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2012-11-02
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Sleek and stylish, Bridge Bar is reminiscent of hot spots such as Sky Bar and Luna Bar, but it feels slightly more exclusive and intimate. Perched on the 28th floor, there isn't a view of the Petronas Twin Towers or the KL Tower here, but the setting remains impressive enough to recommend. It's still a well-kept secret for now, but within a few weeks, the crowds might be clamoring for a couch on the alfresco terrace. The catch? It's meant for the use of hotel guests and club members only (but w
Sleek and stylish, Bridge Bar is reminiscent of hot spots such as Sky Bar and Luna Bar, but it feels slightly more exclusive and intimate. Perched on the 28th floor, there isn't a view of the Petronas Twin Towers or the KL Tower here, but the setting remains impressive enough to recommend. It's still a well-kept secret for now, but within a few weeks, the crowds might be clamoring for a couch on the alfresco terrace. The catch? It's meant for the use of hotel guests and club members only (but was open to the public briefly during a recent trial run).
Snacks on the menu include fried pistachio scamorza cheese with tangy fruit chutney. High in sodium, but very addictive.
Duck spring rolls with roasted chili & hoisin BBQ sauce. Well-prepared, but the food isn't the real reason to head here, is it?
Fruit shooters of Orange with Vodka & Lemon with Tequila.
Chily-tho (a spiced-up Mojito) & Moscow Mule cocktails.
Watermelon juice for the teetotaler.
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