Skillet KL continues to redefine modern European cuisine through a decade-long commitment to seasonality, innovation, and technical precision
For over a decade, Skillet KL has been a beacon of modern European fine dining within the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Whether you are familiar with their menu, bringing family for special occasions, or you’re looking to bring visiting guests and give them a taste of Malaysia’s skill in fine dining, Skillet’s hospitality will always bring it up a step further.
Now, after eleven years, the restaurant continues to offer a sophisticated journey that enjoys the marriage of heritage and technical innovation. At the helm is chef Eric Kit, and he brings a refined mastery to the kitchen having been trained under the mentorship of the acclaimed chef Raymond Tham. Together, they lead the team who are strongly dedicated to the culinary philosophy that is centered on the deep respect for ingredients.
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Above The interior of Skillet KL
Guided by the rhythm of European seasonality, it distinguishes itself from the rest through the subtle integration of Asian-inspired ingredients and flavours. Each dish is crafted using artisanal, locally sourced ingredients to ensure freshness and the utmost expression of true and natural flavour.

Above Texture of Chocolate, Skillet's signature dessert

Above Locally sourced duck has paved its way into becoming a menu staple for Skillet
Chef Kit and the team pride themselves on using classical techniques that work well with modern creative expression, with the resulting plates boasting elegance and a good balance of texture, precision, and depth.

Above Chef Raymond Tham
Diners can expect a rotating selection of signature creations that exemplify the restaurant's commitment to seasonal storytelling. Notable highlights include the Threadfin Fish, which is elevated by a vibrant combination of tamarind, romesco, and aubergine, as well as their expertly executed duck courses. It’s nearly criminal to leave Skillet without having their star dessert, Texture of Chocolate, served with a chocolate sphere and a mallet for an interactive experience.




