Three Nights in Kuala Lumpur - and hints and tips?

[NoPackDrill]

Two adults and a teenager . . . any "must dos"?

We'll want to chill a bit, and we already have an invitation to brunch one day. Which brings me to a specific question - likely appropriate dress code for upmarket restaurant, daytime, Chinese? And is tipping normal in Malaysia?

Thanks!

[gamefreaks]

KL Tower and Batu Caves are worth a visit if you have some time to spare.

[onny]

NoPackDrill said:

Two adults and a teenager . . . any "must dos"?

We'll want to chill a bit, and we already have an invitation to brunch one day. Which brings me to a specific question - likely appropriate dress code for upmarket restaurant, daytime, Chinese? And is tipping normal in Malaysia?

Thanks!

Tip is not expected. Dress code for upmarket restaurant is neat casual. For male, shorts and polos are ok but if its really upmarket then a trousers and a shirt is expected. For female, they can wear anything they want as long as its not showing too much skin tbh.

Do a couple of night markets and have some really good street food. Have a stroll around chinatown as well. Food is the main thing to do in KL.