Ramadan 2025: The best restaurants, hotels and buffets in Klang Valley to break your fast at

Frangipaani presents Santapan Senja, showcasing the bold spices and fresh ingredients that make up a large part of the rich cuisine of Muslim Indians in India.

Find crowd pleasers such as their eggplant salad, Mangalorean Prawn Ghee Roast that comes from the coastal state of Karnataka, and their Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani. 

From March 1

Break your fast with bold Sri Lankan flavours at Cafe Colombo, where an all-you-can-eat buffet brings a Nasi Kandar-style feast to your plate. Load up on braised lamb shank (slow-cooked for four hours until melt-in-your-mouth tender), fragrant prawn masala, and rich boneless chicken varuval—perfect for easy eating.

Pair your meal with plain rice, briyani, or onion rice, and do not miss the Brinjal Moju—even non-vegetable lovers will be hooked! End on a sweet note with their buttery soft apam or opt for the savoury egg apam for something different.

Four Seasons Hotel Kuala Lumpur presents the Glamour Kampung Ramadan buffet at Curate, where the warmth of kampung nostalgia meets refined elegance. Indulge in a spread of global and local delights, from Kambing Golek Utara and Nasi Ulam with black truffle and wagyu to succulent duck bao buns, crispy fried chicken and waffles, and a lavish seafood selection featuring fresh prawns, lobster, and scallops. Do not miss out on their decadent desserts, including Pistachio and Rose Om Ali.

From March 1 to 15, 2025, enjoy an exclusive selection of authentic Indonesian specialities crafted by Visiting Chef Surya Hadinata from Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay.

Gather your loved ones for a Ramadan celebration like no other—where tradition meets indulgence against the breathtaking backdrop of the Twin Towers.

The theme this Ramadan for Sunset Terrace in Sunway Resort Hotel reimagines 1,001 Arabian Nights, with the space decked out in incredible decor from inside out. Eat like royalty with their lavish spread worthy of a king with Middle Eastern classics like Maqluba, Qatayef, and Spit-Roasted Lamb.

Courtyard by Marriott Kuala Lumpur South is running their special Santapan Cahaya festive buffet. Must-haves include succulent roasted lamb, Nasi Dagang Pantai Timur, Uncle Cheong's Chicken Rice, with other vibrant stations and desserts for your perusal. 

March 3-March 27

RuMa Hotel is providing a buffet experience that captures Malaysia in its entirety. Find a laksa station with five distinct laksa varieties, nasi air Kelantan with your choice of condiments, and a kawah station, featuring gulai kawah and patin tempoyak prepared in traditional pots. 

Other classics will also be available, such as satay, rendang, roti john and ikan bakar; fill your plate while overlooking the Twin Towers.

March 3-March 27

With multiple locations in KL and Bangi, De.Wan is offering up an eclectic menu this Ramadan, featuring items such as Warung Pani Puri, satay, and different rice dishes. Celebrate with your loved ones and book now to get an early bird deal.

Kenny Hills is taking the home-based, kampung approach of slowing down, reconnecting, and sharing a great meal. Indulge in a buffet full of home-cooked flavours in the city across their locations in the city. Find comfort in Sup Buntut, and their Tiger Prawn Sambal Jawa and the crowd favourite Laksa Johor. 

In the cult favourite JP Teres, you’ll find an incredible spread of food to get you in the mood for Raya. With stalls lining the inside and outside of the venue, there is something for everyone here. Get a taste of their ketupat sotong, fresh large prawns, and their crowd pleaser chicken rice, and finish it all off with some homemade apam balik and cendol.

Experience a feast of Malaysian flavours this Ramadan at Lemon Garden, Shangri-La Kuala Lumpur, from 2 – 31 March. This year’s buffet highlights five signature dishes from five Malaysian states—expect rich and authentic flavours from Pahang, Penang, Johor, and more.

Beyond these specialties, indulge in an expansive buffet spread featuring everything from a seafood and sashimi bar to traditional favourites like kuey teow, ayam percik, and kambing bakar.

Save room for dessert! The selection includes a myriad of cakes, crème brûlée, and even traditional treats like serawa pisang.

A basket full of goodies for the perfect, fuss free way to break your fast. 

Filled with baba ganoush, kibbeh, hummus, falafel, haloumi fattoush, crispy Syrian rice, and fresh bread, end with a sweet note with their baklava cheesecake. 

Hilton hotels across Malaysia will share a united Ramadan theme: ‘Nikmati Saijian, Eratkan Jalinan’. Their ode to Ramadan emphasises the importance of relationships, encouraging us share with friends and family to foster relationships and spend quality time together. Each of the Hilton hotels will feature specialist dishes from each of their esteemed chefs.

Imperial Lexis Kuala Lumpur invites guests to indulge in its Bufet Istimewa Cita Rasa Lexis at Roselle Coffee House. Running from 3 to 26 March 2025, this lavish spread highlights Malaysia’s rich culinary traditions with must-try dishes like Roti John, Nasi Biryani, Singapore Chili Crab, and Ikan Tiga Rasa, alongside an impressive seafood on ice, Japanese delights, and a grand carving station featuring roasted whole lamb. Set in a luxurious 5-star setting, this buffet is perfect for gathering with loved ones. RM199 nett per adult, RM120 nett for seniors and children.

Pesona Klasik Dinner Buffet presents an immersive dining experience filled with nostalgia.

With over 60 dishes that commemorate Ramadan and the dishes surrounding this holy season, enjoy some of the chef's special hightlights including different varieties of gulai, bubur lambuk, ayam percik, kambing bakar, and Dulang Kampung classics.

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