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Michelin Indian Feast in KL

Hidden inside Block E of The Five, Jwala is a stylish industrial-chic restaurant with a fiery personality — literally and figuratively.

“Jwala” means flame in Sanskrit, and it represents:
1ïžâƒŁ The real Indian clay ovens (tandoors) brought straight from New Delhi — everything grilled and roasted with charcoal fire
2ïžâƒŁ The passion of the chef team, who explained each dish with so much heart and detail it felt like a storytime with spice!

In 2023, Jwala was named a Michelin Selected Restaurant, and this year they introduced a brand-new tasting menu designed by the head chef.

After dinner? Head downstairs to their sister bar, Rakh — a rising star in KL’s cocktail scene. Bold prediction: this place might just make it into Asia‘s 50 Best Bars next round

Their concept? Spice-forward molecular cocktails. Like whaaat?!
“Rakh” means ash after fire in Sanskrit — they actually use kitchen byproducts to craft the drinks!

If you’re only having one drink — make it the Rasam Inspired by a South Indian soup, it‘s warm, tangy, spiced... and totally unforgettable đŸ„č

#rakh
1 or 2 đŸ‘»đŸ§Š đŸŒ¶ïžđŸŒŸ Michelin Indian Feast in KL Hidden inside Block E of The Five, Jwala is a stylish industrial-chic restaurant with a fiery personality — literally and figuratively. đŸ”„ “Jwala” means flame in Sanskrit, and it represents: 1ïžâƒŁ The real Indian clay ovens (tandoors) brought straight from New Delhi — everything grilled and roasted with charcoal fire 🍱 2ïžâƒŁ The passion of the chef team, who explained each dish with so much heart 💛 and detail it felt like a storytime with spice! 🌟 In 2023, Jwala was named a Michelin Selected Restaurant, and this year they introduced a brand-new tasting menu designed by the head chef. đŸ„‚ After dinner? Head downstairs to their sister bar, Rakh — a rising star in KL’s cocktail scene. Bold prediction: this place might just make it into Asia‘s 50 Best Bars next round 👀🍾 đŸ§Ș Their concept? Spice-forward molecular cocktails. Like whaaat?! “Rakh” means ash after fire in Sanskrit — they actually use kitchen byproducts to craft the drinks! â™»ïžđŸ”„ ✹ If you’re only having one drink — make it the Rasam đŸč Inspired by a South Indian soup, it‘s warm, tangy, spiced... and totally unforgettable đŸ„čđŸ’„ #rakh
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