The packed Kuala Lumpur city centre and the plethora of nightclubs surrounding it make up the night scene in this city that is usually frequented by university students, tourists, expatriates and yuppies. The night activity usually gets in to full flow around 10 pm though a majority of establishments open before that. Kuala Lumpur night life for the purpose of classification can be boxed into four major avenues, nightclubs, restaurants and bars, karaoke lounges and the traditional Mamaks.

Most pubs and night clubs in Kuala Lumpur have a good variety and quantity of liquor on offer. A number of the well known establishments can be found located around the Golden Triangle area or the popular shopping districts of Bukit Bintang, Jalan Ampang and Sultan Isamail. Many of the large hotels operating in Kuala Lumpur also have their own nightclubs or lounges and are more or less on par with the other mainstream clubs though their clientele is mostly comprised of tourists and expatriates.

Kula Lumpur’s Bars and Pubs are small yet trendy and usually have interesting clientele, it’s the best place to mix in with locals and have a friendly chat with a fellow tourist or even just to hang out and have a drink with a bunch of friends. The popular bars and pub can be located in the more urban areas of KL in the Bangsar and Hartamas, many of these areas are lined with elegant street lamps and the loud cheering of patrons is pierced by loud music, making you feel as it you were walking down the infamous Pub Crawl in Dublin.

The variety of restaurants that can be found in Kuala Lumpur is unmatched anywhere else in the world, food from anywhere in the world can be enjoyed in a chic setting. Sometimes these establishments may have a solo artiste or a guest band performing, a great place to check out would be the hard rock café which combines the café, bar and club experience in one place. Many Karaoke lunges can be found in the Klang valley area and they are usually packed with families or groups of friends trying to emulate their favorite singer or songstress.

However most students and young workers prefer to frequent the Mamaks in the city which are road side Indian eating and drinking establishments. Though Indian cuisine is the norm in Mamaks many owners diversify their menu to include Chinese, Malay and Arab cuisine as well. Basically it’s just a collection of plastic tables and chairs where the vendor whips up food and drinks right in front of the consumer adding a new aspect to your dining out experience.

Located close to most of the happening night spots in the city is a discount hotel in Kuala Lumpur that is known as the Citrus hotel Kuala Lumpur that offers comfortable accommodation at very affordable rates to its guests.