What to do and see in Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan: The Best Classes & Workshops

Come and visit Lazat Malaysian Cooking School and bring back an authentic taste of Malaysia! Our hands-on cooking classes are held Monday to Saturday and presented in English by entertaining Malaysian instructors. We are located just outside Kuala Lumpur city centre and our school is furnished with purpose made demonstration tables and individual cooking stations. Each day of the week we teach a different ethnic menu and provide detailed explanations of ingredients and cooking methods. Students individually prepare their own 4-course lunch, usually consisting of an appetizer, main course, side dish and dessert. Malaysian cuisine is a unique fusion of Malay, Chinese, Indian and Baba-Nonya flavors, drawing upon our country's rich history as an historical crossroads for explorers and traders from around the globe. At LaZat our goal is to bring Malaysian cooking to the world by sharing with you our family recipes, which we have savored and perfected over generations.

The biggest Indian supermarket for visitor to buy anything indian (from authentic indian spices, groceries and cooking utensils imported directly from India. You can get everything from India without visiting India

What do you do when guests ask where the best place to eat is? Why, the best local food is always home cooked. Our homegrown Tourist Cooking Classes can now be held everyday with prior advance bookings. We have two cooking slots : Morning (10.00 am with lunch) and Evening (5.00 pm with dinner). Show your guests the best in culinary hospitality; bring them home to Jen’s Underground.

Spearheaded by batik artist Emilia Tan following the wave of home-grown artist led initiatives to revitalize downtown Kuala Lumpur, myBatik Kuala Lumpur is a well-designed batik house that doubles as a community space for art lovers and also a working hub for myBatik’s in-house artists. Visitors can participate in batik painting classes, explore 100% local made batik products and enjoy good food and coffee in a garden cafe. Classes for adults and children available everyday starting from RM53 upwards.

Learn how to cook Malaysian local cuisines in an old colonial house in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. This is a four hours hands on session, have fun, make new friends, share your experiences and bring back the joy and learnings back to your country.

Our customer: Visitor/tourist in KL/Malaysia Provides Hobby Activities includes: classes, workshops & events (sewing, DIY, craft-works, barista-ship, coffee, social gathering & events) Example activities: - Coffee : Make your own latte , coffee appreciation event - Sewing: Sew a tote bag for your travel - Craft/DIY : Make your own Ipad/Iphone covers, shoes, bookbinding - Social: Meet & greet (Visitors meet with locals) Operating hours = depends on our class/workshop/events.

Explore the process of Batik or Shibori (tie dye) and become an artist for a day by creating your own patterns and designs in our workshop. You will learn the basics of batik or shibori and explore the process of hand-dyed textiles. At the end, you will take home your own personalised Batik Boutique product. Some product require up to one week for processing, so do let us know if you need your finished product the same day. Join us and learn how to make your own batik products and gifts!