki style cuisines. Ishin is to become known as a lifestyle venue and set a refreshing new standard for dining in the Klang Valley. The interior features uplifting designs and has been held in extremely high regard and their work have received outstanding customer response.