How to find a normal pub in Malaysia? The fact is that Malaysia is how the entertainment establishment is called, can be of great importance for licensing organs. If you called your institution "Restoran Dan Pub" (restaurant and pub), then you can be calmly open for the whole world, and guests can eat and drink even on the street at the tables. In contrast, if your place is simply indicated as a "bar", without reference to meals, the room must be behind closed doors and opaque windows. Here!
In order not to lose customers, but earn more, naturally, most pubs in Kuala Lumpur are also served food (although it is separate troubles, snacks here, but no one wants to sit behind closed doors), and their customers can drink outdoors . That is, most - "Restoran Dan Pub", and let it in any case be afraid if you just wanted to miss a little beer.
You will probably be surprised, why "drinking" Kuala Lumpur culture is such an open and frantic, given that Malaysia is mainly a Muslim country. So, for the most part, the night and pety life of the capital focuses in Chinese or Indian areas, such as Bukit Bintang and Bangsar, as well as in elite trading centers. Try to book beer on Malay district Campung Baru! Will be problematic.
By the way, somewhat surprisingly, the number of peteed establishments has so increased over several years in the Taman Tun Dr. area. Ismail, a suburb of a middle class with a large Malay community living on its territory. Especially strange that Lorong Rahim Kajai 14, where there are especially many bars and restaurants, is almost at an equal distance between two incredibly loud big mosques.
Seven pubs are located at a distance of 200 meters, some go straight the wall to the wall. Until recently, all these pubs were with open-air tables. A cheerful atmosphere attracted a walk from all over Kuala Lumpur, especially on Fridays and Saturdays. All this was very good for those who were ready to have fun, but not so good for local residents trying to sleep a little. Instead of talking with bars owners and ask them to push the tables away inwards or close early, the local authorities preferred somehow without any warning to confiscate all the furniture outside the bar, and other signs. Type, demolish brazenly from the face of the street.
It would be better, they just cleaned the streets from garbage. It goes without saying, local Malay Snacks or Institutions in Mamakov (Muslim Indians), including round-the-clock, were not affected. Their tables and chairs are still allowed to put on sidewalks. Very unfair. Well, since the noise was touched, it is worth noting that all residents in this area will be the above mosques at 05:45 every day. Even those who do not need to get up on the prayer. So, it suggests that, as in many regions of Malaysia, local pubs made it difficult for everyone in a row, but for the most part, discontent is associated with Islamic concepts and feelings.
Regardless of the "repression", all seven pubs ( The Pier, The Boathouse, Tom Dick And Harry's, Deutsches Gasthaus 2, Sid's, 42 East and Chip 'N Dale ) They are still open (some cheekly changed the setting and acquired a more sporty look), and to visit them even deeply at night. All of them are preparing food, being "restorans", with a large number of pork dishes as evidence. The best snack bar in the area, however, "Restoran Ok", one of the most "delicious" Chinese cafes Kuala Lumpur.
